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.
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.
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In Level 16 with blinds at 400/800, "Flawlessbinkage" opened under the gun for 1,600 and was called by "DylDyl" from the cutoff along with "SuppppaStar" from the big blind.
The board was checked down to the river where "SuppppaStar" took down the pot after they lead out for 3,200.
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In the last Level before registration closes with blinds at 600/1,200, there are 24 players remaining out of the 46 entries and "KNIEM7" holds the top stack with 193,345 in chips.
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In Level 20 with blinds at 800/1,600, "spinach_kale" opened for 4,000 on the button and "StellaParks" three-bet to 8,000 from the big blind, "spinach_kale" called.
The flop came , "StellaParks" lead out and "spinach_kale" raised all in for 57,400, "StellaParks" called.
"spinach_kale":
"StellaParks":
"StellaParks" was ahead with their pair of aces but "spinach_kale" still had outs to win the hand.
Unfortunately for "spinach_kale", the turn and the river weren't the cards they wanted to see ending their tournament run,,.
flop was checked by both players to the 
turn. 
board and was called by "SuppppaStar" the whole way. 
to scoop the pot.
board was checked down to the 
river where "SuppppaStar" took down the pot after they lead out for 3,200.
and "HellHound" checked their option to "JakeTheSnake99" who continued for 8,000. 
, "StellaParks" lead out and "spinach_kale" raised all in for 57,400, "StellaParks" called.
turn and the 
river weren't the cards they wanted to see ending their tournament run,,.