Mary Darnell was in position in a heads-up pot and called a bet from her opponent a flop of 
.
The opponent bet 45,000 on the 
turn and Darnell announced a raise to 90,000. The opponent called, and then led out again for 115,000 on the river. Darnell took about a minute before announcing "all-in" and throwing in a single 25,000 chip.
Her opponent had about 200,000 behind and contemplated calling off for his tournament life.
"You have a six? Really?" the opponent asked.
Darnell sat still but agreed to show if the opponent folded. He did fold, and Darnell shocked the table when she turned over an apparent bluff with 
and took down the huge pot.
"It looks like a six over here!" someone on the other side of the table contributed.
The opponent was in awe that Darnell didn't even have a pair, while others at the table respected the move.
"Don't mess with Miss Mary!" warned Edward Mroczkowski.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,200,000
340,000
|
340,000 |
|
1,000,000
150,000
|
150,000 |
in a heads-up pot, Day 1b chip leader Matthew Sundberg moved all-in for 133,000 with around the same amount in the pot. 
turn before the meaningless 
rolled off on the river to send a frustrated Sundberg to the payout counter.
face-up.
on the turn gave the small blind a straight draw to go with his overpair. The river brought the 
to ship the massive pot to Nguyen, while Mroczkowski lamented that he would have made the best hand and climbed over one million. 
and Petiote check-called a bet of 52,000 from Studdard. Petiote then led all-in on the 
turn and Harper called off a stack of 90,000 and Studdard called.
on the turn gave her opponent a straight draw, but the 
