G0lfa Willing to Gamble
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Ali Aljenabi potted preflop, and Ryan D'Angelo pressed repot, leaving himself 30,000 behind. Aljenabi matched G0lfa's bet of 168,000 to see the flop fall 
. Aljenabi tossed in a handful of pink chips, and D'Angelo called all in.
D'Angelo: 
for top two pair
Aljenabi: 
for top pair, top kicker and some backdoor draws
The 
turn ended Aljenabi's shot at a runner-runner straight or flush, and he was down to looking for a better two pair. But the 
on the river actually improved G0lfa's two pair, giving him the win with jacks and tens.
"It's a gambling tournament," D'Angelo said. "You gotta go with it."
D'Angelo moved back up the ladder to 350,000 after losing a huge hand earlier. Aljenabi was left with just 85,000. "You shouldn't have told me you didn't like to flip," D'Angelo said to him. "I wouldn't have shoved then."