Glenda Ricci opened to 420,000 from under-the-gun and was called by Bryan Ducharme in the big blind.

The flop came before both players checked.

The turn led to a check from Ducharme before Ricci fired 400,000. Ducharme called.

The river prompted Ducharme to bet 500,000. Ricci made the call.

Ducharme tabled for a missed flush draw, while Ricci showed for a pair of queens.

Bryan Ducharme	3,695,000	-1,640,000
Glenda Ricci	3,050,000	1,480,000

Bryan Ducharme of Deepstacks Poker League raised to 300,000 on the button and faced the all-in of Pat Aguiar of Eastern Poker Tour from the small blind for 1,090,000. Ducharme called to put Aguiar at risk.

Pat Aguiar:
Bryan Ducharme:

Aguiar stayed ahead on the flop, but the turn created doubt as Ducharme gained outs.

Ducharme hit trips again on the river to eliminate Aguiar in fifth place.

Aguiar earned $5,800 for his finish.

Bryan Ducharme	5,335,000	1,210,000
Pat Aguiar	0	-1,650,000

Bryan Ducharme of Deepstacks Poker League raised to 300,000 from the hijack before Bill Sandiford of No Limit Pub Poker Tour was all-in from the big blind for 145,000 to be at risk.

Bill Sandiford:
Bryan Ducharme:

Sandiford was unable to find any help on the runout to be eliminated in sixth place.

Sandiford earned $4,750 for his effort.

Bryan Ducharme	4,125,000	265,000
Bill Sandiford	0	-405,000

A consequential hand broke out that resulted in a double elimination. Thomas Heinlein of No Limit New York shoved for 265,000 from the hijack. Kurt Lennon of No Limit Pub Poker called on the button. Bryan Ducharme of Deepstacks Poker League also called, and they took a flop.

The flop fanned out before Lennon shipped the rest of his stack, and Ducharme called.

Thomas Heinlein:
Kurt Lennon:
Bryan Ducharme:

The turn was diaster for Heinlein and Lennon as Ducharme upgraded to trips to crack both queens and kings.

The river sealed the deal to award Ducharme the pot.

Heinlein won $2,670 for his eighth-place finish, and Lennon scored $3,700 for his seventh-place finish.

Bryan Ducharme	3,860,000	1,045,000
Thomas Heinlein	0	-365,000
Kurt Lennon	0	-310,000

Players are on a break until 4:10 p.m. local time. Gorilla Gaming will now cover the final table on a livestream. Coverage will be streamed on YouTube and Twitch under Bar Poker Open.

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David Short of No Limit Pub Poker Tour raised to 120,000 from the cutoff and was called by Bryan Ducharme of Deepstacks Poker League on the button.

Short continued for 150,000 on the flop, and was called by Ducharme.

The turn led to an all-in by Short, and Ducharme quickly called to put Short at risk.

David Short:
Bryan Ducharme:

Ducharme had a lock on the hand with a full house, as Short was only hoping for a chop.

The river was inconsequential as Short was eliminated in eighth place.

Short earned $2,100 for his finish.

Bryan Ducharme	2,400,000	1,800,000
David Short	0	-279,000

Bryan Ducharme of Deepstacks Poker League raised to 260,000 from early position. Kurt Lennon was down to 125,000 and chose to go all-in out of the big blind for less to be at risk.

Kurt Lennon:
Bryan Ducharme:

Lennon's streak of winning all-in pots continued when he spiked his king on the flop to pull ahead.

The turn and the river sealed the deal to award Lennon a double.

Bryan Ducharme	600,000	-1,490,000
Kurt Lennon	280,000	100,000

Pat Aguiar of Eastern Poker Tour raised to 200,000 preflop from early position before Bill Sandiford of No Limit Pub Poker Tour called. Kurt Lennon was all-in for 25,000, which was less than his small blind.

Aguiar bet 200,000 on the flop, and was called by Sandiford.

The turn led to an all-in from Aguiar, and he was called by Sandiford to go to a showdown.

Kurt Lennon:
Pat Aguiar:
Bill Sandiford:

Aguiar had the best of it as they took a river, but Lennon was given something to cheer for when the peeled on the river to give him a straight.

Aguiar won the sizeable side pot.

Pat Aguiar	1,700,000	410,000
Bill Sandiford	300,000	-1,000,000
Kurt Lennon	180,000	-45,000

The final nine players are on a 15-minute break. Play will resume at the 30,000/60,000 level.

Bill Sandiford of No Limit Pub Poker Tour raised to 200,000, and Kurt Lennon of No Limit Pub Poker Tour called for 50,000 to put himself all-in and at risk.

Kurt Lennon:
Bill Sandiford:

Lennon needed help to stay in contention, and the flop complied as it came for two pair.

The turn and the river completed the board to award Lennon a much-needed double up.

Bill Sandiford	1,300,000	-25,000
Kurt Lennon	225,000	-25,000