Michael Nia raised on the button to 85,000, and next to act, Frank Brannan moved all in for 615,000. Unfortunately for him, Elvyn Bello was in the big blind, and woke up with the best hand in Hold’em, pocket aces, and he was dominating the [Ah][3h] of Brannan.

The flop of [Qs][6d][4c] left Brannan drawing to running cards, and another queen on the turn sealed the hand.

After that pot, Bello is the new chip leader, the first time Michael Nia hasn’t held that title in several hours.