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The flop brought out
. Baldwin checked, then called a bet of 160,000. The turn card revealed the 
to pair the board. Baldwin took a few seconds before tapping the felt, and Klausen stacked out a bet of 335,000. Baldwin cut the calling chips out of his stack and sat there shuffling them for another minute or so before sliding them into the pot.The river came the
. Baldwin checked, and Klausen thought it over before checking behind. Baldwin tabled 
. His bottom pair had morphed into trips on the turn, and it improved further to the winning Broadway straight on fifth street.Baldwin drags down a big pot to pull ever closer to Klausen on the leader board, those two men still occupying the top two spots.
, and Klausen led with a bet of 75,000. Youngblood quickly raised to 420,000, Klausen just as rapidly reraised all in, and Youngblood snap-called.
for a flopped straight, while Youngblood turned over 
for a set of sixes. The turn was the 
, and the river was the 
, and suddenly Youngblood is out in 6th. Klausen now has 4,400,000.
, and de Wolfe quickly moved all in for about 100,000. Scholl made the call.
peeled off on the turn, improving him to the leading pair of jacks and leaving Scholl drawing dead to an offsuit ace. The river 
, giving Taylor a pair of nines. The turn was the 
, and Bradbury is out in 7th. Taylor now has 1.675 million.
. 
. Klausen bet 105,000, and Youngblood promptly raised to 405,000. Klausen leaned over to see how much Youngblood had left, then let it go.