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Level 24
: 20,000/40,000, 5,000 ante
Simon Higgins was first to act, and moved all in for 486,000. Sorel Mizzi called in the small blind, and Jason Lavallee surrendered his big.
Higgins: 
Mizzi: 
Suddenly, Tamer Kamel, who was down to four big blinds, had a shot to climb up the pay ladder and earn an extra ��34,000.
The 
flop was clean, but the 
ripped off on the turn. The 
completed the board, and Higgins doubled through.
Higgins said something about Mizzi's triple up against Lavallee and the Devil Fish, to which Mizzi responded, "I can't complain."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,150,000
-450,000
|
-450,000 |
|
1,037,000
316,000
|
316,000 |
against the 
of Simon Higgins (the five community cards were 
), Tamer Kamel moved all in for effectively 373,000 from the small blind.
, and the aces held as the board came 
.
appeared. The turn brought the 
and the river the 
giving Mizzi a triple up and Lavallee the remainder of Ulliot's chips.
for a pair of kings turned jack-high straight, raking in the pot.
. Ulliott check-called a bet of 59,000, and the pair checked after the 
completed the board, giving each player at least tens and sevens with an ace kicker, and Ulliott led out for 120,000. Lavallee reached into his massive stack, pulling out a handful of pumpkin T25,000 chips, and cut out a raise to 300,000. He pushed it forward.
and Pagano moved all in right away for right around 500,000 chips. Ulliott folded immediately and Lavallee looked back down at his cards and called right away.
- and Lavallee checked. Sabini quickly pushed out a small stack of pumpkin T25,000 chips, making it 100,000 to go, and Lavallee called.