Joseph Cheong opens from first position with a minimum-raise to 2 million. Filippo Candio gets in there from the big blind and has first action on a flop of . He leads into Cheong with a bet of 2.8 million.
Cheong turns to MOC Jack Effel and asks a question. It looks like he wants a rough count on how many chips Candio has behind his bet (about 25 million). Cheong then folds his hand.
He opens to 2.2 million when the table folds to him, and Michael Mizrachi calls from the small blind. John Racener does so as well from the big, and we've got three-way action.
The flop rolls out , and the blinds check to the raiser. Duhamel continues out with 3.675 million chips, Mizrachi calls, and Racener ducks out of the way.
Turn: . Mizrachi checks, and a deliberate Duhamel cuts out a bet of 8.5 million and slides it forward. Mizrachi takes a long soak in the tank before uncapping his cards and sliding them into the muck. Camp Duhamel, which had been standing biting their lips, instantly burst into cheers.
John Racener raises to 2.5 million from under the gun. Filippo Candio reraises all in from the next seat for 22.975 million. Action then folds back around to Racener and he begins his thought process. Racener folds his hand and Candio wins the pot after not having been involved for quite some time.
John Racener is the second player to act this hand. He makes it 2.3 million to go after Michael Mizrachi folds. Candio (who has disappeared recently) folds his button, allowing Joseph Cheong to three-bet to 5.5 million. Jonathan Duhamel folds the big blind and, after about a minute, Racener follows suit.
Jonathan Duhamel raises to 2.3 million from the cutoff seat. Mizachi reraises to 7.5 million from the button and both blinds fold, moving action back to Duhamel. He also folds and Mizrachi wins the pot.
Joseph Cheong opens to 2 million and is called by Duhamel. Michael Mizrachi then moves all in from the small blind for approximately 35 million. Everyone quickly folds.
Joseph Cheong and Jonathan Duhamel see a flop for the minimum in the blinds. The flop comes down and Cheong checks. Duhamel bets 2.2 million and wins the pot.