On the first hand after the players got into the money, David Benyamine raised to 25,000 and Andrew Feldman called on the button. Jon Turner, who has been overheating very visibly and asked the tournament staff to help him get some medical help, shoved all in from the big blind for 159,000. Benyamine folded, but Feldman made the call after thinking about it for a tiny bit.
Feldman:
Turner:
The board ran out and Turner was sent to the rail in fifth place. He earned just over $40,000 for his finish and immediately got up and left the tournament, hopefully to find somewhere where he can cool off.
Perica Bukara raised to 25,000 on the button and Sam Trickett defended his big blind.
The flop came down and both checked to see the fall on the turn. Trickett bet 34,000 and Bukara popped it to 84,000. Trickett re-raised, making it an additional 64,000 to go. Bukara squirmed when he saw the raise, but was quick to announce all in. Trickett called immediately with , the second nuts, but was immensely deflated to see Bukara table for the nuts.
The river was the and Bukara's better straight played to bust Trickett and burst the bubble.
Perica Bukara raised to 26,000 from the cutoff and Andrew Feldman called on the button. Sam Trickett shoved from the small blind for about 370,000, getting quick folds from the rest of the table to move his stack to about 450,000.
Jon Turner raised to 22,000 under the gun and was called by Perica Bukara in the cutoff and Ori Miller in the big blind.
The flop came down and it was checked to Bukara. He bet 45,000 and only Turner called to see the turn. Both checked and saw the river fall the . Both checked once again and Bukara turned over . Turner mucked and Bukara won the pot.
Turner: Down to about 190,000
Bukara: Up to about 1,080,000
On the flop of , Jon Turner fired 24,000. Perica Bukara, who is still well in command at this final table, made the call in position. The turn card was the and paired the board. Turner checked and Bukara fired out a bet of 55,000 right away. Turner flicked in his cards one by one and allowed Bukara to take the pot. Bukara showed what he had, the for having flopped top two.
Play had resumed at the final table for about ten minutes before Sam Trickett and Andrew Feldman returned from dinner. They arrived in time to see Jon Turner collecting chips after he doubled through Perica Bukara.
Turner was all in for 190,000 and held while Bukara tabled , The board ran out as Turner paired up to win the pot.
Turner: Up to about 405,000
Bukara: Down to about 930,000