On the flop, Brandon Shack-Harris and Sean Winter got all the money in. Shack-Harris had flopped the best of it with the for trip queens, and Winter had the . The turn was the to keep Shack-Harris in front, and it was at this point that Winter grabbed his two aces and began to turn them over anticipating the loss. But then, the spiked on the river and gave Winter a winning full house. He turned his aces back over, and Shack-Harris was off to the exit.
With that elimination, Shack-Harris has officially fallen short in his quest for 2014 World Series of Poker Player of the Year. George Danzer will win the title with 923.5 points to Shack-Harris' 829.2. Both put on an absolutely amazing run at the title that involved three lead changes here at the WSOP Asia-Pacific alone. Danzer won three gold bracelets this year — two in Las Vegas and one in Melbourne — so Shack-Harris definitely had a tough hill to climb, but his performances this year shouldn't be forgotten.
With the victory, Danzer will forever be placed in poker history as the 2014 WSOP Player of the Year. He will earn an entry to the 2015 WSOP Main Event worth $10,000, but the title is priceless.
David "MissOracle" Yan opened for 7,000 from the cutoff and was met by an all-in three-bet to 51,900 from Fabian Quoss in the big blind. Yan opted to make the call and he discovered he was in a dominating spot.
Yan:
Quoss:
Quoss needed some help, but he'd receive none as the board ran out a dry .
Pritchard was all in preflop with pocket queens against the pocket tens for Egan. The board ran out , and Pritchard doubled. He was all in for 61,600 and now has around 125,000 in chips. Egan was left with 118,000.
On the flop, David Steicke bet 20,000, and Brian Roberts made the call to see the land on the turn. Steicke and Roberts both checked, and then the landed on the river. Steicke bet 25,000, and Roberts called.
Steicke showed the for two pair, aces and eights, and Roberts mucked.
Daniel Neilson opened for 6,500 from middle position only to have Jason Pritchard three-bet jam for 29,900 from the small blind. Neilson made the call and the cards were turned up.
Neilson:
Pritchard:
Pritchard was well out in front thanks to his kicker, and he took down the pot after the board ran out a safe .
flop. The 
turn gave Higgs a chance to win, but that didn't happen as the 
blanked on the river.
flop, Brandon Shack-Harris and Sean Winter got all the money in. Shack-Harris had flopped the best of it with the 
to keep Shack-Harris in front, and it was at this point that Winter grabbed his two aces and began to turn them over anticipating the loss. But then, the 
spiked on the river and gave Winter a winning full house. He turned his aces back over, and Shack-Harris was off to the exit.
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, and Pritchard doubled. He was all in for 61,600 and now has around 125,000 in chips. Egan was left with 118,000.
landed on the river. Steicke bet 25,000, and Roberts called.
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