Event #65: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship

There was 400,000 already in the pot in what Justin Harvell later described as a three-bet pot on the turn with the board showing     . Mark Zullo was in the small blind and he checked to Harvell who checked behind.

The river was the   and both players checked a second time and Zullo showed down his    for two pair. Harvell had the best of it though, holding    and that would earn him the pot pushing him back over one million chips.

Mark Zullo	1,920,000	260,000
Justin Harvell	1,380,000	380,000

The action folded to Chino Rheem in the small blind, and he completed. The big blind checked, and then both players checked the     flop.

The turn landed the  , and Rheem bet out 50,000 and his opponent called as the   completed the board on the river.

Rheem bet 200,000, and his opponent pushed out a min-raise to 400,000.

Rheem went into the tank and eventually had the clock called on him before he folded what he said was a  .

The big blind tabled his   , and Rheem congratulated himself while dropping to just under 2.3 million.

Chino Rheem

2,246,000

-100,000

The cards are back in the air.

Players will be playing just 60-minutes of this level before bagging and tagging for the night.

The remaining players are heading on their last 20-minute break of the evening.

There are currently 351 players remaining, and they are all guaranteed a $37,705 payday.

Paulo Goncalves got his last 257,000 in the middle from late position with    and was called by an opponent on his left who had   . The     flop favored Goncalves. The   turn made it so he had a few cards to dodge but the   river was safe for him.

Paulo Goncalves

554,000

304,000

In a pot that looked to have seen a few raises preflop, Jeff Trudeau was on the button and called 150,000 from the small blind on    . The turn   got checked through and the river was a  . The small blind checked and snap-called 275,000, and Trudeau had the winner with   .

Jeff Trudeau

2,850,000

900,000

It wasn't long ago that Shaun Deeb had about 200,000 left. Now, he's soared past 1.5 million as his latest come-up saw him bust a player who got the last few chips in on a     flop. Deeb held the nuts with    and he was fading only   . The   ended it on the turn.

Shaun Deeb

1,530,000

230,000

Davidi Kitai opened to 35,000 from under the gun and Tony Miles three-bet to 115,000 just a couple of seats over. The action folded back to Kitai who four-bet jammed all in for around 350,000. Miles snapped him off and it was for good reason.

Tony Miles:   
Davidi Kitai:   

The flop came     and Miles was still well out front with his pocket aces. The   on the turn meant Kitai was drawing to one of two tens in the deck. The river brought the   and the table all gasped as they thought it was a ten. Unfortunately for Kitai, it was not and he was sent to the payout desk.

Tony Miles	1,890,000	890,000
Davidi Kitai	0	-370,000

Alexander Haro is now sitting behind a mountain of chips and he filled us in on just how he acquired them. According to Haro he raised to 35,000 and Darren Elias re-raised to 110,000 from the button. Haro called and they went heads up to the     flop.

Haro check-called a bet of 90,000 from Elias and the turn was the  . Haro led out with a bet of 200,000 and Elias called.

The river was the   and Haro moved all in covering Elias who had 550,000 behind. Elias called showing    for a straight but Haro showed    for a rivered flush.

Elias was eliminated and Haro now finds himself at the top of the chip counts with less than one level of play left in the night.

Alexander Haro	4,625,000	3,065,000
Darren Elias	0	-1,640,000

On a board of     , the small blind moved all in, and Dong Kim called all in from the big blind for 132,000.

Kim:   
Opponent:   

The river landed the  , and Kim secured the double to over 400,000 in chips.

Dong Kim

410,000

229,000