The last few minutes witnessed tons of players entering and re-entering the Super High Roller. The field grew to 90 entrants including 35 re-entries to generate a $2.25 million prize pool with the winner taking down a healthy $520,003 top prize.
A min-cash will be worth $44,861 for the top 13 players. Payouts will be updated shortly in the Payouts tab in our coverage.
There were 38 players remaining when late registration closed.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
David Yan just re-entered for his second bullet to bring the field up to 80 entrants. Stephen Chidwick made it 81 entries so the prize pool will be more than $2 million.
PokerNews will update for the final prize pool when late registration is closed.
Rui Ferreira hopped into action right after play resumed for his first bullet.
Mikita Badziakouski, Sam Greenwood, and Shawn Daniels all re-entered during break to bring the field up to 78 entries with 26 players remaining.
The tournament needs two more entries to meet its $2 million guarantee with every entry after that adding to the prize pool with minutes left in late registration.
The tournament is on its fifth break. Late registration will end at five minutes past the hour.
David Peters just lost his third bullet to David Coleman. Coleman had the lead again after the hand.
Coleman opened for 14,000 from the button before he called a three-bet jam to 148,296 by Peters from the small blind.
David Peters: 
David Coleman: 
Peters was unable to connect with the 
board and was eliminated with still chance to get back in for his fourth bullet like Daniel Dvoress just did.
Timothy Nuter opened for 22,400 from the small blind before he folded facing a monster jam by Wiktor Malinowski from the big blind.
This was enough for Malinowski to become the first player over 1 million in chips in the Super High Roller.
Nick Petrangelo will give it another shot in hopes his fourth bullet will be the one.
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