Heads-up on a flop of 7♠8♦10♠, Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu on the button bet 900,000 and Harry Rubin in the big blind check-called.
The 8♥ turn and the Q♠ river were checked by both players.
"Straight," Rubin announced while revealing Q♦9♥6♦2♥. Nedelcu mucked his cards.
Harry Rubin called 600,000 in the small blind, James Sedlacek raised to 3,300,000 in the big blind, and Rubin called.
The flop came 9♣3♥10♠, and Sedlacek fired out a bet of 700,000, to which Rubin responded with a pot raise, and Sedlacek moved an all in.
James Sedlacek: A♣Q♥9♦6♦ 
Harry Rubin: K♠8♥7♠6♣
Terrible turn for Sedlacek in the 8♣ as this gave Rubin a straight, but he still had some outs. However, the 3♣ sent him home in fourth place.
Toby Joyce in the cutoff opened to 2,100,000 and faced Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu, who defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the 2♣8♥10♣ flop, but after Nedelcu checked the 4♥ turn, Joyce potted. It didn't take long for Nedelcu to fold.
Harry Rubin on the button raised to 1,500,000. Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu in the big blind three-bet to 4,800,000 and Rubin called.
Nedelcu potted on a flop of 9♣5♣3♦ and he made Rubin fold.
Roussos Koliakoudakis under the gun found himself at risk for 7,000,000 against Harry Rubin in the small blind.
Roussos Koliakoudakis: A♣Q♥8♣4♥
Harry Rubin: A♥K♥J♠8♥
Koliakoudakis flopped a pair on 7♠10♦4♠, but Rubin hit the K♦ turn to send Koliakoudakis to the rail after the 3♣ river.
Roussos Koliakoudakis under the gun opened to 2,100,000, Harry Rubin in the small blind three-bet to 6,900,000 and Koliakoudakis called.
The dealer fanned a flop of 9♥5♦2♠ and Rubin moved all-in for 3,600,000. "3.6," Koliakoudakis repeated several times before making the call.
Harry Rubin: K♠K♥9♦7♣
Roussos Koliakoudakis: J♥10♦8♠7♦
"I have kings, he has a gutshot," Rubin said to his rail. "Oh, now he has the whole deck," he added on the Q♦ turn. The A♠ river secured him the win and he doubled up.
Level: 36
Blinds: 300,000/600,000
Ante: 600,000
Still five players remain after two more levels. They are now on a 15-minute break.
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Raymer, who is currently running deep in Event #61: $1,000 Super Seniors, revealed to PokerNews that his fossil giveaway comes with a "douche bag clause" that leaves some players who bust him with chips and a story, but no prehistoric card protector.
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