

, but ran into Chris "Money800" Moneymaker's 
in the big blind. The board rolled out 



and Jaka was out in ninth place for $7,072. CPT CRUX bowed out a few hands later after shoving for 23,182 with 
. Pat "TorontoToro" Pezzin picked up 
and isolated the action. The board came 



and CPT CRUX took eighth place for $9,776.


. Stani led out 45,000 and Moneymaker shoved for 124,086. Stani called with 
for two overs and a flush draw and was virtually racing against Moneymaker's 
for middle pair. The
card put Stani in the lead and the
river clinched the hand for Stani. Chris Moneymaker finished in seventh place for $13,936.

and was up against Rajkumar's 
and PedrinhoxX's 
. The board ran out 



as Rajkumar won the main pot, nearly tripling his stack. PedrinhoxX busted in sixth place for $18,096. Henchness244 departed later in the level after moving all in for 75,005 with 
and getting action from Jim "BreakRibs" Kilarjian, who held 
. The board rolled out 



and henchness244 was out in fifth place for $23,296.


flop with Pat Pezzin. The chips went into the middle with Kilarjian holding 
to Pezzin's 
. The
turn card gave Kilarjian a set, but the
river made a flush for Pezzin and sent Kilarjian off with $52,689.34. Vivek Rajkumar went out two hands later. He held 
and was all in against Pat Pezzin's 
. The board came 



and Rajkumar departed in third for $54,659.11. Kevin Stani finished as the runner-up after getting it all in with top two pair on a board of 

. His 
led Pat Pezzin's 
, but the turn and river came running queens and gave Pezzin a better two pair to win the tournament. Stani finished in second place for $53,178.89, while Pezzin officially won the PokerStars Super Tuesday for $56,005.65.

and Phil "USCphildo" Collins called from the big blind holding 
. The board rolled out 



as Collins' spiked seven eliminated Youngblood in ninth for $8,400. Rayan "rkruok" Nathan was the next to be exit, also by a bad beat. JayJay1 limped in from middle position and Nathan shoved from the big blind for 108,653 holding 
. JayJay1 called with 
and won the hand when the board ran out 



. Rayan "rkruok" Nathan took home $10,500 for eighth place. Phil Collins was sent to the virtual rail on the last hand of the level. He raised to 22,000 from the cutoff and Cappruccio816 called from the big blind. The flop came 

and Collins was committed all in after Cappruccio816 check-raised Collins' bet, with Collins' 
trailing Capprucio816's 
. The Kd turn took outs away from Collins and the
river was meaningless as Collins finished in seventh place for $13,650.

and was called by Cappruccio816 in the blind with 
. The board came 



and sk the gun was shot down in sixth for $21,000. JayJay1 busted at the 8,000/16,000/2,000 level. From the cutoff, JayJay1 made it 48,000 to go and Cappruccio816 re-raised to 128,000. JayJay1 moved all in with 
and Capruccio816 called with 
. The board rolled out 



and JayJay1 collected $28,350 for fifth. Alex "AJKHoosier1" Kamberis went out next, courtesy of Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong. Kamberis went all in from the button with 
for 252,909 and chip leader Armstrong called with 
. The board ran out 



and Kamberis was knocked out in fourth place for $37,800.

to Armstrong's 
and the board came 



. Cappruccio816 was eliminated shortly thereafter in third for $48,300. Heads-up play began with mob6kid holding a slight chip lead over Jamie Armstrong. The battle lasted into the 14,000/28,000/3,500 level before Jamie Armstrong took it down. He built up more than a 2:1 margin and won the tournament on a hand in which he min-raised preflop. A call from mob6kid brought out a 

flop. Mob6kid checked and Armstrong fired out 58,200 which mob6kid then raised to 140,000. Armstrong shoved and mob6kid called with 
, but it was second best to Armstrong's 
. The turn and river came
and
as mob6kid finished in second place for $65,100, while Jamie "pokerjamers" Armstrong final-table run was worth $105,000.
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