Check the payouts tab for information on how the prize pool will be divvied up. The winner of the tournament will receive $5,805, while a min-cash in 32nd is worth $175.
Unfortunately for Chad Holloway, he has collected his second bubble of Run It Up Reno.
The action folded to Holloway in the cutoff and he pushed his 11-big blind stack into the pot holding and was looked up by the big blind and his .
The flop brought an ace and king to give Holloway outs for Broadway but no queen would fall and he would be eliminated in 33rd place.
Unfortunately for Holloway, he - and many other players in the tournament - weren't aware of how many players were being paid out as the prizepool hadn't been announced yet although it had been posted. Holloway stated to us, "if I knew it was on the bubble I would have folded!"
Nadya Magnus open shoved her last 15,500 from middle position and Lindsey Fross called in the big blind.
Magnus:
Fross:
With Magnus in bad shape against Fross, the flop made it even worse, and when the turn and river landed the and , Magnus hit the rail as Fross moved to 125,000 in chips.
Kevin Martin was in the big blind and check-raised a flop to 12,500 after his opponent in middle position bet 4,000. That player called, and Martin fired another bet on the turn, which was called. Martin put him all in on the river for about 38,000, and the player sighed and called it off.
Martin showed for two pair and it was good against .
Facing an under the gun raise to 7,000, Garry Gates called from the big blind and then checked the flop.
The preflop aggressor continue for 8,500 and Gates check-called as the rolled off on the turn and both players checked.
The river landed the and Gates checked to his opponent who then moved all in for 27,500.
"Man I flopped the nuts!" stated Gates as he contemplated a decision.
After about two minutes of umming and ahhing, Gates called and tabled his as his opponent sheepishly rolled over his for just middle pair before heading to the rail as Gates motored up to 126,000.
Jaime Staples reportedly fired another bullet at the last possible minute, buying in with a handful of big blinds. Action folded to him in the small blind and he got it in for 11,500 against the big blind, who put him at risk with . Staples held only but was looking decent to double until the flop gave his opponent a leading pair of sixes. A on the turn put Staples back in front and he doubled through after a brick river.
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flop before Sampson bet out 13,000 when the turn landed the 
and both Capps and Nineki folded.
gave Aguilera a set. The 
and was looked up by the big blind and his 
flop made it even worse, and when the turn and river landed the 
and 
, Magnus hit the rail as Fross moved to 125,000 in chips.
flop to 12,500 after his opponent in middle position bet 4,000. That player called, and Martin fired another bet on the 
for two pair and it was good against 
flop.
rolled off on the turn and both players checked.
as his opponent sheepishly rolled over his 
for just middle pair before heading to the rail as Gates motored up to 126,000.
. Staples held only 
but was looking decent to double until the 
flop gave his opponent a leading pair of sixes. A 
on the turn put Staples back in front and he doubled through after a brick river.
