The Prizepool!
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Level 6
: 200/400, 50 ante
Our 417 players have generated a prizepool worth $1,921,327. That's good enough to pay out the final 56 players with the bottom level being worth $7,500. Going up from there, the eight who make it all the way to the final table will pocket at least $35,327, and each of the final five will earn six-figure cashes.
To the lucky man or woman who wins this event will go a cool $500,000 and the title of Inaugural Champion for The Big Event.
The full breakdown can be found in the "Payouts" tab up top.
board. Makhija put out a bet of 3,500, and Baker called.
river, and Makhija kept the heat on with another 6,500 chips. Baker took a long time to consider, at one point sliding his headphones off one ear and mumbling something to himself. He had the calling chips in his hand, and he eventually shook his head and dropped them into the pot.
for the flush, and it was good. Baker looked just a bit frustrated as he spun his cards into the muck, dropping down to about 52,000. Makhija is up to about 47,000.
. The good news? He has the night off and can use it to do whatever he pleases.
flop drew a sound of disdain from Kim, and the 
turn cued his exit. He had already wished his table luck and paced a few steps away by the time the 
and action checked to Young. He bet 3,125 with 14,175 behind. Eslami thought for a bit before raising to 7,500. Katz folded and then Young folded after a minute in the tank.
and both remaining players checked to see the 
pair the board on the end. Eslami bet 2,000 and that was good enough to get a fold from his opponent.
, a series of raises and reraises led to Dwyte Pilgrim calling the all-in of his opponent.
off-suit. We missed when the money went in, but the board ran 