You gotta fight for your right to count these chips:

Joe Simmons	$5,000,000
John Gale	$2,600,000
Chuck Kelley	$2,500,000
John Hennigan	$6,400,000

John Hennigan raises to $225,000 from under the gun and the action folds around to Chuck Kelley, who calls from the big blind. The flop comes A T 5 and Kelley checks to Hennigan, who bets $200,000. Kelley thinks for a second before mucking his hand, and the pot is Hennigan's.

Chuck Kelley limps in from under the gun and Joe Simmons raises to $400,000 from the small blind. Kelley makes the call and the flop comes Q T 3 and both players check. The turn is the 4 and Simmons bets $500,000. Kelley makes the call and the river is the 8. Simmons checks to Kelley, who checks behind. Simmons has pocket sevens and Kelley has king-jack. Simmons takes a big pot from Kelley.

Chuck Kelley raises to $280,000 from the button and the action folds to Joe Simmons, who calls from the big blind. The flop comes T 5 4 and both players check. The turn is the 5 and both players check again. The river is the J. Both players check and and Kelley shows A-Q. Simmons "releases" - as the tournament director puts it - and Kelley takes the pot.

Chuck Kelley raises from under the gun to $330,000. Action folds around to John Gale in the big blind and he too lays it down, giving Kelley the pot.

John Gale raises to $240,000 from under the gun and Joe Simmons makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes 9 6 3 and Simmons checks to Gale, who bets $350,000. Simmons folds, and Gale takes down the pot.

Hennigan raises to $225,000 and John Gale reraises to $575,000. Action folds back to Hennigan, who makes the call and the flop comes K T 4. Gale checks to Hennigan, who checks behind, and the turn is the J. Gale bets $540,000 and Hennigan lays it down, giving Gale the pot.

Chuck Kelley raises to $350,000 and Joe Simmons makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes Q 7 3 and Simmons checks to Kelley, who bets $400,000. Simmons thinks for a few moments before making the call, and the turn is the J. Simmons checks to Kelley again, who checks behind, and the river is the A. Both players check and Kelley shows K-J for a pair of jacks, which is good enough to take down the pot.

Michael "Shack" Sukonik moves all-in from the small blind for his last $430,000. John Hennigan thinks it over before making the call from the big blind with T 9. Sukonik has 8 8 and the flop comes Q 9 5. The turn is the 3 and the river card is the Q, and Hennigan catches a nine to take out Sukonik, who finishes in fifth place and takes home $332,322.

Hello, nasty - we got that ill communication on these chip counts here:

Joe Simmons	$5,200,000
John Gale	$2,000,000
Chuck Kelley	$2,500,000
Michael Sukonik	$530,000
John Hennigan	$6,650,000