


and the betting went wild, ending with Smith calling all in after Armstrong's four-bet. Smith showed 
and needed help to catch up to Armstrong's 
. The turn and river were no help to Smith as he finished in ninth place for $6,125. Hray busted a few hands later. James "Andy McLEOD" Obst opened to 5,625 from early position and hray called from middle position, leading to a 

flop. Obst led out for 10,650 and hray shoved for 78,210 with 
. Unfortunately for hray, Obst called and tabled 
. A third seven failed to appear and hray was out in eighth place for $8,750.


and Obst bet 14,925. W Snipes then popped it up to 33,775 and Obst responded by shoving with the big stack. W Snipes called all in for 81,739 with 
for the open-ended straight draw while Obst showed 
for middle pair and a flush draw. The
on the turn gave W Snipes a straight, but left him drawing dead to Obst's made flush. The
river card was merely a formality as W Snipes finished in seventh place for $12,250. Shane "shaniac" Schleger busted next after shoving from middle position for 45,198 with 
. He received action from Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong in the small blind, who held 
. The board ran out 



and Schleger was out in sixth for $15,750.

didn't improve against Craig "crice25" Rice's 
. He was eliminated the next hand in fifth place for $20,125. He was soon followed to the rail by Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong. Armstrong shoved with 
from the cutoff for 130,108 and Craig Rice looked him up from the button with 
. The board rolled out 



and Armstrong was out in fourth place for $29,400. Pist0nH0nda succumbed in third at 4,000/8,000/800. Craig Rice raised to 20,000 on the button and Pist0nH0nda pushed all in for 81,829 with 
from the small blind. Rice called with 
and won the hand when the board ran out 



. Pist0nH0nda won $38,500 for the third-place showing.

. Rice tabled 
and it was off to the races. The board came 



and the tournament was over. James "Andy McLEOD" Obst finished as runner-up for $51,625. The winner of the PokerStars Super Tuesday and $68,250 was Craig "crice25" Rice.


flop. Each checked and when the
came on the turn, duke027 isolated the action, then showed 
for trips. Binkozee tabled 
and was eliminated when the
on the river failed to improve his hand. Ninth place paid Binkozee $7,320. Ram Vaswani was sent to the rail toward the end of the level. Keven "Stamdogg" Stammen raised from the cutoff to to 21,000 and Vaswani made it 64,000 total from the big blind. Stammen then shoved with the bigger stack and Vaswani called all in for 85,931 with 
, which led Stammen's 
. Unfortunately for Vaswani, the board rolled out 



and he was eliminated in eighth for $9,150.

and was up against chip leader duke027's 
. A third six fell on the flop and it was enough to eliminate swd805 in seventh place for $11,895. Jason "BUBBLESftt" Gray was the next to go after shipping it in from under the gun for 104,662 with 
and running into Keven "Stamdogg" Stammen's 
. The board ran out 



and Gray was out in sixth place for $18,300. Djlizard66 fell shortly thereafter, losing a good amount of chips with 
against Randy "Randers" Haddox's 
and coming out on the losing end. A few hands later djlizard66 busted in fifth for $25,620.

, but Keven Stammen isolated the action from the button with 
. The board came 



and Haddox was out in fourth place for $33,855. Those newfound chips for Stammen would go quickly as he was the next to bust. Duke027 raised to 48,000 from the small blind and Stammen called out of the big blind. The flop came 

and duke027 led out 80,000, which Stamdogg responded to by shoving for 362,694 total. A fairly quick call by duke027 revealed 
, which was ahead of Stammen's 
. The turn and river came
and
, bringing no help to Stammen, who finished third for $43,920.



. Duke027's 
led Wyler's 
and when the
hit the river, Scott "NestOfSalt" Wyler was eliminated as runner-up for $58,560, while duke027 had captured the Full Tilt Monday $1K for $91,500.
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