Hand #138: Manig Loeser had the button and opened to 80,000. A three-bet from John Beauprez, however, was able to take down the pot.
Hand #139: Beauprex opened to 80,000 on this hand but it was Loeser to make it 220,000. This bet once again was enough to win the pot.
Hand #140: Loeser button-raised to 80,000 and Beauprez called. The flop came and both players checked. The hit the turn and Beauprez bet an unknown amount. Loeser called and the rivered. Both checked and Beauprez dragged in the pot after showing for a winning rivered pair of jacks.
Hand #141: A raise from Beauprez to 80,000 was enough to take down the pot.
Hand #137: John Beauprez had the button. He opened to 80,000. Manig Loeser three-bet to 220,000 and Beauprez announced that he was all in for 1.205 million. Loeser stood up from the table, said call, and tabled his .
It was revealed the two were racing once Beauprez showed his .
Loeser jumped into the lead when the flop brought with his pair of queens. Suddenly he was only two cards away from a bracelet.
The hit the turn giving Beauprez additional outs to make a straight on the river as well. In the end, it was the to complete the board and give Beauprez a winning club flush, doubling him up and putting the two competitors back to even chip stacks.
Hand #127: John Beauprez had the button. He raised to 85,000. Manig Loeser made it 220,000 and Beauprez threw it away.
Hand #128: Loeser cut out a button raise to 80,000 only to have Beauprez three-bet to 220,000. Loeser riffled chips for a moment before making it 450,000 to go. Beauprez replied by five-betting all in for about 1.9 million. Loeser folded his cards and Beauprez picked up the pot.
Hand #129: Beauprez had the button. He made it 80,000 to go. Loeser three-bet to 220,000 and Beauprez decided to stick around.
The duo saw a flop of come down and Loeser shot out 140,000. Beauprez cut out a raise to 315,000 and suddenly we had the biggest pot of heads up play brewing. Loeser called and we were off to the turn.
The fell and Loeser checked it on over. Beauprez tapped the table back and the completed the board. Loeser moved a stack of chips into the middle that totaled 390,000. Beauprez went into the tank.
"I'm going to be honest," said Beauprez after a moment. "I don't know what to do. Not at all."
Eventually, he decided to call the best. Loeser showed and Beauprez threw his hand into the muck. Loeser was pushed the pot and now has a significant chip lead.
Hand #122: John Beauprez got a walk in the big blind.
Hand #123: Beauprez raised to 80,000 from the button and took it down.
Hand #124: Manig Loeser had the button. He opened to 80,000 and Beauprez announced a call. The flop was and both players checked. The turn was the and Beauprez checked. Loeser put out a bet of an unknown amount and Beauprez called.
The river saw the fall and Beauprez checked. Loeser bet once more and Beauprez mucked his hand.
Hands #125-126: Loeser received a walk and then took down the next pot with a button raise to 85,000.
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and both players checked. The 
hit the turn and Beauprez bet an unknown amount. Loeser called and the 
rivered. Both checked and Beauprez dragged in the pot after showing 
for a winning rivered pair of jacks.
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to complete the board and give Beauprez a winning club flush, doubling him up and putting the two competitors back to even chip stacks.
come down and Loeser shot out 140,000. Beauprez cut out a raise to 315,000 and suddenly we had the biggest pot of heads up play brewing. Loeser called and we were off to the turn.
fell and Loeser checked it on over. Beauprez tapped the table back and the 
and Beauprez threw his hand into the muck. Loeser was pushed the pot and now has a significant chip lead.
and Beauprez checked. Loeser put out a bet of an unknown amount and Beauprez called.