Level 12 (2,000/4,000/4,000)
The flop read 
. Loi Nguyen was all in for about 55,000. Blake Barousse re-shoved his larger stack. The decision was on Brandon Guzman who thought it over long and hard before calling.
Loi Nguyen: 
Blake Barousse: 
Brandon Guzman: 
The turn was the 
and the river the 
to secure the triple up for Nguyen and give Barousse the side pot vs Guzman while Guzman was left with a decimated stack.
Level 11 (1,500/3,000/3,000)
Action was on the river with the board reading 
. Lawrence Lazar was facing a bet of 35,000 from his opponent. Lazar raised to 100,000 and waited for a decision from his opponent.
After about 20 seconds, his opponent called. Lazar flipped over the 
for sevens full which caused his opponent to muck in frustration and ship the pot over to Lazar.
Registration has ended in the PLO championship with 96 total entries to create a prizepool of $48,960.
Twelve players will be paid and the grand prize winner will get $13,952
Players are now on a 20-minute break. Players have just through the break to register or re-enter as the registration period will be closed at the end of the break.
Level 8 (600/1,200/1,200)
There was a flurry of action at the table as the board was showing 
. Four players were all in as the dealer was counting the chips and setting aside side pots.
Paul Espinoza had the largest stack and held a set of queens with the 
, while one of his opponents had the 
for the queen high straight. Another player also had a queen high straight, and the fourth all in player held the 
.
Alan Middleton and Steve Lykins were two of the three players at risk.
The turn was the 
to change little but the river came the to pair the board and give Espinoza the full boat, besting the straights and knocking out all three of his opponents in one fell swoop to grow his stack even larger
The final six have been reached in the NLH Black Chip Bounty tournament. The top five will get paid.
The players are currently on a break and will cards back in the air at 6 p.m. local time. The stream will begin on a 30-minute delay following the start of play.
Level 5 (300/600/600)
Action was on the river as the board read 
.
Blake Barousse bet 10,500 against two opponents on the river. Both folded after a few moments of thought and Barousse added a decent pot to his growing stack in Level 5.
Event 10 is nearing the final table after registration has ended. It attracted 39 entries and the top five spots will be paid. Coverage of the final table will be streamed.
Payouts for Event 10:
1st: $3,885
2nd: $2,775
3rd: $1,998
4th: $1,443
5th: $999
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