The add-on period has closed and Level 13 has begun with blinds of 2,000/4,000 and an ante of 500. Registration is officially closed, and a total of 103 entries, 131 rebuys, and 46 add-ons generated a total prize pool of $5,040, eclipsing the guaranteed prize pool by $40.
Fifty-five players remain, with the top 12 (final two tables) set to make it into the money and earn at least $133. The eventual winner will earn $1,512.
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Players are on a three-minute add-on break where they may choose to add another 45,000 to their stack for $18. Here's a list of recently-eliminated players, as 103 entries have been recorded and 55 players remain.
In Level 12 with blinds of 1,600/3,200 and an ante of 400, "borgatar2015" opened to 9,600 under the gun and received a call from "CharlieBrown," who was on the button. The flop dropped 
and "borgatar2015" made a continuation-bet of 9,600. "CharlieBrown" called.
The turn came 
and "borgatar2015" continued with a second carrel of 12,800. "CharlieBrown" called once more and the river fell 
. "borgatar2015" jammed for their last 13,100 and "CharlieBrown" quickly called.
"borgatar2015": 
"CharlieBrown": 
"borgatar2015" had turned a pair of queens for top pair, top kicker at the time, only to see "CharlieBrown" end up with a straight after the rest of the chips went in on the river. They chose not to re-enter and were eliminated with a handful of minutes remaining in the rebuy period.
Level 12 has begun with blinds of 1,600/3,200 and an ante of 400. This 10-minute level is the last chance to enter and get in on the action, as registration will close upon its completion.
In Level 11 with blinds of 1,400/2,800 and an ante of 350, there was 42,350 in the middle on a flop of 
with three players holding cards.
Eric "alwaysliquid" Vanauken was first to act in the big blind and checked, putting action onto "PokerDaddy" in the hijack. They made a pot-sized bet and saw "Allyoucaneat" call on the button before Vanauken folded.
Action was then heads up as the turn rolled off and "PokerDaddy" jammed for their last 53,000. "Allyoucaneat" called.
"PokerDaddy": 
"Allyoucaneat": 
After turning a set, "PokerDaddy" saw their shove called by a hand that was drawing dead, meaning the pot of 233,000 was guaranteed to be theirs. The river 
finished the runout and the pot was shipped their way.
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In Level 10 with blinds of 1,200/2,400 and an ante of 300, a blind-on-blind battle saw all of the chips go into the middle with "Flex1126" in the small blind putting "borecz11199" at risk for their tournament life in the big blind.
"borecz11199": 
"Flex1126": 
"borecz11199" was ahead and in good shape to double their stack. The flop 
looked good for them, but the turn gave their opponent a pair of tens. They found themselves needing to hit one of eight flush outs or three outs to a pair of kings, and the river obliged, giving them the second nuts en route to a double.
A couple of minutes remain in Level 9 (1,000/2,000/250) and 68 players now remain out of 92 total entries. Here are the players that chose to leave the tournament rather than rebuy and remain in contention.
The second break of the night has come and gone and Level 9 has now began with blinds of 1,000/2,000 and an ante of 250. The number of players in the field has risen to 88, and 73 rebuys have been added towards the guaranteed prize pool of $5,000.
Sixty-nine players remain, and "lulubird" finds themselves atop the leader board with a stack of 217,000, followed shortly behind "Allyoucaneat," who is the only other player with a stack above 200,000.
Registration will remain open for four more full levels, closing at 9:42 p.m. ET.
In Level 8 with blinds of 800/1,600 and an ante of 200, "Djp120388" raised to 4,800 in the hijack and received a call by "regis2000," who was in the small blind. Action went heads up to a flop of 
and "regis2000" led out with a minimum-bet of 1,600. "Djp120388" quickly pumped it up to 4,800 and "regis2000" called.
The turn came 
and "regis2000" led out once more, this time with a pot-sized bet of 22,000. "Djp120388" raised all in for 55,000 and "regis2000" called all in for around 9,000 less.
"regis2000": 
"Djp120388": 
"Djp120388" saw their flopped two pair up against a turned nut flush draw. Luckily for them, that draw only consisted of seven outs as either 
or 
would give them a full house. The river fell 
to complete the runout and the pot of over 100,000 was shipped their way.
"regis2000" wasted no time re-entering and received a fresh stack of 30,000.
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