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When we arrived at the table, Ben Perez was already all in during a hand that also involved Mark Eddleman and Andy Andrejevic. The action was on the turn with the board reading 
, and the dealer was pulling in 550,000 each from Eddleman and Andrejevic.
The river was the 
, and Eddleman checked over to Andrejevic. Andrejevic took a few moments before he announced a big bet of 1.2 million. Eddleman quickly called.
Andrejevic tabled the 
for top set of jacks. Perez, who was all in sometime before the turn, turned up the 
and was going to be eliminated. Because this was an all-in hand, rules dictated that Eddleman must show. The dealer turned over his hand to reveal the 
, and then mucked it.
With that, Andrejevic scooped the massive pot to move to 4.1 million in chips, while Perez made his way to the payout desk. Eddleman was clipped all the way down to 800,000 in chips.
into the pocket nines of Montes. Do didn't improve and Montes added Do to the list of people he is gathering chips from all day.
, and Andrejevic bet 80,000, which was enough to get Garcia to fold. Eddleman raised to 164,000, and Andrejevic called. The turn was the 
. Tucker was shocked and behind with the 
.
, and he was eliminated. To be sure of the count, the dealer had to double check the chips to be sure, since both players had over 1.2 million. Tucker eventually turned to walk out, visibly shaken by what had just happened, and with that hand Andrejevic shot to the chip lead.
to complete the board. Busquet checked to his opponent once more, and Dong bet 150,000. After a minute or two in the tank, Busquet made the call.
. Dong mucked, and Busquet won the pot to move to 1.6 million in chips.
, and Montes won the pot to eliminate Hueber.
flop to take the lead with a set of eights. The turn was the 
