No Victory for Fleyshman Here
Hand #65: Roland de Wolfe raised to 75,000 and action folded over to the Italian Fabrizio Baldassari. He reraised to 260,000. Play moved back over to de Wolfe and he began counting out some chips from his stack, but ended up folding and giving Baldassari the pot.
Hand #66: James Bord raised to 77,000 to open up the action and de Wolfe called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and de Wolfe checked to Bord. He checked behind.
The 
hit fourth street and de Wolfe fired out 50,000. Bord tossed away his hand and the chips went to de Wolfe.
Hand #67: From the small blind, de Wolfe raised to 77,000, attacking Nicolas Levi's big blind. Levi folded.
Hand #68: De Wolfe was involved again, this time from the button. He raised to 70,000. Levi sat in the small blind and stared straight ahead for a bit before looking to see de Wolfe's stack size. He then folded, just posturing a bit. Baldassari also folded from the big blind and de Wolfe won the pot.
Hand #69: Dan Fleyshman raised to 64,000 and Danny Steinberg reraised to 205,000 from the big blind. Immediately, Fleyshman put out a tall stack of white T25,000 chips for 569,000 total. Steinberg immediately shoved all in for 1,117,000. Fleyshman didn't look too happy, but made the call.
Fleyshman: 
Steinberg: 
The flop came down 
and although Steinberg flopped a full house, Fleyshman picked up one out because he could hit the case ten to win now.
The turn brought the 
and kept Steinberg in the lead. The river brought the 
and Steinberg's twin brother gave a loud cheer from the rail and clapped his hands, super happy that his brother just doubled up big.