


and ib4eman checked it over to Katchalov, who bet 12,000, which led to ib4eman raising all in. Katchalov called all in for 42,864 with 
and was against ib4eman's overcards and draws with 
. The
came on the turn and the hand was clinched for ib4eman with a flush. Eugene "myrabbifoo" Katchalov earned $7,260 for the ninth-place finish. Jeremiah "Believer8219" Vinsant was the next to depart, at 2,000/4,000/500. Under the gun, Vinsant shoved for 67,457 with 
, but ran into Brock "bobcards2" Parker's 
. No ten would find the board and Vinsant was out in eighth for $9,075.

into bizzleraises' 
and couldn't find any help as the board came 



, finishing seventh for $11,797.50. Wolfman7979 exited next, at 3,000/6,000/750. Brock "bobcards2" Parker raised to 15,000 from middle position and Wolfman7979 went all in for 31,245 from the small blind. Parker called with 
and had the edge on Wolfman7979's 
. The board rolled out 



and Wolfman7979 departed in sixth for $18,150.

for bizzleraises and 
for ib4eman. The board came 



as ib4eman made Broadway on the river to send bizzleraises to the rail in fifth place for $25,410. Late in the level, torkolort raised all in from the big blind with 
in a limped pot, but ib4eman called with 
. The cards came out 



as the flopped flush draw never materialized. Torkolort took fourth place for $33,577.50.

and was called by paperdotcom, who held 
. The board came 



and Parker was gone in third for $43,560. Starting heads-up play, ib4eman held 711,492 in chips to paperdotcom's 377,508. At 8,000/16,000/2,000, it came to a close when ib4eman min raised to 32,000 and paperdotcom shoved for 254,008 with 
. Ib4eman called with 
and when the board rolled out 



, paperdotcom was out as runner-up for $58,000. The winner of the Full Tilt $1,000 Monday was ib4eman, who collected $90,750.

in the small blind. He went all in for a little bit more than Rau's shove and got the big blind to fold. Caio_pimenta tabled 
, Rau showed 
, and Chappus was a big favorite to grab hold of the chip lead. The board came 



and two players hit the rail. Caio_pimenta took ninth place for $7,000 while Thomas "BMH v.2.37" Rau earned $10,000 for eighth place.

and Whybrew called all in for 40,017 with 
in the small blind. A deuce came on the flop and Whybrew did not recover, finishing seventh for $14,000. Later in the level caprioli packed his bags too. Alvaro "VARICO" Ballesteros raised to 9,999 from the cutoff and caprioli shipped it in from the big blind for 68,356 with 
. Ballesteros called with 
. The board came 



and caprioli was out in sixth for $18,000. Just before the break, Dani "supernova9" Stern headed for the exit. Mike Chappus made it 12,000 to go from the button and Stern shoved for 149,163 with 
. Chappus called with 
and fell behind when the flop came 

. The turn was an irrelevant
, but the
fell on the river and the chips went in Chappus' direction. Dani "supernova9" Stern finished fifth for $23,000.

ran into ale3560's 
. The 

flop provided only thin hope, and the turn and river were blanks as Gabrenja finished fourth for $33,600. Three-handed play did not last past the level as Mike "chapmoney" Chappus exited next. After losing more than half his stack, chapmoney was eliminated when Alvaro "VARICO" Ballesteros opened to 17,777 on the button and Chappus went all in for 142,343 with 
. VARICO called with 
and won the hand hand when the board ran out 



. Mike "chapmoney" Chappus earned $44,000 for the third-place showing. The chip counts to start heads-up play were the following:

to VARICO's 
. The board rolled out 



and ale3560 finished as the runner-up for $59,000, while Alvaro "VARICO" Ballesteros' pocket fours held up for the Super Tuesday win, worth $78,000.
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