Just 18 players now remain. Here is where they stand.
Just 18 players now remain. Here is where they stand.
Level 26 (17500/35000 ante 4500)
"dankecomwieder" opened to 525,000 (leaving just 7,717 behind) from the cutoff and "RingDing420" shoved for 668,728 from the small blind. Action folded back over to "dankecomwieder", who called.
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it was the worst-case scenario for "dankecomwieder", but the board ran out ![]()
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, providing them with a winning flush on the river and crippling "RingDing420", who was left with just 136,000.
"RingDing420" busted shortly after the hand.
Level 25 (15000/30000 ante 3750)
"iConvert13" opened to 68,885 and was called by "anansipkr" in the cutoff.
"iConvert13" then check-raised a 106,385 bet from "anansipkr" to 326,665 on the ![]()
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flop. "anansipkr" called.
"iConvert13" continued for 526,665 on the
turn and "anansipkr" again called.
The
completed the board and "iConvert13" bet enough to pu "anansipkr" all-in for their last 513,000. "anansipkr" called and "iConvert13" revealed ![]()
for a flopped set. It was no good, however, against the ![]()
of "anansipkr" for a rivered flush and they doubled up.
Level 25 (15000/30000 ante 3750)
"CitizenPker" opened to 70,000 from early position and action folded over to "Eye8YourChips" in the big blind, who shipped in their remaining 418,250. "CitizenPker" called to put them at risk.
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"Eye8YourChips" had "CitizenPker" dominated and was poised to double, but the ![]()
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flop left "CitizenPker" with trips and "Eye8YourChips" needing runner-runner to survive.
The
turn left "Eye8YourChips" drawing dead and a meaningless
completed the board, eliminating "Eye8YourChips" from the tournament.
Level 25 (15000/30000 ante 3750)
K.C. "Legendkiller88" Vaughan shoved for his last 426,620 and was called by "PowerRanges" from the button. Everyone else folded and hands were revealed.
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Vaughan was well out in front, but that didn't last long as the ![]()
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flop gave "PowerRanges" a set.
The
turn and
river sealed Vaughan's fate and he was eliminated.
Level 24 (12500/25000 ante 3250)
"xBlackout16" opened to 52,500" from the button and action folded to K.C. "Legendkiller88" Vaughan in the big blind, who shoved for his last 253,435. "xBlackout16" called.
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runout kept Vaughan in front and he doubled up.
Level 23 (10000/20000 ante 2500)
Action folded around to "BLUFFWITHACES11", who completed from the small blind. "OpusX6969" raised to 80,000 from the big and "BLUFFWITHACES11" called.
"BLUFFWITHACES11" led out for 120,000 on the ![]()
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flop and "OpusX6969" raised enough to put "BLUFFWITHACES11" all-in for their last 254,761. "BLUFFWITHACES11" called to put themselves at risk.
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"OpusX6969" had flopped a superior pair and the
turn and
river kept them in front, eliminating "BLUFFWITHACES11" from the tournament.
Level 23 (10000/20000 ante 2500)
"mysurplusvalue" opened to 41,000 from the button "KCspencey" shoved for 318,000 from the small blind. Just behind them, "manifest chips" re-shoved for 412,578. "mysurplusvalue" folded and hands were revealed.
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flop and turn gave "KCspencey" a little bit of a sweat with a flush draw; however, the
river bricked out and "KCspencey" was eliminated.
The field is now down to just 48 players.
Level 22 (8000/16000 ante 2000)
"Eye8YourChips" opened for 32,000 from under the gun and was called by "PowerRanges" in the small blind and "xBlackout16" in the big blind.
Everyone checked on the ![]()
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flop and "PowerRanges" led out for 88,764 on the
turn. Only "Eye8YourChips" called.
The river brought the
and "PowerRanges" checked, prompting a shove for 126,000 from "Eye8YourChips". "PowerRanges" tanked, but eventually called and "Eye8YourChips" showed ![]()
for trips. It was best against the ![]()
of "PowerRanges" and "Eye8YourChips" doubled through.