Other than a three way checked down pot on a board of a that was won by Andrew Badecker's , the other three pots have all gone to Jon Spinks.
He called a 40,000 raise from Erik Cajelais and bet 53,000 to win the pot when Cajelais checked the flop.
Spinks followed this up by raising to 42,000 and then moving all in when Dan Kelly made it 108,000 in the small blind, eliciting a snap-fold from the youngster.
Finally Spinks opened from UTG+1 to 42,000 and Cajelais called in the big blind only for the latter to check-fold when Spinks bet 54,000 on the flop.
Andrew Badecker raised to 44,000 preflop before Vitaly Lunkin three bet to 106,000 behind him. However
Badecker made it 230,000 to go and Lunkin responded by moving all in, Badecker quickly calling.
Lunkin:
Badecker:
The flop brought some "Oohs" and "Aahs" as it came before Badecker caught the to eliminate some
of the Russian's outs. The river was the and Badecker's friends celebrated as we dropped to six players.
There were double-ups in back to back hands with six to go here in the $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout.
In the first hand, Dan Kelly raised to 40,000 under-the gun, Daniel Makowsky re-raised to 120,000 and Andrew Badecker re-raised to 1,000,000 putting both Kelly and Makowsky all in. Kelly folded, but Makowsky eventually made the call.
Makowsky flipped over to the of Badecker. The board ran
Makowsky doubled up to 1,838,000 and Badecker fell back to about 1,600,000.
The very next hand, Badecker raised to 50,000 on the button and Dan Kelly re-raised to 112,000 from the small blind with Badecker making the call.
The flop came Kelly bet 136,000 and Badecker called.
The turn was the and Kelly open-shoved all in for around 545,000 with a call from Badecker.
Kelly had for top pair and Badecker had for second pair and a flush draw. The river was the , a brick for Badecker, and Kelly moved up to 1,376,000. Badecker, who was up around 2,500,000 only two hands before, fell to 807,000
Dan Kelly opened to 60,000 from early position and Dan Makowsky made it 175,000 in the cutoff but no sooner had Kelly four bet to 500,000 than Makowsky had moved all in and Kelly had basically shrugged and said, "Call.:
Kelly:
Makowsky:
The Kelly rail bellowed for an ace but the board came and Makowsky shipped the biggest pot of the tournament. He's now a huge chip leader with around half the chips in play.
Andrew Badecker raised to 60,000 in the small blind and Erik Cajelais called.
The flop came Badecker bet 45,000 and Cajelais called.
The turn was the and again Badecker bet, this time 100,000. Cajelais again just elected to call.
The river was the and Badecker moved all in for 318,000. Cajelais called.
Badecker flipped over for a flopped full house and Cajelais tossed his for a rivered flush into the muck and Badecker picked up the pot. He is now at 1,050,000 and Cajelais has fallen to 600,000
Andrew Badecker, now back in a comfort zone raised to 50,000 preflop from UTG and Dan Makowsky called on the button. The flop came and Badecker continued with a bet of 48,000 but Makowsky bumped it up to 125,000 in total. Badecker then moved all in for his remaining 900,000 or so and Makowsky fidgeted a bit before deciding to let it go.
that was won by Andrew Badecker's 
, the other three pots have all gone to Jon Spinks.
flop.
flop.
before Badecker caught the 
to eliminate some
and Badecker's friends celebrated as we dropped to six players.
to the 
Kelly bet 136,000 and Badecker called.
for top pair and Badecker had 
, a brick for Badecker, and Kelly moved up to 1,376,000. Badecker, who was up around 2,500,000 only two hands before, fell to 807,000
