They played about a level in the poker room before it all ended. In the final hand, Sarvesh Pershad shoved and Ali Razzaq called it off.
Razzaq was in good shape with ace-king of spades into queen-eight offsuit, but when Pershad turned the eight, and Razzaq bricked, Pershad was left with all the chips.
The final three made a deal, so Razzaq, along with Hayden Ebbern, scored $5k each from the deal, while Pershad got the extra $1,235 for $6,235 total.
