Hamid Izadi raised to 700,000 preflop. Ben Thomas jammed all in and Izadi called off for 1,835,000.
Izadi would need some help as he had the 
against the 
of Thomas.
Help would come in the non-traditional way as the board ran out 
to bring home runner flush on the river to swing the chips from Thomas to Izadi.
Level: 29
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
The remaining three players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Boris Kasabov raised to 155,000 from the button and Ben Thomas three-bet to 505,000 from the small blind.
Action was back on Kasabov who confirmed the raise amount and started to engage in some talk with Thomas. The two exchanged banter about the stacks and making moves until the floor had to warn them to keep the chat to a minimum. Eventually Kasabov announced all in and Thomas called instantly.
Boris Kasabov: 
Ben Thomas: 
The board kept Kasabov ahead as it ran out 
to give him a big boon in chips.
On the turn, the board read 
and Mahid Izadi bet about 375,000. Ben Thomas called.
The river came the 
and Izadi bet again, this time a full-stack worth 500,000. Thomas went into the tank and thought it over.
After about a minute he said to Izadi, "You do keep trying to bluff me for some reason" and thought a while longer before folding.
"I knew you were going to fold," said Izadi, "when you call you snap-call but when you think you fold."
Another all in happened almost instantly after Brett Apter's elimination.
The flop read 
and Jeremy Eyer led jammed before being snap-called by Ben Thomas.
Eyer had top pair with the 
but was behind the 
overpair of Thomas.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
to confirm Eyer's bust out in fourth place.
Brett Apter was all in preflop and in big trouble as he had run 
smack dab into the of Ben Thomas.
The board ran out a dry 
and Apter was eliminated in fifth place after a wild level of action for him.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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