Yang's not the only one who can bust a player...

Raymond Rahme raises the action to 2.7 million (blinds still 150k-300k -- 5 handed) in early position. Action folds around to Jon Kalmar who immediately pushes all in and has around 13 million all day. Rahme says, "If I have more than you, I'll call. So you better hope you have less." After the chip counting was done, Rahme found that he had Kalmar covered by about 3 million and makes the call. Jon shows AKo while the 62 year old from South Africa, Rahme, shows JJ. Gentlemen, start your engines! It's a race. The board avoids Jon completely and Raymond's JJ hold up. Kalmar takes down a little more that $1.25 million for his 5th place finish and Rahme moves into 2nd place with more than 29 million in chips....still 40 million behind our chip leader, Jerry Yang.