Manig Loeser put his 13 big blinds at risk and was called by Fedor Holz.
Loeser:
Holz:
Holz hit a jack on the flop of a board and sent Loeser to the rail in 12th place. Loeser takes home some consolation though banking HK $2,108,000 (approx. US $270,157).
Loeser was the last remaining former champion and the current reigning champion meaning the Triton Super High Roller Series will have a brand new champion.
Dietrich Fast opened to 110,000 from the cutoff and Mike Watson three-bet shoved for 550,000 on the button. Action folded to Kahle Burns in the big blind who four-bet shoved for about 2,000,000, forcing Fast out of the hand.
Watson tabled and Burns was ahead with . Watson did flop a flush draw but the rest of the board bricked out and he was eliminated in 10th place for HK $2,265,000 (US $290,263).
While Mike Watson was being eliminated at one table, James Chen was involved in a massive pot against Adrian Mateos. With over 1,300,000 already in the pot of a board, Chen checked and Mateos moved all-in.
Chen went into the tank and eventually, Mateos called the clock. With just five seconds left on the clock, Chen made the call.
Mateos tabled and Chen, realizing his Main Event run came to an end, slowly mucked his cards. Chen took home HK $2,343,000 (US $300,278) finishing in ninth place.
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giving Haxton a full house and Kuznetsov busted one spot away from the bubble.
. Juanda's queens held and doubled his stack of 535,000.
and Rakhimov left the rest of the field in the money.
board and sent Loeser to the rail in 12th place. Loeser takes home some consolation though banking HK $2,108,000 (approx. US $270,157).
board, a raise war between Dietrich Fast and JC Alvarado ended when Alvarado moved all-in for over a million and Fast snap-called.
run out spelled the end for Alvarado in 11th place for HK $2,186,000 (US $310,271).
, Timothy Adams bet 340,000 into his heads-up opponent, James Chen. 
and Burns was ahead with 
board, Chen checked and Mateos moved all-in.