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face up and Zaichenko was pushed the pot. With this win, Zaichenko now has about 1.28 million in chips.
, and Hien Nguyen yelled "That's a straight!" after the river card was dealt.
and Brodsky was knocked out.
, giving Goulding a flush draw and suddenly a very live hand. The 
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flop put Ressler squarely into the lead until the 
landed on the turn. And just to make it worse, the 
, Kabbaj checked. Ivey checked behind, and the turn brought the 
. With two pair now on board, Kabbaj led with a bet of 80,000. Ivey had around 275,000 behind and took his time to study Kabbaj. Ivey's stare was piercing, and he eventually pushed his entire stack forward for an all-in bet. Kabbaj called quickly.
. As the cameras surrounded the table and the action was halted until everyone set up to get the shots, Ivey sat stoically, in need of an ace or a king on the river to keep his Main Event run alive.
. Ivey was up, out of his chair, and through the exit immediately, only stopping for some brief few seconds to pick up his top-heavy chair that toppled over after his got up out of his seat. His run ended in 430th place for $25,756, and Kabbaj climbed to 1.4 million in chips.
