

. Gross tabled 
, but lost the race as the board came 



. Gross took ninth place for $48,750. Egarim busted a few hands later. Gordon "holla-athca-boy" Vayo opened to 16,200 under the gun and it folded around to Egarim in the big blind, who shoved for 143,780 with 
. Vayo called with 
and took down the pot when the board ran out 



. Egarim earned $62,500 for eighth.

. Vayo tabled 
and needed some help. The board rolled out 



and Vayo bowed out in seventh place for $77,500. Donivan31 departed at 6,000/12,000/1,500 in sixth place. From middle position, fyrtuk made it 28,000 to play and donivan31 popped it to 111,000 on the button. The blinds folded and fyrtuk re-raised to 492,000. Donivan31 called all in for 365,245 with 
, but trailed fyrtuk's 
. The board came 



and donivan31 was out in sixth place for $118,750.

and trailed Brummelhuis' 
. That quickly changed when the flop came 

to give Levy the nut flush. The turn and river were 
as Michiel "utreg" Brummelhuis collected $162,500 for the fifth-place showing. The chip counts at the start of four-handed play:

and was racing against Levy's 
. The board ran out 



and fyrtuk doubled to over 1.6 million and possessed over half the chips in play. Levy dropped to 655,847, but the tournament was far from over.

. MacPhee tabled 
, but the board ran out 



and he was out in fourth for $218,750. Third went to the best woman. From the small blind, fyrtuk raised enough to set the best woman all in with 
. The best woman called all in for 252,471 with 
, but the board came 



and the best woman's two pair fell to fyrtuk's straight. The third-place finish earned the best woman $281,250.

. Levy tabled 
and needed help to stay alive. It was all but over on the flop as it came 

to give fyrtuk the nearly unbeatable full house. The turn and river came 
as Adam "Roothlus" Levy finished as the runner-up, taking home $387,500. This FTOPS series' high-rollers honors went to fyrtuk, along with $625,000.
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