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. Brian Arbaugh was on the button with 
and three-bet to 300,000, roughly one-third of his stack. The blinds folded and Landreth called, bringing the flop 
where Landreth checked and then called Arbaugh's continuation-bet of 175,000.
and Landreth checked again. Arbaugh jammed for his last 435,000 and Landreth immediately called. No ace came on the river 
and Arbaugh finished in sixth place as a result.
and received a call from Stephen Strout in the small blind with 
. Action went heads up to a flop of 
.
and the turn came 
, giving Landreth a set. He bet 100,000 and was called only by Cartwright. Landreth bet another 150,000 on the river 
and re-jammed for 1 million. Landreth had 610,000 behind and thought for about 20 seconds before looking back at his cards and sending them onto the table face-up for all to see.
and David Johnson re-jammed on the button for 1.02 million with 
. Brian Arbaugh had 
to give Arbaugh two pair and nearly triple his stack, sending Holladay out in eighth and taking a chunk of Jackson's stack along the way.
and was three-bet to 425,000 by Jake Ferro in middle position. Dustin Holladay had 
. Cartwright called.
and Strout continuation-bet 190,000. Cartwright called. Strout checked the turn 
and Cartwright bet 165,000, which Strout called. The river fell