Victor Ramdin opened to 700 from the hijack and Gregory Nerenberg called in the small blind. The dealer fanned out 
, action checked to Ramdin who bet 1,000 and Nerenberg check-called.
A 
peeled off on the turn and Nerenberg again checked to Ramdin who again fired in a bet, this time for 1,600. Nerenberg check-called and the 
completed the board.
Both players checked the river, Nerenberg tabled 
and Ramdin threw his cards into the muck.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
The board read 
and two players had all over their chips into the pot. One of those players was well-known Maurice Hawkins who tabled 
for a flush and straight draw.
Rem tabled 
for an overpair of aces and needed to dodge to take down the pot from Hawkins. The board ran out clean for Rem as he sent Hawkins out the door early.
Gary Gelman took fifth place and $17,400 in a six-way deal that ended Event #9: $300 Deepest Stack NLH a few days ago.
He's in action at a tough table here in Flight A of the Championship event, but managed to push his opponent off the pot on the river. The final board read 
and Gelman (sb) bet 2,500. That was enough to elicit a fold from Seat 9 and Gelman took the pot.
Also playing at his table are 2009 WPT BPO Champion Olivier Busquet, 2015 WSOP Main Event Champ Joe McKeehen, Robert Georato, and Arthur Peters,
At the start of Level 3, the World Poker Tour crew and Borgata Staff gave a welcome to the Flight A players and announced some important events.
Most importantly, the Player Party will take place at the end of Flight B on Monday (about 8 p.m.) at Moneyline Bar & Book.
Secondly, the final table live stream, which takes place on Friday, September 20th at 2 p.m., will be held in the Event Center.
Then they got cards back in the air for Level 3!
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Two levels down and time for the first break of the day. Players have 15 minutes to take care of business away from the felt.
On the river with a board of 
, Neil Chriss (sb) got all-in for 30,400 against Trung Pham.
Pham's 
(two pair) was rivered by Chriss' 
for the flush. Chriss doubled up and Pham's stack was cut down to about half what he started with.
On Table 14, four players took a flop of 
. Seat 7 (sb) checked, Seat 8 (bb) checked, Spencer Champlin (hijack) checked, and Ryan D'Angelo (cutoff) bet 700. Both blinds folded and Champlin called.
Turn was the 
putting three sevens on board. Champlin checked and D'Angelo bet 1,200. Champlin called.
Rivers was the 
putting quads on the board and both players checked it down. Champlin tabled 
and only his ace kicker played with the board, but it was the nuts. D'Angelo mucked his hand and Champlin took the pot.
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