Level: 33

Blinds: 60,000-120,000

Players Remaining: 1 out of 1,014

Players Eliminated:

2nd: Can Kim Hua – $171,577

Live Updates:

Calen McNeil Wins Event No. 20 ($277,274) — Can Kim Hua Eliminated in Second Place ($171,577)

Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called preflop. The flop was dealt K84 and Hua bet. McNeil raised and Hua called. The turn was dealt 10 and Hua got all in. McNeil called and the two players flipped over their hands one last time.

McNeil: AKK3
Hua: K1097

River: 2

McNeil held the lead with trip kings and he won the hand and the tournament after the river. Hua was eliminated in second place after one of the longest heads-up battles of the summer and he took home $171,577. McNeil was the champion and in addition to a gold bracelet he took home $277,274 in prize money.

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Level: 31

Blinds: 50,000-100,000

Players Remaining: 2 out of 1,014

Average Chip Count: 2,250,000

Chip Counts:

Seat 1: Can Kim Hua – 1,725,000
Seat 3: Calen McNeil – 2,845,000

Players Eliminated:

None

Live Updates:

Can Kim Hua Doubles Up

Calen McNeil raised and Can Kim Hua called. The flop was dealt J52 and Hua checked. McNeil bet and Hua called. The turn fell 4 and McNeil bet. Hua called all in and they flipped over their cards.

Hua: A963
McNeil: J853

River: 9

Hua won the hand to double up to 850,000 and McNeil was still cruising with 3.72 million after the hand.

CK Hua Takes the Chip Lead

Can Kim Hua called preflop and Calen McNeil checked before the first three cards were dealt QJ8. McNeil checked, Hua bet, and McNeil called. The turn fell 5 and both players checked. The river was delivered J and McNeil checked. Hua bet and McNeil called. Hua showed QJ103 and McNeil mucked his cards. Hua took a slight lead with 2,325,000 over McNeil (2,245,000). McNeil had taken back the chip lead by the end of the level with 2,845,000.