Gus Hansen and Andy Black both limped into this pot and after a flop of 8 6 3 Black bet out $250,000 and Hansen made the call. The turn was the T and after Black checked, Gus he threw out a bet of $350,000. The chips were barely in the middle before Andrew announced he was all-in. Hansen took a few seconds to think it through before mucking his hand.

In an un-raised pot between Gus Hansen and Andrew Black in the blinds it was checked all the way down. After Black showed seven-high Gus says, "that's no good", and turns over his queen high for the win.

After getting a walk on his big blind the hand before, Gus Hansen raises to $260k from the small blind and takes down the blinds and antes.

The players have just come back from a short five-minute break and are ready to get back to it. The blinds are up and the current chip counts are as follows:

Seat 1	Gus Hansen:	$4.53 million
Seat 2	Jimmy Fricke:	$8.12 million
Seat 3	Andrew Black:	$2.3 million

After a period of Jimmy Fricke winning almost every pot, Gus Hansen has taken one for himself. After both Fricke and Hansen limped the flop fell 8-5-2 rainbow. Fricke checked it to Gus and he bet out $60k. Jimmy made the call and the turn brought the J. Fricke led out for $150,000 and was raised by Gus $350,000 more. Fricke called and after the river fell the 4 and Jimmy checked, Gus pushed in a big bet, $700,000. It was enough to force Fricke to lay down his hand and Gus rakes in a nice pot.

Jimmy Fricke is comletely running over this final table. Using his big stack, Jimmy has just taken down two more consecutive posts, one from each of his opponents.

After calling down Andrew Black, Jimmy Fricke took about half a million chips from Black by showing down bottom pair. Fricke is not only able to get lucky, he's making some strong reads as well.

After taking a big pot from Gus Hansen a few hands ago, Jimmy Fricke has picked up two hands worth of blinds and antes. Fricke is now the huge chip leader with more than half the chips in play.

Jimmy Fricke just took down a huge pot by pushing Gus Hansen out of the hand after the flop. Fricke got the action started with a raise to $200,000 from the button and was re-raised by Gus in the blind who made it $700,000 total. The flop came 6 T A and Gus bet out $800k. Fricke began counting out chips and popped it to make it $1.6 million to go. With a pained expression Gus slowly folded his hand after a few moments of deliberation.

Julius Coleman moves all-in preflop for $525,000 and gets called by Andrew Black, who shows pocket queens to Coleman's A 6. The board comes A A Q, filling Black up but giving Coleman plenty of outs. He can't get any of those outs on fourth or fifth street, however, as the board finishes out K 9, and Coleman is eliminated in fourth place. He'll take home $500,000 for his efforts.