Sorel Mizzi raised, and Ben Yu called from the big blind.
The flop was , and Yu checked. Mizzi bet, and Yu raised. Mizzi called. The turn was the , and Yu bet. Mizzi raised, and Yu called. The river was the , and Yu checked. Mizzi bet, and Yu called.
Mizzi showed , and Yu mucked. After the hand, Yu was left with only 180,000.
Sorel Mizzi raised on the button, and Ben Yu called from the big blind.
The flop came , and Yu checked. Mizzi bet, Yu raised, and Mizzi called. The turn was the , and Yu bet. Mizzi called. The river was the , Yu bet, Mizzi raised, and Yu called.
On a flop, Ben Yu check-called a bet by Joe McKeehen. The turn was the , and Yu again check-called a bet by McKeehen. The river was the , and Yu checked one more time. McKeehen bet, and Yu called.
JC Tran peaked at over two million and is now under 600,000 after this hand with former WSOP Main Event Champion Joe McKeehen.
Tran raised the small blind, and McKeehen defended the big blind. The flop came , and Tran bet. McKeehen called. The turn was the , and both players checked. The river was the , and Tran bet once more. McKeehen called and won the hand with ace-high versus the queen-high of Tran.
Jared Talarico raised, and Ben Yu three-bet from the small blind. JC Tran folded in the big blind, Taralico four-bet, and Yu called.
The flop came , and Yu check-called Talarico's bet. The turn was the , and Yu checked again. Talarico bet, Yu raised, and Talarico called. The river was the and Yu bet. Talarico called.
Through a tournament with so many big names and so much table talk, Jared Talarico may have been the quietest person in the entire field.
He has taken the chip lead here at the final table and seems to have the best of it whenever he puts chips into the pot.
On this hand, JC Tran raised, and Talarico and Yu both called. The flop came , and all three players checked. They all checked again when the came on the turn. Talarico led the river with the completed board reading , and Tran called.