Chad Campbell limp-called a raise to 60,000 when Chance Kornuth bumped up the action from the cutoff. Both checked down the flop and turn. Campbell bet the river for 50,000 and Kornuth called to get shown the for a flopped ten-high straight.
In a four ways limped pot to the flop, Moshe Gabay and Dan Shak checked their options. Chad Campbell bet 30,000 in the cutoff and Chance Kornuth called. Gabay then check-raised to 100,000 and Campbell got out of the way, while Kornuth called. The followed on the turn and Gabay bet 100,000 with 300,000 behind.
Kornuth now raised to 400,000 and that sent his opponent into a long tank. Gabay used two time bank extensions and eventually folded.
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Moshe Gabay raised it up to 46,000 in the cutoff and Dan Shak three-bet jammed on the button. Gabay then called all-in for 342,000 and the cards were flipped over.
Moshe Gabay:
Dan Shak:
The flop kept Gabay in the lead but Shak had a ton of outs. He nailed the perfect card on the turn for a straight flush and the river became a formality, as Gabay was eliminated in 4th place for $58,601.
Dan Shak folded and Chad Campbell then raised to 58,000 in the cutoff, picking up a call from Chance Kornuth on the button. Both opted to check the flop and Campbell bet the turn for 60,000, which found no resistance from Campbell.
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flop and 
turn. Campbell bet the 
river for 50,000 and Kornuth called to get shown the 
for a flopped ten-high straight.
flop, Moshe Gabay and Dan Shak checked their options. Chad Campbell bet 30,000 in the cutoff and Chance Kornuth called. Gabay then check-raised to 100,000 and Campbell got out of the way, while Kornuth called. The 
board and Campbell's 
flop kept Gabay in the lead but Shak had a ton of outs. He nailed the perfect card on the 
