Hand #73: Adam Levy made it 28,000 and took it down.
Hand #74: Levy brought it in, McEuen called and Jones made it 30,000. Simeon Naydenov moved all in and everyone got out of the way. Pot to Naydenov.
Hand #75: Jones brought it in and again Naydenov moved all in and won the pot.
Hand #76: Jones brought it in again. Lauck folded but the other two players called. The flop was and McEuen bet 35,000 which Naydenov called. The turn was checked and the river saw McEuen bet 75,000 and get a call. McEuen won with for flopped two pair. Naydenov flashed .
Hand #78: Jesse McEuen made it 22,000. Rhys Jones called and the flop fell . McEuen made it 35,000 and took down the pot.
Hand #79: Jones brought it in and got two callers. The flop came and it checked to the turn. Simeon Naydenov bet 22,000 and took the pot.
Hand #80: Jones brought it in and got two callers. The flop came . Jones bet 13,000 and took it down.
Hand #81: McEuen brought it in, Jones made it 15,000 and McEuen called. On the flop, Jones bet 20,000 and McEuen called. Jones bet 40,000 on the turn and McEuen called. They both checked the river and McEuen showed to take the pot.
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Hand #83: Jesse McEuen brought it in. Rhys Jones bet 20,000, Jonas Lauck moved all in and Jones called him. Jones had and Lauck showed . The board ran out and Lauck doubled but was still short.
Hand #84: Jones brought it in McEuen made it 57,000 and won the pot.
Hand #85: Lauck moved all in and took the pot.
Hand #86: McEuen bet 2,000 and it went three ways to a flop of . Checked around and the turn was the . Lauck bet 17,000 and Jones called to see the river . Jones moved all in and Lauck called with the for the straight winning hand.
Hand #87: Jones made it 15,000 and Lauck raised it 43,000, McEuen made it 110,000. Jones folded and Lauck moved all in. McEuen called to put his tournament at risk.
Lauck had and McEuen had . The cards ran out and those hard-won chips slid over to McEuen and Lauck was at risk again.
Hand #90: Rhys Jones made it 20,000. Jonas Lauck called and Jesse McEuen folded. The flop came and Jones checked. Lauck made it 35,000 and Jones called. The turn was the and Jones checked. Lauck made it 90,000 and took it down.
Hand #91: Lauck made it 25,000. McEuen folded and Jones did the same, giving Lauck the pot.
Hand #92: McEuen and Jones folded, giving Lauck the antes.
Hand #93: Jones brought it in for 5,000. Lauck and McEuen called. The flop was and they all checked. The turn was the and Jones took it down with a bet of 35,000.
Hand #94: Jesse McEuen brought in and Rhys Jones made it 30,000. McEuen called and the flop came . Jones bet 45,000 and McEuen called. The turn brought a 115,000-chip bet from Jones and McEuen called. The river was the . They both checked and McEuen won it with the .
and McEuen bet 35,000 which Naydenov called. The turn 
was checked and the river saw McEuen bet 75,000 and get a call. McEuen won with 
for flopped two pair. Naydenov flashed 
.
and Levy bet 55,000.
and Levy was at risk with top two 
.
and the river the 
to give Jones his flush and eliminate Levy.
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. McEuen made it 35,000 and took down the pot.
flop, Jones bet 20,000 and McEuen called. Jones bet 40,000 on the 
turn and McEuen called. They both checked the 
for Jones over Naydenov's 
and Lauck doubled but was still short.
. Checked around and the turn was the 
. Lauck bet 17,000 and Jones called to see the river 
. Jones moved all in and Lauck called with the 
and McEuen had 
and those hard-won chips slid over to McEuen and Lauck was at risk again.
and Jones checked. Lauck made it 90,000 and took it down.
turn brought a 115,000-chip bet from Jones and McEuen called. The river was the 