Matthew Shepsky made it 5,500,000 from middle position, Mark Radoja announced all in for roughly 14,000,000, and Shepsky called.
Mark Radoja: A♠A♦8♦7♣ 
Matthew Shepsky: K♥K♣J♣10♠
The board ran out J♦4♠2♥2♠7♠, and Radoja's deep run came to an end in 5th place.
Alex Manzano potted to 4,200,000 under the gun, and Matthew Shepsky called from the big blind. Shepsky then check-folded to Manzano's shove on the 2♠8♦4♦ flop.
The next hand, Christopher Vitch limped in from the button, Shepsky called from the small blind and Manzano checked his option.
Shepsky bet 2,000,000 on the 10♥7♦8♠ flop, and only Manzano called. He didn't slow down on the 8♦ turn, announcing, "pot," for a bet of 8,800,000. Manzano went deep into the tank, and folded after more than a two minute tank.
Level: 40
Blinds: 1,000,000/1,500,000
Ante: 1,500,000
Jeremy Kerbel called 1,200,000 from under the gun, Matthew Shepsky called on the button, Alex Manzano called in the small blind and Mark Radoja checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came A♥9♥9♦, and action checked to Shepsky and he fired out a bet of 1,800,000, and Kerbal was the only caller.
Both players checked on the 8♦ turn, and Shepsky bet 7,000,000 on the 8♥ river which got a quick fold from Kerbal.
Christopher Vitch potted from the cutoff, and Matthew Shepsky made the call from the button. The blinds folded, and the two saw a flop of 10♦7♥K♠. Vitch moved all in and Shepsky called.
Christopher Vitch: A♣A♠Q♠8♠
Matthew Shepsky: Q♣J♥5♥4♣
Shepsky had an open-ender with backdoor hearts, and binked the dream A♥ turn to give him Broadway. The river had Vitch continuing to ramble about aces however, this time exclaiming that, "there's so many!" as he made four-of-a-kind on the A♦ river to survive and double.
Christopher Vitch limped in from the button, and Matthew Shepsky raised to 2,400,000 from the small blind. Alex Manzano then moved all in for 5,400,000 from the big blind which sent Christopher Vitch into the tank.
After a few moments of muttering to himself, he rejammed for 16,800,000. Shepsky made the fold.
Alex Manzano: A♦A♣Q♠3♥
Christopher Vitch: Q♥10♥9♥8♣
Vitch was in disbelief that his opponent could have picked up aces. "Aces?" he asked multiple times.
He was then all but dead on the A♠7♦2♣ flop, with Manzano improving to a full house on the 5♥7♥ runout for good measure. Vitch continued to talk about aces for a few moments as he handed over the chips.
Matthew Shepsky raised to 4,200,000 in the cutoff and Jeremy Kerbel called in the big blind then the flop came 4♥Q♣2♣. Both players checked on the flop and Shepsky fired out a bet of 2,700,000 when the K♣ hit the turn which got a quick fold from Kerbel.
Jeremy Kerbel opened to 3,000,000 on the button and Matthew Shepsky defended his big blind. He then check-folded to a 2,000,000 bet on the J♠K♠K♦ flop.
The very next hand, Mark Radoja opened to 3,600,000 under the gun. Shepsky potted to 12,000,000 from the small blind, and Radoja folded.
Level: 39
Blinds: 600,000/1,200,000
Ante: 1,200,000
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