Hand 67: Markholt has the button, he raises it to $60,000, and Shulman calls. The flop comes 10-2-2 with two hearts. Shulman bets $100,000, and Markholt makes it $300,000. Shulman immediately says, "All in," and Markholt immediately calls. Shulman shows pocket sevens, and Markholt shows pocket queens. Shulman is all in for $720,000, and he needs to catch a seven to stay alive -- nothing else will do. The turn card is the queen of hearts, and Shulman is drawing dead. The meaningless river card is the 2s, and Barry Shulman is eliminated in second place, earning $100,000.

Lee Markholt wins the PPT event at Bellagio's Five-Star World Poker Classic, winning $200,000.

Hand 65: Markholt has the button, he raises it to $60,000, winning the blinds and antes.

Hand 63: Markholt has the button, he raises it to $60,000, winning the blinds and antes.

There is a short break (3-4 minutes) as the camera operators swap out tapes.

Hand 60: Shulman has the button, and he limps from the small blind. Markholt raises it $70,000 more, and Shulman folds.

Hand 58: Markholt has the button, Markholt raises to $50,000, and Shulman calls. The flop comes Q-7-2 with two spades. Shulman bets $40,000, and Markholt thinks a while before raising it $140,000 more. Shulman folds, and Markholt wins the pot.

1. Lee Markholt - $1,700,000
2. Barry Shulman - $600,000

Hand 56: Markholt has the button. Shulman acts out of turn, saying, "Raise," and then says, "Oops." Markholt limps from the small blind, and Shulman asks for a decision to see if he's committed to the raise. Tournament Director Jack McClelland is brought in to decide, and he rules that the verbal action out of turn is not binding. Shulman decides to raise anyway, making it $40,000, and Markholt calls. The flop comes A-7-3 rainbow, and Shulman bets $60,000. Markholt folds, and Shulman wins the pot.