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Jeff Fielder opened to 225,000 from the hijack seat, Drazen Ilich moved all in for 1.82 million on his direct left, and the action folded back to Fielder, who called.
Fielder: 
Ilich: 
Ilich found no help on the flop (
), the turn (
), or the river (
), and he was eliminated. He will not win the casino championship for the Choctaw Durant stop, but he will take home $63,202 for his efforts. The score is just a couple hundred dollars short of his largest career cash ($63,680), which he earned for a seventh-place finish in the 2011 Hammond Main Event.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
5,100,000
1,625,000
|
1,625,000 |
|
Busted |
turn and 
river, prompting Fielder to show 
for the win.
and McFarland called from the small blind with 
. McFarland got it in good, but the {2c
flop was kind to Ilich and gave him a commanding lead. Neither the 
turn nor 
river helped McFarland, and her stack dropped down to just 1 million.
. Both players checked.
, Roesel led out for 140,000, and Kirby raised to 330,000. Roesel tanked for a bit, then made the call.
fell on the river, and Roesel checked. Kirby grabbed five pink T100,000 chips, and tossed them forward. Roesel thought for less than 30 seconds, then called the 500,000-chip bet.
for a straight, and Roesel mucked his hand.
, and the action checked to Ilich, who continued for 190,000. Only Roesel called.
. Ilich checked as well. The 
completed the board, and both players checked again.
for a pair of eights, and he won the pot.
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