Jamie Howells raised to 3,000 from late position, Iacopo Brandi called on the button and Orson Young called in the small blind.
The flop came 
. Howells made a continuation bet of 3,500, Brandi folded, and Young raised to 10,000. Howells quickly moved all in and Young mucked his hand, tapping the table in respect of the play.
With the start of Level 11, the registration for the tournament has officially closed. So far, the info shows a total of 375 players out of 911 entries remaining with an unofficial prize pool of €1,749,120 accumulated. All numbers will be verified to account for no-shows.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
What are you doing on March 26? That date may be a couple of months away but it is a date that you want free in your calendar because March 26 is when the massive 17th Anniversary edition of the PokerStars Sunday Million takes place.
The 17th-anniversary edition of the PokerStars Sunday Million is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. GMT on March 26. It comes with a $215 buy-in and an eye-popping $7.5 million guarantee, although the prize pool could be much larger if past Sunday Million special editions are anything to go by.
Satellites for the 17th-anniversary edition of the Sunday Million can be found in the PokerStars lobby right now. Ensure you enter the correct tournaments because there are satellites for the standard Sunday Million running alongside the $7.5 million guaranteed event.
PokerStars is back in the United States – in New Jersey, as well as in the largest online poker network in the US after Michigan and Pennsylvania player pools were merged at the start of this year.
But now, PokerStars Live events on US soil look to be back on the cards according to a PokerNews interview with Managing Director of North America for PokerStars Severin Rasset.
Click here for the full interview to find out what Rasset had to say!
Out of a field of 902 entries, only 369 players still have chips at their disposal. They have been sent on a scheduled 75-minute dinner break during which the T-100 chips are raced off as well. Once the cards go back in the air at approximately 9:13 p.m. local time, the registration for this event will close.
Istvan Briski raise to 2,400 from early position and picked up calls from Mercedes Osti in the small blind and Danilo Velasevic in the big blind.
The flop came 
. All players checked it around and the turn came the 
. Osti checked, and Velasevic bet out for 2,500. Briski called, as did Osti.
The river came the 
, Osti checked, Velasevic bet 3,200 and both players folded. Velasevic scooped the pot, bringing his stack to around the 200,000 mark.
Down to around half the starting stack, Javey Timmer of the Netherlands was all-in and had a classic flip against Octavian Ripan.
Javey Timmer: 
Octavian Ripan: 
The 
flop gave Timmer bottom set but Ripan spiked the 
turn for broadway. A blank followed with the 
river and Timmer bowed out moments before the scheduled 75-minute dinner break.
Maciej Gut opened the action with a raise to 2,500 and it folded all the way to Frederik Brink in the big blind. He glanced at the cards and then moved all-in for around 14,000 to get instantly called by Gut.
Frederik Brink: 
Maciej Gut: 
The dominated pair of the former EPT Madrid Main Event champion failed to improve on the 
board and that spelled the end for Brink on the second and final entry.
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