Amit Makhija raises to $175,000 and Andy Bloch re-ups to $415,000. Makhija calls all-in and turns up A 3 to Bloch’s A 7. The board comes Q 9 6 and Bloch retains his lead. The turn is the 4 and the river the A and Makhija is out in fifth place, a finish worth $198,528.

Medic Doubles Through Bloch

Andy Bloch raises to $150,000 and Nenad Medic re-raises the pot. Bloch re-raises enough to put the Canadian all-in and Medic calls off his last $1,105,000 in a battle of Full Tilt pros that sees Medic turn up A K and Bloch muster K K.

Bloch looks primed to take a dominating chip position into three-handed play, but the flop comes 7 6 2 and Medic flops the nut flush for the extreme suckout. The turn is the 2 and Bloch picks up outs for the boat, but the river is the 3 and Medic doubles up to $2.3 million while Bloch is down to $3.8 million.

Sexton Doubles Through Bloch

Andy Bloch raises to $150,000 in the small blind and Mike Sexton re-raises to $400,000 in the big blind. Bloch puts Sexton all-in and the WPT frontman all-in makes the call, turning up A J to Bloch's A 6. The flop comes K J 7 and Sexton flops middle pair. The board finishes 4 Q and Sexton doubles through Bloch.

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Chris Bell raises to $140,000 and Nenad Medic raises the pot. Action folds back around to Bell, who calls all-in and shows A 3 to Medic's J J. The flop comes Q 6 5 and Medic retains the lead, but the A on the turn gives Bell the overpair. The river card is the dagger J, however, giving Medic the reverse suckout with the two-outer to send Bell packing in sixth place. He'll take $157,168 from the prize pool for his efforts.

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