With Adnan Al-Maliki limping UTG, John Bogdanovski in the small blind called, and David Hirst in the big blind checked.
The flop came 
, it went check check, then Hirst got all-in with 
after Bogdanovski raised holding 
, and Al-Maliki got out of the way.
The turn was 
and the river 
, and Hirst stays alive.
"Better than a walk" he said.
Josh Norvock went all-in from the small blind for 450,000 and Joseph Antar in the big blind called.
Norvock 
Antar: 
Antar turned the flush to send Norvock to the rail in 12th place.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Players are currently half-way through a 30 minute dinner break
With a pot size already over 1,000,000, Adnan Al-Maliki was all-in for around 1,200,000 and Kiavash Arbabi was thinking about making the call.
"Will you show if I fold", Arbabi asked, in a reversal of the situation that happened not too long ago when Al-Maliki asked Arbabi to show and he said no.
Al-Maliki said "you didn't show me, but if you tell me what you had in that other hand, I'll show".
Arbabi agreed to tell Al-Maliki and folded his hand.
Al-Maliki showed him top-pair 
on the board of 
.
"Now what did you have in that other hand", said Al-Maliki. "Busted flush draw" Arbabi replied, confirming Al-Maliki's belief that he was previously bluffed off the pot. Al-Maliki scooped in the large pot but it would've been even larger if Arbabi called.
In what ended as a 3-way all-in, Marc Seymour (13th) and Michael Oscuro (14th) have been eliminated.
Seymour raised with 
, Michael Oscuro shoved with 
, and Michael Bogdanovski re-shoved with 
.
There was only two aces left in the deck that Seymour had to avoid, but it dropped on the turn 
.
Chris Pisani went all-in with and found himself at risk against Kiavash Arbabi with the 
. Pisani was still ahead but Arbabi ended up on the river with a flush.
On a board showing 
in a substantial pot already, Toby Giles bet 400,000 into Kiavash Arbabi. Arbabi folded and Giles scooped a nice pot.
In a pot that was over 700,000 already, Kiavash Arbabi had bet 400,000 on a completed board of 
.
Adnan Al-Maliki counted the calling chips, going close to putting them over the line while he pondered making the call.
"Show if I fold", he said to Arbabi. Arbabi said no, he wouldn't, and Al-Maliki reluctantly folded.
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