Negreanu had flopped bottom set, but Bleznick had flopped a set of jacks. Bleznick reraised, and Negreanu called off the 250,000 chips he had behind. Bleznik led out for 30,000 on the queen-jack-six rainbow flop, Negreanu potted to 170,000, which folded out Rheem. Chino Rheem limped on the button, Bleznick called in the small blind, and Negreanu tapped the table and checked in the big blind. Shortly after Duek busted in ninth, Negreanu tangled with Jared Bleznick in what would be his final hand. A redraw when Ben Tollerene crashed out in tenth saw Negreanu rack up his chips and head to the feature table it was here that disaster struck for the six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner.
Katz doubled through Negreanu but was short-stacked at the time, so the loss did not put Negreanu into trouble. The Big Wrap Series Proves King's Resort is THE Place For PLO Action in Europe
