The action's on Eric and he folds and Fernandez calls from the small blind. J.C. checks his option and the flop comes 9 8 2. Jacobo bets out $600,000 and J.C. mucks.

J.C. Tran raises to $1 million from under the gun and ain't nobody wanna mess with ya boy. He takes down mad paper on the play and breaks the $10 million barrier, which almost makes him cool enough to hang with PokerListings.com.

Jacobo Fernandez leads out for $1 million and J.C. Tran announces all-in after a few minutes' thought. Eric Hershler once again cannot bring himself to get out of the way without drawing some attention, and Hershler folds before Fernandez immediately makes the call, showing 3 3 to Tran's Q J. The flop comes 8 8 7 and the turn is the K, leaving Fernandez needing to dodge a jack or queen to stay alive. The river is the 7, giving both players two pair with a king kicker to chop the pot, and with nothing accomplished the audience pulls themselves off the roof and prepares for more poker.

The latest counts courtesy of Linda Johnson:

Seat 1	Jacobo Fernandez:	$4 million
Seat 2	J.C. Tran	$9 million
Seat 3	Eric Hershler:	$2.6 million

With J.C. Tran in the only blind for this hand, Eric Hershler folds and Jacobo Fernandez calls on the button. Tran checks his option and the flop comes J 6 4. Tran checks and Fernandez moves all-in for $3,270,000. Tran thinks it over before folding, and Fernandez takes down the pot.

With the elimination of Paul Wasicka, this level has come to an end. The new blinds are $200,000/$400,000 with an ante of $50,000. Shuffle up and deal.

J.C. Tran raises to $600,000 from under the gun and the action folds around to Paul Wasicka, who moves all-in from the big blind for $1,220,000 more. Tran thinks for a second before making the call, showing 3 3 to Wasicka's A 7. The flop is a dream for Tran, coming K K 3 to give him the flopped full house and leaving Wasicka drawing for running aces or sevens to stay alive. The turn is the 6 and it's over for Kwikfish, who heads out of the pond in fourth place to the tune of a $455,615 payday.

J.C. opens the pot to $600k and gets no callers and takes down the blinds and antes.

Fresh out the oven:

Jacobo Fernandez	$3,700,000
Paul Wasicka	$2,000,000
J.C. Tran	$7,100,000
Eric Hershler	$3,000,000

Jacobo opens the pot to $600,000 and gets no callers, he takes down the blinds and antes.