Jeff Fielder limped from the small blind and Matt Kirby opted to exercise his option from the big with a raise to 320,000. Fielder called and then proceeded to check-call bets of 350,000 and 675,000 on the 
flop and 
turn respectively.
When the 
peeled off on the river, Fielder checked for a third time and then called when Kirby led out for a healthy 1 million. Kirby tabled 
for two pair and it was good as Fielder shook his head and mucked.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
13,950,000
2,350,000
|
2,350,000 |
|
4,850,000
-2,350,000
|
-2,350,000 |
flop. Both players checked, the 
river.
made a straight. Roesel flashed 
for two pair and then mucked his hand.
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), the turn (
), and the river (
). Fielder turned over 
for two pair, and Kirby mucked.
turned, and Roesel bet 185,000 after action folded to him. Fielder folded, but Kirby opted to come along for the ride. When the 
completed the board on the river, Kirby led out for 375,000 and Roesel quickly called. Kirby tabled 
for a rivered wheel, and a frustrated Roesel flashed 
, Roesel led for 125,000, and Fielder called.
completed the board, and Roesel led again - this time for 365,000. Fielder folded, and Roesel showed 
.
and had Campanello's 
flop was terrible for Campanello as it paired Kirby's king, which meant he needed either running straight or flush cards to stay alive. The dealer burned and turned the 
, and just like that Campanello's hopes of winning the WSOP Circuit Choctaw Durant Main Event went out the door.
bricked on the river.
flop put action on Roesel, and he continued for 650,000. Jeff Fielder and Bryan Campanello both folded, but Matt Kirby opted to check-raise all in. It was enough to get the job done as Roesel conceded the hand. With that, Kirby chipped up to 5.2 million.
) and the river (
for a pair of fives, and won the pot.