Action on the table folded around to "AMilkyMlst" who limped in from the small blind where at 300/600 in Level 14 and "SuppppaStar" checked their option from the big blind.
"AMilkyMlst" min bet 600 every street with the 
board and was called by "SuppppaStar" the whole way.
"AMilkyMlst" tabled 
to scoop the pot.
Action was in Level 13 where blinds were at 250/500 when "SuppppaStar" opened for 1,500 from early position and "Flawlessbinkage" three-bet to 5,250 from the cutoff, "SuppppaStar" called.
The 
flop was checked by both players to the 
turn.
"SuppppaStar" lead out for 8,437 putting "Flawlessbinkage" stack at risk. After some careful thought, "Flawlessbinkage" mucked their hand giving "SuppppaStar" the pot.
The playing field continues to grow as there are 40 registered players with 25 of those players remaining at the start of level 12 and here are the top stacks.
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In Level 11 where blinds were 180/320, "MattEMenz" opened for 1,200 from the cutoff and was called by "HellHound" from the small blind.
The flop came 
, "HellHound" checked their option to "MattEMenz" who continued for 1,843 and "HellHound" quickly mucked their hand.
In Level 10 with blinds at 160/320, "Godzilla" opened for 640 from the cutoff and was called by "KNIEM7" from the small blind along with "EDESS" from the big blind.
"EDESS" lead out for 480 after the 
flop and "Godzilla" raised to 1,280. "KNEIM7" called as did "EDESS" to see the 
fall on the turn. "EDESS" check-called "Godzilla" 4,640 bet putting them all in and "KNEIM7" came along for the ride as well.
The 
completed the board on the river and "Godzilla" fired out 11,040 into the dry pot and "KNEIM7" mucked their hand.
"Godzilla": 
"EDESS": 
Both players held full houses but "Godzilla" held the better hand with aces full of kings eliminating "EDESS".
There are 24 players remaining at the start of level 9 with 34 total entries, here are the chip counts for all players as well as bust outs.
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In Level 8 with blinds at 120/240, "BigDickRick" opened for 720 on the button and "KNEIM7" called from the small blind.
The 
flop appeared and "KNEIM7" check-called "BigDickRick" 580 continuation bet, then did the same for 1,500 once the 
came on the turn.
The comnpleted the baord on the river and this time "KNEIM7" lead out for 5,840, putting "BigDickRick" to the test as it was for half of their stack.
The price was too steep for "BigDickRick" to call as they mucked their hand giving "KNEIM7" the pot.
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