Michael Tureniec gets all of his chips into the middle against Michael Martin and they turn up their cards:
Tureniec: K9
Martin: 44
Board: 63242
Martin wins the tournament on the hand, and he wins £1,000,000 in prize money for the first major tournament win of his career. Michael Tureniec takes home £525,314 for his second-place finish.
Michael Martin raises to 250,000 preflop and Michael Tureniec makes the call. The flop iss dealt J106 and both players check. The turn brings the 3 and Turniec opens the action for 380,000. Martin makes the call. The J falls on the river and Tureniec leads out once again, this time for 680,000. Martin goes into the tank for a minute and eventually makes the call. Tureniec reveals Q-4 for a bluff, and Martin shows K-10 for two pair, jacks and 10s. Martin takes down the large pot and grows his stack to 4,630,000 to take a huge lead in the heads-up match. Tureniec now holds just 1,375,000.
After doubling up, Michael Tureniec began to inch back into contention against Michael Martin to the point where the chip stacks were close to even. That was when Martin picked up 1 million on a board of Q7429 when he turned over Q-2 to take down the pot. Tureniec mucked his hand and the chip counts got back to where they were when the heads-up match began. Martin has about 4.3 million and Tureniec 1.6 million.