Hand #94 : Jean-René Fontaine went all in for 15.9 million from the cutoff, and all other players folded.
Hand #95: Howard Mash raised to 2.9 million from the small blind, and Jean-René Fontaine went all in for 17.1 million from the big blind, getting Mash to fold.
Hand #96: Adam Richardson opened to 2 million on the cutoff, and all other players folded.
Hand #97: Howard Mash opened to 1.9 million on the cutoff , and Adam Richardson called in the big blind. The action checked through on the flop and turn on a 
board. The river brought the 
, Mash bet 3.5 million and Richardson called. Mash showed down 
to take down the pot with his heart flush.
Hand #98: Jean-René Fontaine opened to 5.3 million on the cutoff, and all others players folded.
Hand #99: Jim McNurlan opened for 2.2 million on the cutoff, and took down the blinds and antes uncontested.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
65,800,000
10,300,000
|
10,300,000 |
|
20,400,000
200,000
|
200,000 |
|
17,500,000
-4,800,000
|
-4,800,000 |
|
||
|
14,700,000
-11,700,000
|
-11,700,000 |
flop, Richardson checked, Mash bet 2,100,000, and Richardson quickly raised to 9,100000 which set Mash, with 7,000,000 behind, all-in. Mash called, showing both of them to be on a diamond draw. Mash's was higher with 
and ahead with queen high but Richardson's was paired with an up and down straight (flush) draw: 
.
. Mash's rail went crazy; he noted he only had to fade two outs in the deck (the straight flush completers for Richardson]. Fade he did; the river was the 
.
. McNurland's 
and Richardson's 
ended up chopping the pot.
, McNurlan winning at showdown with 
.
, McNurlan bet 3 million and got the call, showing down 
.
, and both players checked. The turn came the 
, and McNurlan bet, forcing a quick fold from Mash.
while he raked in his chips.
.