Level 3
: 150/300, 25 ante
| Year | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 (EPT5) | 48 | $1,131,800 | Bertrand Grospellier | France | $433,500 |
| 2010 (EPT6) | 48 | $2,057,998 | William Reynolds | USA | $576,240 |
| 2011 (EPT7) | 151 | $3,699,040 | Will Molson | USA | $1,072,850 |
| 2012 (EPT8) | 148 | $3,626,000 | Alex Bilokur | Russia | $1,134,930 |
| 2013 (EPT9) | 204 | $4,998,000 | Vanessa Selbst | USA | $1,424,420 |
| 2014 (EPT10) | 247 | $6,051,500 | Jake Schindler | USA | $1,192,624 |
| 2015 (EPT11) | 269 | $6,456,000 | Ilkin Garibli | Azerbaijan | $1,105,040 |
and Sointula bet 4,000, which was only called by Kamel.
hit and Sointula kept firing, putting out 9,000 and Kamel called again.
and Sointula moved all in for 31,900. Kamel went into the tank for quite some time before eventually making the call.
and Kamel quietly mucked his cards, leaving himself with just 1,200 chips.
flop saw Haxton bet 1,600 after both his opponents checked, and only Patel called to see the 
turn.
river. Patel showed an ace-high flush with the 
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when Noah Schwartz bet 11,700 from the small blind. Ole Schemion, in the big blind, made the call and on the turn the 
hit.
, giving Schemion a winning set of kings, and Schwartz jumped out of his chair in disgust. Schwartz paced around for a bit before Jeff Rossiter called him over, as he had 11,000 chips left to play with.
