In Level 31 (35,000/70,000/8,750), "icecube2" raised to 175,000 from the small blind, and "snapcallzzz" called in the big blind.
"icecube2" bet 210,000 on the 
flop, and "snapcallzzz" called.
The 
turn saw "icecube2" bet 420,000, and "snapcallzzz" made the call.
"icecube2" fired 1,120,000 on the 
river, and "snapcallzzz" jammed for 2,112,794. "icecube2" called with 
for the board, but "snapcallzzz" had rivered the nut flush with the 
for a monster double.
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In Level 30 (30,000/60,000/7,500), "laura33188" raised to 360,000 on the button, and "icecube2" three-bet to 660,000 in the small blind. "laura33188" called off their last 166,120 and the cards were tabled.
"laura33188": 
"icecube2": 
"icecube2" found a Broadway straight on the river of a 
board to eliminate "laura33188" in sixth place.
In Level 30 (30,000/60,000/7,500), "laura33188" limped in from the small blind, and "icecube2" checked their option in the big blind.
"laura33188" bet 60,000 on the 
flop, and "icecube2" raised to 240,000. "laura33188" three-bet to 600,000, and "icecube2" called.
The 
fell on the turn, and "laura33188" jammed. "icecube2" quickly called for 1,106,179 total.
"laura33188": 
"icecube2": 
"laura33188" was drawing dead with her top pair, as "icecube2" turned a gutshot straight, and doubled after the 
fell on the river.
In Level 29 (25,000/50,000/6,000), "icecube2" raised to 125,000 from the cutoff, then called a three-bet shove for 390,615 from Tony "JoEiSiNz" Sinishtaj in the big blind.
Tony "JoEiSiNz" Sinishtaj: 
"icecube2": 
"icecube2" picked up a flush draw on the 
flop, and hit his seven on the turn to take a commanding lead. The river failed to bring an ace for Sinishtaj, and he was eliminated in seventh place.
In Level 28 (20,000/40,000/5,000), Dan "monkeyman067" Sewnig raised to 120,000 from the small blind, then called off his last 780,248 when "icecube2" three-bet shoved in the big blind.
Dan "monkeyman067" Sewnig:
"icecube2":
Sewnig couldn't find any room for improvement on the 
flop, and the turn and 
river gave "icecube2" a set and sent Sewnig home in 8th.
In Level 28 (20,000/40,000/5,000), Mike "FortheThr1ll" Haberman raised to 88,000 from the cutoff, and "xsunny8891x" called in the big blind.
On the flop, "xsunny8891x" checked to Haberman, who bet 70,000. "xsunny8891x" check-raised all in for 290,278 and Haberman quickly called.
"xsunny8891x": 
Mike "FortheThr1ll" Haberman: 
Haberman's pair needed to hold against the combo draw of "xsunny8891x", and while the 
was a brick, the 
delivered a flush for "xsunny8891x" for the double.
"lets go" said "xsunny8891x" before the next hand was dealt.
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In Level 27 (17,500/35,000/4,500), Mike "FortheThr1ll" Haberman raised to 77,000 from the hijack, and Ryan "ISlowRollYou" Hohner three-bet to 203,000 from the cutoff. Haberman four-bet shoved, and Hohner called off his last 831,507.
Ryan "ISlowRollYou" Hohner: 
Mike "FortheThr1ll" Haberman:
Haberman ended up on the right side of the coin after a 
flop, and no ten fell on the 
turn or river to send Hohner out the door first at the final table.
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