Mike Summers Eliminated in 4th Place ($6,586)

Action folded to Bradley Yazici in the small blind and he put in a raise to 6,000. Mike Summers, the shortest stack at the table, was in the big and opted for a three-bet to 14,400. Yazici casually announced that he was all in and Summers snap-called off for approximately 70,000.

Summers:
Yazici:

According to the PokerNews Odds Calculator, Summers was a 71.72% favorite while Yazici would come from behind 27.78% of the time. The flop was safe for Summers, and his chances jumped to 86.46% while Yazici's fell to 13.54%.

The turn made Summers an overwhelming 93.18%, meaning Yazici needed an ace on the river to eliminate his opponent, something that would happen a mere 6.82% of the time. Unfortunately for Summers, this was one such time as the spiked on the river. Summers' face dropped upon seeing the "death card," and then he composed himself before making his way to the payout desk in fourth place to collect $6,586.