Blinds: 100k/150k (150k)
Jose Palomares raised to 2.8 million with 
from the lojack, leaving himself 75k behind. Kenny Hallaert called on the button with a cheeky pair of aces. Action moved to Derek Sudell in the big blind, and he announced he was all in holding 
.
Palomares didn't look excited about this spot but he took his time before sliding his remaining few chips in the middle to call it off. Hallaert snapped, of course, and a potential double knockout was on the table. Sudell looked sick to his stomach after doubling with pocket aces, through queens, not too long ago.
The flop was 
, and Hallaert left his tablemates almost drawing dead. The 
turn sealed the deal, and the 
river was just a formality, sending Palomares and Sudell to the rail just before bagging for Day 7.
- Kenny Hallert - 35,600,000
- Derek Sudell - Eliminated
- Jose Palomares - Eliminated
and Greg Merson called from the cutoff with 
. Sudell was on the button and woke up to two red aces, prompting a three-bet to 1.2 million. Action was back on Veloso who four-bet to 2 million, followed by a five-bet jam from Merson.
, but still a nervous moment being at risk for his stack of around 5,475,000. Merson had him covered with just over 9 millon in his stack to start the hand.
and Sudell scooped in a massive pot late on Day 6.
