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Ahram Kim (pictured above) had been chip leader for most of the final table, but that has all come crashing down, as he just busted to Alex Avila (below) in the biggest pot of the tournament.

It was a battle of the blinds between the two, with Avila limping, and Kim checking his option. The flop of [Ac][5c][4d] saw Avila fire 250,000, and Kim called to see another ace hit the turn.

Avila open jammed all in, representing the 3,300,000 Kim had behind. He eventually called with [5s][2d], but he was well behind the [6s][6c] of Avila.

The [8d] filled out the board, and just like that, Avila is the new chip leader with over 12 million.