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With the action on Nicolas Zakhem, he pushed the bet to 170,000 total to force a fold from Mouanness.
Geadah sat there mulling over a decision for sometime before eventually pushing all in for 214,000-chips more to Zakhem to call.
With Zakhem now in the tank, the clock was called, and the countdown began before he eventually released his hand as he sat back quietly (for once) in his chair and looked down at his slipping 243,000-chip stack.
Following that re-squeeze, Geadah climbs to 610,000 in chips.
. Zakhem showed up 
, seemingly very confident in his luck.
. "Ace on the flop!" yelled Zakhem. The second card was the 
, and a dramatic 
was the final flop card, rendering Zakhem momentarily silent.
and 
instead. Drawing dead after the turn, Zakhem sends a double up over to Geadah, bumping him up to 390,000.
, and there were 69,000 chips in the pot. The first two players checked, and Kamal Bejjani put out a healthy bet of 70,000. Henry B. quickly folded his small blind, but Fadi Kamar would take serveral minutes to agonize over his decision. It would cost him about one third of his chip stack to call, and he eventually did just that. Bejjani tabled 
for the ace-high flush, and Kamar flashed the 
, putting his tournament hopes in the hands of the king and the axe.
down onto the table with a roaring thump. "I love it," he screamed at the top of his voice. "Woooo, I love it. That's poker baby!!!" With a big laugh and a few high-fives from the rail, Zakhem returned to his seat just in time for the next deal.