

. Jeffreys called with 
and took down the pot when the board rolled out 



. JohnnyM77 took home $22,820 for the ninth-place showing. Busting in eighth position was ali sani, at 20,000/40,000/5,000. Action folded around to ali sani in the small blind who shoved for 310,279 with 
, but was called by Steve "Zugwat" Silverman, in the big blind, who held 
. The board came 



and ali sani exited in eighth place for $32,600. Randomizer2 departed a few hands later. Under the gun, Randomizer2 opened to 100,000 and Chris "The Universe112" Leveroni called in middle position. The flop came 

and Randomizer2 made a continuation bet of 125,000. Leveroni raised to 337,000 and Randomizer2 shoved for 1,353,032. Leveroni snap-called with 
and led Randomizer2's 
. The turn and river came 
as Randomizer2 was sent to the rail in seventh place for $45,640.

. It led Sowers' 
, but the board ran out 



and Sowers straight felted Jeffreys in sixth place for $70,090. Tzahi "tzahi2008" Dagan was eliminated next. Steve "Zugwat" Silverman opened to 125,525 in the cutoff and Dagan re-raised all in from the small blind for 1,187,149. Silverman called with 
, but trailed Dagan's 
. The flop came down 

and Silverman took the lead with a set of kings. The
hit the turn and gave Dagan a straight draw, but the river landed the
and Dagan fell in fifth place for $97,800.


and Sowers led out 249,038 with Leveroni being the lone caller. The turn was the
and Sowers opted to check to Leveroni who bet 380,000. Sowers took a moment before raising to 1,100,000 and Leveroni quickly re-raised all in for 3,520,085. Sowers insta-called, tabled 
for two pair and needed to dodge a few outs as Leveroni held 
for an open-ended straight draw. The river was
and Chris "The Universe112" Leveroni was out in fourth place for $130,400.

and Mike Sowers called with 
. The board ran out 



and pwnosaurus was made extinct in third place for $164,630. The chip counts to begin heads-up play:

against Sowers' 
to take nearly a 7:1 chip lead. Several hands later Sowers doubled with 
against Silverman's 
to get back to over three million. Silverman still had over 9.5 million, but the next hand brought them nearly even in chips with Sowers grabbing a slight lead. The blinds and antes were 40,000/80,000/10,000 and Silverman opened to 195,000. Sowers called and the flop came 

. Sowers led out 235,000 and Silverman bumped it up to 635,000. After a brief pause Sowers went all in for 3,135,000 and Silverman called with 
for middle pair and a flush draw. Sowers was caught bluffing with 
and it looked all but over for him when the
hit the turn. Sowers needed to catch a non-heart seven or nine on the river and amazingly the
landed to keep the battle going.


. Sowers bet 500,000 and Silverman shoved for 2,727,100. Sowers tanked and eventually opted to call. He tabled 
and it turned out to be a great call as he was ahead of Silverman's 
. The turn was the
and Sowers was one card away from the win, but the river was the
and Silverman was back in the game.

was up against Silverman's 
. The flop and turn came 


, giving Sowers plenty of outs, but the river was the
. After nearly thirteen hours, Mike "SowersUNCC" Sowers bowed out as the runner-up, collecting $221,680. The winner of FTOPS Event #12 was Steve "Zugwat" Silverman, cashing $350,450 for his excellent effort.
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