

. Kay held 
and emerged as the winner when the board fell 



. Chowdahhead4 took $20,766.60 for ninth place. The following hand, Clayton "slammedfire" Mozdzen's last 75,805 was in the middle with 
against gibralter11's 
. The board ran out 



and Mozdzen was out in eighth place for $28,147.50.




board. PokerKai tabled 
and it was good enough to win the pot and eliminate yayaya in seventh place for $40,657.50. Jonathan "xxjondxx" Delong departed after an under-the-gun shove for 355,488. Matt "ch0ppy" Kay called from the big blind with 
and had Delong's 
in dire straits. The community cards came 



and Delong's tournament was over with in sixth place for $53,167.50.

, but ran into PokerKai's 
. The board fell 



and Yo Burger exited in fifth place with $68,805. The 25,000/50,000/6,250 level was when gibralter11 hit the rail. Under the gun, gibralter11 shipped it in for 373,558 with 
and Shawn "buck21" Buchanan called on the button with 
. The board ran out 



and gibralter11 came up short, finishing in fourth place for $97,578.

, having Kay's 
dominated. The board rolled out 



as Kay was the third-place finisher for $128,227.50.

. The flop came 

and luckily for Buchanan, PokerKai had 
. The duel lasted another two levels before PokerKai took it down at 60,000/120,000/15,000. Buchanan shoved for 1,311,759 on the button and PokerKai called with 
, leading Buchanan's 
. The board ran out 



and Buchanan finished as runner-up, taking home $175,140, with PokerKai winning SCOOP event #4-high for $237,690.
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