Blinds: 300,000/600,000
Michael Casella (pictured above) started the final table as the chip leader, but he had dropped a handful of small to medium pots to drop back down to about 10 million when he got those chips in preflop holding [9s][9h]. He was in rough shape though, as Allison De Souza had a better pair, [Kc][Kh], and had the WSOP bracelet winner covered.
The board ran down [Ad][7c][4d][Qs][Js], and the kings held to send another dangerous player to the rail in eight place.
