Level 28
: 40,000/80,000, 80,000 ante
Hand #55: Pablo Melogno, first to speak, raised to 140,000. Over to Ben Keeline in the small blind, who jammed for 2,215,000. After having this count performed, Melogno threw in a handful of chips signifying a call.
Melogno: 
Keeline: 
Keeline's rail shouted for an ace on the flop, and they received one, but they forgot to mention it shouldn't come with a set for Melogno: 
was Keeline's final board.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
6,100,000
1,920,000
|
1,920,000 |
|
Busted |
. The action checked around to the 
on the turn and Hoffman checked again. Melogno put in a large bet of 435,000 and both Engel and Hoffman folded.
and Hoffman check-called another bet of 445,000 from Melogno. The river was the 
and Hoffman checked again. Melogno moved in for around 1,500,000 and Hoffman quickly discarded his hand.
on the turn. Engel led out for 250,000 and Keeline quickly folded.
flop for 150,000, Melogno called, and they checked their way through the 
turn and river. Hoffman showed down 
turn, this time for 550,000. The river brought the 
; Keeline checked and Hoffman announced, "One million," sliding in nearly half of his remaining chips. Keeline folded.
.
. "David Baker busts in fifth!" he said, summing up the result.
to eliminate Hughes in sixth place.
on the river. Hoffman led out for 400,000 and Engel tanked for a couple of minutes before calling. Hoffman showed 
on the turn was as far as the board got: Melogno led out for 175,000, Engel raised to 475,000 and Melogno pushed forward most of his stack, 1,515,000 chips in one of those Crocodile Dundee moments. Though these important decisions all took thinking time, Engel's fold was fairly rapid.
