In the penultimate hand of the night, five players saw a flop of . It checked to Albert Halfon, who just moved all in for 260,000 odd, comfortably covering even the next-highest stacked of his opponents (140,000).

"I'm all in," Halfon said, "Take it or leave it."

So close to Day 2, they all left it. He was shown by the player with 140,000 behind. Halfon showed .