Hand 139 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, and Schlein checks. The flop comes Jh-8d-3h with two hearts, Schlein checks, Deeb bets $100,000, Schlein moves all in, and Deeb calls. Schlein shows J-2 (pair of jacks), but Deeb has J-3 (two pair) for a dominating lead. The turn card is the Qd, and the river card is the Ad. (Deeb actually improves his hand to the nut flush, but his two pair would have been enough.) Josh Schlein is eliminated in second place, earning $440,450.

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Hand 138 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $300,000, and Deeb reraises all in. Schlein gets up out of his seat and paces a bit, coming back to take a look at Deeb and his chips. He sits back down, and even looks back at the crowd. Schlein calls, showing pocket threes (3h-3s), and Deeb shows Ad-4c. It's a race situation, and Deeb is fortunate to have two overcards. Schlein has the chip advantage at this point, so if he wins this hand, he'll win the tournament.

The flop comes Js-7s-5h, and Schlein is still in the lead. The turn card pairs the board with the 5d, and Schlein is one card away from winning a million dollars. Deeb needs to catch a four, a seven, a jack, or an ace to survive. The river card is the 4h, and Deeb makes a pair of fours to "crack" Schlein's pair of threes. The crowd lets out a moan, before some people erupt into a chant of "Fred-ee! Fred-ee! Fred-ee!"

After the hand, Freddy Deeb has $6,280,000, and a big chip lead over Josh Schlein.

Hand 135 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, and Schlein checks. The flop comes Jh-6c-3h, Schlein bets $130,000, and Deeb folds. Schlein takes the pot.

Hand 136 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $300,000, and Deeb folds.

Hand 137 - Freddy Deeb has the button, and he folds.

Hand 132 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $250,000, and Deeb calls. The flop comes Kc-Jd-6s, Deeb checks, Schlein bets $400,000, and Deeb folds. Schlein takes the pot.

Hand 133 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, and Schlein checks. The flop comes Kc-7s-6s, Schlein checks, Deeb bets $100,000, and Schlein calls. The turn card pairs the board with the 6h, Schlein bets $400,000, and Deeb thinks for a minute before folding. Schlein takes the pot.

Freddy Deeb - $3,700,000

Josh Schlein - $2,800,000

Hand 134 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $300,000, and Deeb folds.

The following chip counts are announced to the crowd:

Freddy Deeb - $4,000,000

Josh Schlein - $2,500,000

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Hand 129 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he raises to $300,000, and Schlein folds.

Hand 130 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $300,000, and Deeb folds.

Hand 131 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, Schlein raises to $300,000, and Deeb reraises all in. Schlein quickly folds, giving the pot to Deeb.

Hand 126 - Josh Schlein has the button, he limps, Deeb raises to $400,000, and Schlein folds. Deeb takes the pot.

Freddy Deeb - $3,800,000

Josh Schlein - $2,700,000

Hand 127 - Freddy Deeb has the button, and he folds.

Hand 128 - Josh Schlein has the button, he limps, and Deeb checks. The flop comes Qc-10h-2d, Deeb bets $150,000, and Schlein folds. Deeb takes the pot.

Hand 123 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, Schlein raises to $350,000, and Deeb folds.

Hand 124 - Josh Schlein has the button, he raises to $250,000, Deeb reraises all in, and Schlein folds.

Hand 125 - Freddy Deeb has the button, he limps, and Schlein checks. The flop comes Qh-4c-2h, Schlein bets $200,000, and Deeb calls. The turn card is the 9s, Schlein bets $400,000, and Deeb calls. The river card is the 5c, and Schlein moves all in for $1,510,000. Deeb thinks for about a minute as Schlein counts out the size of the bet, and then he folds. Schlein takes the pot.