Linda Johnson has just introduced Joe Hachem's friends and family and announced, "Thank God we're not having anymore of that 'Aussie Aussie Aussie Oy Oy Oy' crap." Hachem is speechless, Negreanu finds it hilarious, and Johnson wonders aloud where she'll be working next week.

Jim Hanna raises to $350,000 from the small blind and Joseph Hachem makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes 5 8 9 and Hanna checks to Hachem, who bets $450,000. Hanna calls and the turn comes T. Hanna bets $600,000 and Hachem folds after mulling his options for a few minutes. Hanna takes the pot.

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Joseph Hachem makes it $150,000 and Mads Andersen makes it $415,000. Hachem makes the call and the flop comes J T 2. Hachem checks and Andersen bets $450,000. Hachem makes the call and the turn comes 5. Hachem checks again and Andersen checks behind. The river is the Q. Hachem checks and Andersen bets $800,000. Hachem makes the call and shows Q-J. Andersen mucks and Hachem takes down the pot.

Here are the new chip counts:

Daniel Negreanu	$7,720,000
Jim Hanna	$2,830,000
Joseph Hachem	$4,250,000
Mads Andersen	$2,705,000

Daniel Negreanu and Jim Hanna see a flop. It comes 2 5 7 and Negreanu checks to Hanna, who bets out $250,000. The turn comes 7. Negreanu bets out $450,000 and Jim Hanna makes the call. The river is the T and Negreanu checks to Hanna, who bets $450,000. Negreanu folds and Hanna takes down the pot.

Jim Hanna opens the pot for $180,000 from the button and Joseph Hachem makes the call in the small blind. Mads Andersen folds in the big blind and the flop comes K 4 T. Hachem checks to Hanna, who bets $300,000. Hachem folds and Hanna wins the pot.

Daniel Negreanu limps in from the small blind and Jim Hanna checks his option. The flop comes Q 9 J and Hanna bets $80,000, which Negreanu calls. The turn is the 2 and Negreanu checks to Hanna, who bets $250,000. Negreanu folds and Hanna takes down the pot.

David Redlin makes it $180,000 from first position and it's folded around to Joseph Hachem in the big blind. Hachem announces raise and makes it $500,000 to go. David Redlin thinks for a moment before announcing all-in for an additional $725,000 and Hachem makes the call. Redlin shows A Q to Hachem's Q Q.

The flop comes 4 7 4, keeping Hachem the lead. The turn is the A and the pro-Redlin crowd erupts as the Michigan native takes the lead. The river, incredibly, is the case queen, filling Hachem up and sending the rest of the crowd into absolute hysterics. Hachem had Redlin out-chipped and the kid heads to the rail in fifth place as the audience rubs its eyes in disbelief.

PokerListings.com's odds calculator lists Hachem as having a 2.3% chance of winning that pot on the turn. Doesn't matter. David Redlin is fifth place and he'll take home $253,715 and the honor of getting put out by a bad beat from a world champion.

Daniel Negreanu makes the call in the small blind and Jim Hanna checks his option. The flop comes A 9 2 and Negreanu bets $80,000. Hanna lays it down and Negreanu takes down the blinds and antes.