Level: 9
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Level: 9
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Another break is waiting to get started with just seconds left on the clock in Level 8 and 298 players remaining from 455 total entries.
"s.l. halper" was in the hijack and opened to 705. "Dkornblau," "dirtyjerzgent," and Matt Glantz all called from the next three positions to put action on "iHak201313" in the big blind, who three-bet to 2,795.
Of the four to have put chips in the pot, only "Dkornblau" and "dirtyjerzgent" called to take action three ways to a flop of . "iHak201313" made a continuation-bet of 4,062 and both remaining players in the pot folded to take down the pot with their flop bet.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
dirtyerzgent
|
58,856 | |
iHak201313
|
30,496 | |
Dkornblau | 18,209 | |
s.l. halper
|
15,758 | |
Matt Glantz | 10,607 |
"Bluffkin88" pumped it up to 3,900 under the gun and action folded around to "BarB3r03," who was on the buttona and called. "jtrhockey" also called in the big blind and the three went to a flop of . "jtrhockey" led out with a bet of 1,200 and "Bluffkin88" called before "barB3r03" folded.
Action was then heads up as the turn came . "jtrhockey" checked to "Bluffkin88," who fired out 8,700. "jtrhockey" check-raised all in and "Bluffkin88" called off their remaining 16,749.
"Bluffkin88":
"jtrhockey":
"Bluffkin88" got their stack in after hitting two pair on the turn and the 65,000-plus chip pot was one card away from being theirs. However, the river came to improve "jtrhockey" to trips and win them the pot, vaulting them to the top of the leader board in the process as "Bluffkin88" found themselves eliminated from the tournament.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
jtrhockey
|
89,676
30,039
|
30,039 |
BarB3r03
|
53,233
-7,767
|
-7,767 |
Bluffkin88
|
Busted |
Level: 8
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 40
Here's a look at the chip leaders nearing the end of Level 7. Four hundred and nineteen entries have now been logged with 314 players currently remaining. Registration is open for just under three hours from the time of this posting - it will close at 10:30 p.m. ET.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Chama6439$
|
61,186 | |
BarB3r03
|
61,000
24,515
|
24,515 |
jtrhockey
|
59,637
24,998
|
24,998 |
coco91721
|
58,108
-9,664
|
-9,664 |
Kings905
|
53,786
14,303
|
14,303 |
dirtyjerzgent
|
49,109
36,637
|
36,637 |
JinYangPP
|
49,108
49,108
|
49,108 |
Jellyhybrid7
|
48,157
5,531
|
5,531 |
mstubb2455
|
48,126
48,126
|
48,126 |
MattEMenz |
47,782
47,782
|
47,782 |
pharmaDoogie |
47,186
-710
|
-710 |
jordanofpkr |
46,662
46,662
|
46,662 |
WoAtSnJoEs11
|
44,163
15,596
|
15,596 |
el binko |
42,692
42,692
|
42,692 |
Batzz88 |
42,655
10,169
|
10,169 |
BLACKKOWBOYZ
|
42,639
6,709
|
6,709 |
Le Poisson13
|
42,626
1,363
|
1,363 |
ACLV1
|
42,171
7,649
|
7,649 |
Stonniepokes |
41,379
-2,500
|
-2,500 |
Hand #1: "SlaynEryDay" jammed in early position for 3,351 and was called by "Weis OneSev" in the hijack.
"SlaynEryDay":
"Weis OneSev":
The two found themselves in a coin flip situation but the flop drastically changed the landscape, giving "Weis OneSev" trips to pull way out in front. The turn gave "Weis OneSev" a full house, leaving "SlaynEryDay" drawing dead to the river to leave "SlaynEryDay" with no chips for just a moment before rebuying and receiving a fresh stack of chips.
Hand #2
Moments later on another table, "donnysack" opened to 562 in middle position and saw "que suerte" three-bet all in for 3,994. "S_R732" called in the big blind and "donnysack" folded.
"que suerte":
"S_R732":
"que suerte" found themselves in bad shape but hope came on the flop . However, nothing further came of it as the turn and river completed the runout to leave "S_R732's" aces best and score them the knockout.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
S_R732 |
27,006
27,006
|
27,006 |
Weis OneSev
|
22,412
22,412
|
22,412 |
donnysack
|
20,229
20,229
|
20,229 |
SlaynEryDay
|
15,000
15,000
|
15,000 |
que suerte
|
Busted |
Level: 7
Blinds: 125/250
Ante: 30
"XhustlerX420" limped in from early position and "The1TrueHero" limped behind in middle position. "ondemand4488" was in the cutoff and raised the minimum required amount to 400. "fengshui428" called in the big blind and both limpers did as well, taking action four ways to the streets.
With 1,900 in the middle, the flop came and action checked to "ondemand4488," who made a continuation-bet of 3,000. "fengshui428" check-raised to 6,000, prompting two folds before "ondemand4488" called.
"fengshui428" then had 1,090 left and proceeded to commit it on the turn . "ondemand4488" called and hands were shown.
"fengshui428":
"ondemand4488":
"fengshui428" found themselves unable to be eliminated with their two pair needing to fade nothing more than a straight coming on board to chop. The river was safe and furthermore improved them to a full house, scoring a double and finding new life to go along with it.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
The1TrueHero
|
17,461 | |
fengshui428
|
16,080
-14,715
|
-14,715 |
XhustlerX420
|
9,316 | |
ondemand4488
|
8,786 |
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