Rony Jazzar Eliminated in 6th Place ($73,535)

Jazzar opened the pot with a raise to 72,000 from under-the-gun and action folded around the table to Thomas Bichon on the button who made the call. Steven Fung folded his small blind, and Uri Keidar made the call from the big.
The flop came




Keidar checked once more, and Jazzar immediately moved all in -- a bet worth 431,000. He then returned his water bottle to its part-time home atop his head, while he waited for Keidar to make a decision.
"If it falls, he will win," Jazzar said.
As it turned out, the bottle never fell, but Keidar won anyway after making the call with





Keidar became the new chip leader after the hand, stacking just over 2.4 million in chips.