Jamil Wakil opened to 110,000 from the hijack and Jim Harnden defended his big blind.
The flop fell 
and Harnden led out 260,000. A call from Wakil landed the 
on the turn. Harnden kept up the heat with a bet of 500,000,. but Wakil quickly announced all in for what looked to be about 650,000 more.
Harnden sat motionless for about three minutes before announcing call, showing 
.
"Wow, how can you call?" asked a stunned Wakil. He tabled 
and had nine outs to survive. The 
was not one of them, ending his tournament in fifth place.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
4,430,000
1,530,000
|
1,530,000 |
|
Busted |
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, and Williamson secured his double one card early as the 
turn left Harnden drawing dead. The river 
was meaningless, and it's another huge double for Williamson.
flop was a good sweat as O'Brien added another four outs to the win with the gutshot straight draw. The turn brought the 
and a big lead for O'Brien with one to come, and Ilich was drawing dead to the last two nines in the deck. The river was an upside-down nine, but the 
, and it checked through to the 
turn. Now Ilich took the lead with 120,000, and he fired another 220,000 after the 
river. Harnden called both bullets, but Ilich's 
river. There was no call this time. O'Brien shoved instead, and Wakil quickly uncapped his cards and flicked them muckward.