Hand #38: Chris Canan opened under the gun for 625,000 and Rob Stark won the pot after his three-bet of 1,500,000.
Hand #39: Rob Stark opened for 850,000 on the button and Chris Canan jammed from the big blind for 5,500,000. After some consideration, Stark mucked his hand and tabled 
.
Hand #40: Rob Stark opened under the gun for 875,000 and Chris Canan jammed from the small blind for 6,800,000. This time, however, Stark made a stand.
Rob Stark: 
Chris Canan: 
Canan had the made hand, leaving Rob Stark to hope for something to save him by the end of the drama. Canan, however, was able to double up after the board ran out 
, leaving his foe beaten and almost out.
Hand #41: Chris Canan opened for 650,000 on the button and folded after Rob Stark jammed for 3,680,000 from the big blind.
Hand #42: Chris Canan opened for 725,000 and was uncontested.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
21,600,000
-800,000
|
-800,000 |
|
||
|
12,900,000
12,260,000
|
12,260,000 |
|
6,000,000
4,960,000
|
4,960,000 |
|
2,600,000
-1,300,000
|
-1,300,000 |
brought him no help. Carroll, a veteran of the air force, ended up in 5th place for $28,897.
Faber called Canan's bet for 300,000. The turn was the 
river, Canan opted to check and Faber fired 1,000,000. Canan let it go. 
came and Stark led out for 775,000. Carroll took a minute and called to see a 
on the turn. Stark checked this time and so did Carroll. 
for the winning hand of trips.
where Faber fired out 500,000 and Canan called tabling 
for the winner.
. However, the 
came on the river.
