Mehrdad Zomorrodi raised to 5,000 in the hijack and a player from the button moved all in for 28,000, prompting a player in the big blind to move all in for his last 1,300 as well. Zamorrodi called to put them both at risk.

Big blind:
Button:
Mehrdad Zomorrodi:

The board ran out and the kings held up for Zomorrodi to take some more.

Mehrdad Zomorrodi

109,000

85,500

Action was picked up in a pot between Chris Wowk in late position and another player in the cutoff.

The board read and with a pot containing 25,600 both players checked. On the turn , Wowk moved all in for 64,000 effective and his opponent went into the tank. After a long time thinking, the player called to put herself at risk.

Opponent:
Chris Wowk:

Wowk turned a straight and the river did not fill in the board's one-liner, giving him the massive pot.

Two years ago at the Golden Nugget, Thomas Nefcy won the title, defeating Kourtney Simms heads up for $37,115.

Today in the final flight, both of them are seated at the same table. A feeling of déjà vu seeing both of these BPO regulars at the same table.

Thomas Nefscy	98,000	98,000
Kourtney Simms	5,500	5,500

A player raised to 3,100 early position which saw another player three-bet to 8,500 in middle position and only Dave Mock called from the hijack.

The board ran out and action checked to the river where the middle position player bet 10,800, roughly half of his stack.

Mock immediately moved all in and the middle position player mucked what he said was a pair of kings.

Mock turned over as he raked in the pot.

Dave Mock

94,000

94,000

A player raised to 3,100 in the cutoff and on the button, Paul Stinnett moved all in for 27,100, which saw the cutoff call.

Paul Stinnett:
Opponent:

The board ran out and the ace-queen found a queen on the flop to double up through his opponent.

Paul Stinnett

56,700

56,700

The players have gone on a 15-minute break.

Action was picked up with cards on their backs with two players all in including Lester Komperda from the small blind for 31,000.

Early Position:
Lester Komperda:
Hijack:

The board ran out and despite the myriad of outs for the fives on the turn, it was the queens that found the only queen to win that had Komperda double through the hijack while eliminating another player from the tournament.

Lester Komperda

78,000

78,000

Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Mehrdad Zomorrodi all in and at risk for his last 11,200 with another player having called his all in.

Mehrdad Zomorrodi:
Opponent:

The board ran out and the four on the turn gave Zomorrodi fours full of sixes to double up and survive in the day.

Mehrdad Zomorrodi

23,500

23,500