

and found action from 4XTRADER in the cutoff with 
. The board ran out 



and swedenfish72 was out in ninth place for $8,100. Avril Sharapova's tournament ended next after calling Shannon "BLUFFforRENT" Shorr's all-in button raise from the small blind with 
. Shorr held 
and won the hand when the board rolled out 



. Avril Sharapova took home $10,125 for the eighth-place showing.

, but Shorr woke up with 
in the big blind. The board came 



and and solohomer was sent packing in seventh place for $13,162.50. The 8,000/16,000/2,000 level brought two more eliminations. First was Ray Ross; he shoved from the button for 178,212 holding 
and was called by Shannon Shorr in the big blind holding 
. The cards came 



and Ray Ross' tournament was over in sixth place for $20,250. Shyam "S_Dot111" Srinivasan was sent to the rail that level as well. Under the gun, Srinivasan raised to 96,000 and Shannon Shorr bet enough to set him all in. Srinivasan called for his last 12,767 with 
, but was up against Shorr's 
. When the board ran out 



, Shyam "S_Dot111" Srinivasan was out in fifth place for $27,737.50.

and found action from U_2Good4_Me, who held 
. A third jack hit the flop and it would be enough to send 4XTRADER to the cashier in fourth place for $36,450. U_2Good4_Me's chips didn't last long, however. During the next level, Schienato opened to 61,000 on the button and U_2Good4_Me called out of the big blind, leading to a 

flop. U_2Good4_Me checked-raised all in for 353,592 with 
, but ran into Schienato's 
for flopped trips . The turn and river came
and
and U_2Good4_Me was out in third place for $46,575.


flop. Both players checked and when the
fell on the turn, the chips flew. Ultimately Schienato was all in with 
, but was drawing slim against Shorr's 
. The river was the
, missing Schienato's outs. Schienato finished in second place for $62,775, as Shannon "BLUFFforRENT" Shorr took down the Full Tilt Monday $1K for $101,250.

. Z52ways called with 
and won when the board ran out 



. Sullivan finished in ninth for $7,035. Ddrufnek busted next at the 2,000/4,000/400 level. After an open-raise to 12,000, ddrufnek was faced with a big decision when Dan "WiLDmAn75" Buzgon put in a covering re-raise from the big blind. Ddrufnek called all in for 30,348 with 
and trailed Buzgon's 
. The board ran out 



, leaving ddrufnek's straight second best to Buzgon's flush. Eighth place paid ddrufnek $10,050. Nicholas "uncledrkmeat" Blumenthal fell later in that level after he shoved for 51,043 with 
, but ran into Pupopoker123's 
. No ten found the table and Blumenthal was sent home in seventh place for $14,070.


, z52ways check-raised Buzgon from 18,756 to 108,000, but Buzgon shoved with the bigger stack with 
for top pair. Pot-committed, z52ways called with 
and would only pair the seven. Sixth place paid z52ways $18,090. Acescrack826 was eliminated at 4,000/8,000/800. Kekec24 made it 22,400 to play from the cutoff and acescrack826 shoved from the small blind for 138,816 with 
. A quick call from kekec24 revealed 
and when the board ran out 



, acescrack826 was out in place for $23,115.


flop. Puropoker123 led out 40,000 and kekec24 shoved for 382,644 with 
. Unfortunately for kekec24, Puropoker123 snap-called and tabled 
. The turn and river were blanks as kekec24 finished in fourth place for $33,768. Dan "WiLDmAn75" Buzgon went out next when he ran 
into David "WhooooKidd" Baker's 
. The board rolled out 



and when Buzgon was out in third for $44,220.

and Puropoker123 called with 
. The board ran out 



and David Baker was out in second place for $59,925, as puropoker123 won the Super Tuesday for $78,390.
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