October 08 2008, PokerNews Staff


, and Armstrong called showing 
. The board rolled out 



and tunnny took home $7,000 for ninth place. The next to bow out was Jim "BreakRibs" Kilarjian. Short-stacked much of the final few tables, Kilarjian played it marvelously, sneaking into the money and making it to the final table. His final hand came when the blinds were 3,000/6,000 with an ante of 600. From the small blind, DidIGetBoned shoved all in, having BreakRibs covered. Kilarjian eventually called for his remaining 69,079 with 
and was in nice shape against 
. The flop was a crusher, though, as it came 

and Kilarjian could not recover, finishing in eighth for $10,000. Ryan "ryanbluf" Karp was the next to collect his winnings. Karp pushed his last 47,939 with 
but ran into DidIGetBoned's pocket aces and couldn't catch, finishing seventh for $14,000.


, leading to klslcz firing out 40,000. DidIGetBoned then raised all in to 105,103 by and klslcz called with 
, but had run into DidIGetBoned's 
. The turn and river were of no consequence and klslcz was eliminated shortly after for $18,000. Two hands later spelled the night's end for Victor Ramdin. From the button, Ramdin moved all in for 91,524 with 
and Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong called from the big blind with 
. The board came out 



and team PokerStars Pro Victor Ramdin collected $23,000 for his efforts. Howevr, Armstrong was eliminated next. A preflop raising war began with Armstrong making 22,600 to go from the small blind, only to see DidIGetBoned bump it up to 61,400 from the big blind. Armstrong then moved all in for 288,987 total, which DidIGetBoned called behind 
. Armstrong's 
needed to hold up for him to stay alive, but the board rolled out 



. Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong took home a $33,600 payday for fourth.

to gregior's 
. The board rolled out 



and gregior earned $44,000 for third place.

against 
. Amazingly, the board rolled out a straight and gave the hand to DidIGetBoned, coming out 



. Alex "AJKHoosier1" Kamberis added a runner-up finish and $59,000 to his extraordinary and ever growing resume. Besides winning the Super Tuesday for $78,000, he also finished second in The Nightly Hundred Grand an hour later for $19,683, capping an impressive night of poker.

for 58,000, with blinds of 2,000/4,000 and a 500 ante. Joe Cada insta-called with 
from the big blind. The flop came down 

, the turn was the
giving Joe the nut flush. The river was the
. Joe Cada collected 120,500 and ThePh0neBo0th was eliminated. Eighth went to USCphildo, who, after ChrisChun moved all in for 99,000 from the small blind, called all in for the last of his short stack. ChrisChun showed 
to USCphildo's 
. The flop came 

, not helping USCphildo. The turn was the
and the river blanked with the
, eliminating USCphildo.

. Hixx held 
, and the aces held easily. Hixx picked off aggrifrod as well, when agriffrod moved in for 52,558 from middle position. Hixx snap-called and revealed 
to aggrifrod's 
. The community cards were 



, with the pocket eights holding and agriffrod departing.

, and jordankickz showed 
. The flop came 

, which brought him top two. The turn and river blanked, ending ChrisChun's event. The next hand brought another knockout. Avril Sharapova shoved for 78,339 from the small blind with 
. jordankickz called and had Avril dominated, showing 
. The A-K held and jordankickz collected the 168,778 pot.

to jordankickz's 
. The flop was Ks3h9h, giving jordankickz a set. The turn and river blanked, and Hixx headed off in third.


. jordankickz bet 26,500, and I Pay Ur Rent moved all in for 695,246. jordankickz called all in for his last 277,253. jordankickz showed 
for the open-ended draw while I Pay Ur Rent had 
, which stayed in front as the turn brought the
and the river the
, giving I Pay Ur Rent the title.
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