From the small blind Justin Bonomo raised to 50,000 and Nick Schulman made the call from the big blind and drew three to Bonomo's one.
Bonomo bet dark and Schulman called drawing one as Bonomo drew one also. Bonomo then checked, Schulman bet out 50,000 and Bonomo called.
After a few moments of hesitation, Bonomo opted to draw one and Schulman stood pat before Bonomo put Schulman all in for his last 25,000.
Hesitating for a few moments, Schulman eventually committed the last of his chips and tabled a jack only to have Bonomo table his to send the two-time WSOP bracelet winner to the rail in 4th place for a $99,015 payday.
Tuan Le was under the gun and cut out a raise. Nick Schulman three-bet from the big blind and Le called. Schulman picked up one new card on the first draw while Le opted for two. Schulman bet, Le came over the top, and Schulman called.
Schulman once again picked up one new card on the second draw. This time, however, Le stood pat. Schulman check-called a bet from Le and drew one card on the final draw. Schulman checked the last betting round and Le fired one last bet. Schulman went into the tank for a bit, peeked at his hand, and shook his head. After a moment passed, Schulman flung his cards into the muck. Le picked up the pot and has now eclipsed the million-chip mark.
Nick Schulman limped in and then called a raise from Tuan Le before drawing three cards to Le's two.
Schulman then check-called 25,000 and drew two as Le drew one and then fired out 50,000 to prompt a fold from Schulman as he slipped to just 300,000 in chips.
Nick Schulman raised from the small blind and Tuan Le called from the big. Schulman drew three and Le picked up one. Schulman checked, Le bet, and Schulman called to see the next draw.
On the second draw Schulman opted for two while Le once again pulled one. Schulman check-called once more and each player took one on the last draw. Schulman checked and Le fired one last bet. Schulman thought for about twenty seconds before flinging out a call. Le rolled over and it was good enough to win the pot.
Justin Bonomo raised his button making it two-bets and Tuan Le called from the big blind as both players drew three cards.
Le bet out, Bonomo raised and Le called drawing one card as Bonomo stood pat. Le checked and Bonomo bet only to have Le check-raise to 80,000 with Bonomo calling and drawing one as Le stood pat.
Le then bet out 40,000 and Bonomo squeezed out his cards before tossing them to the muck as Le scooped the pot to move to 350,000.
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to send the two-time WSOP bracelet winner to the rail in 4th place for a $99,015 payday.
