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. Since there's no such thing as a ragged flop in pot-limit Omaha, we have to imagine that flop hit someone. [Removed:14] is the first to take a stab at it, betting 125,000 when the action reaches him. That's enough to scare everyone else off. Ship it to Harroch.
. Pham is first to act, and he bets out 80,000. Moran folds, Mizrachi calls, and Argyros folds.. Pham checks this time, and the Grinder checks behind him.
. Kido Pham leads out again, betting 225,000. That's enough to get The Grinder to fold, and Pham picks up a nice little pot.
. Mizrachi, as first to act, bets 80,000. Hurst, dressed in PokerStars apparel, thoughtfully considers his options and settles on a raise. Mizrachi quickly moves all in behind him and just as quickly, Hurst calls. Here we go again!
makes a second flush draw for Mizrachi, further reducing the number of the cards in the deck that could save Hurst's tournament. The river bricked out 
, eliminating Greg Hurst. He will collect $80,581 for making this final table, the only player not to collect a six-figure payday.
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