Massoud Eskandari had Peter Kamaras all in and at risk preflop.
Peter Kamaras:
Massoud Eskandari:
Kamaras needed help as he was outkicked, but the runout would not provide and he had to settle for eleventh. Eskandari will take a dominant chip lead into the unofficial final table.
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PT Hayes raised from early position to 360,000 and Marc Walter called in middle position. Action folded to James Jewell who three-bet to 1,100,000 from the hijack. Both players paused before eventually folding giving Jewell the pot before the flop.
Bruce Olson raised from the cutoff to 330,000. Gary Fisher moved all in for 1,880,000 from the big blind. Olson snap called.
Gary Fisher:
Bruce Olson:
Fisher was happy to see the news that he was flipping and he was even happier when the board ran out giving the Brit a double up and keeping him in the running for bracelet glory.
runout would not provide and he had to settle for eleventh. Eskandari will take a dominant chip lead into the unofficial final table.
runout was no help as he exited in tenth. 
giving the Brit a double up and keeping him in the running for bracelet glory.
and took the pot.