The prize pool has been unofficially tabulated and the winner of the tournament will take down $33,992 and a $2,000 Blaycation package to the season-ending championship. A min-cash in 36th will pay $1,108.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Melinda Hettick pushed all in for 12,600 and got a call from Brian Olson in the cutoff. On the button, Jim Wilson, reraised to 43,000. The blinds folded, as did Olson after some thought. He later said he had ace-king.
Hettick: 
Olson: 
The door card was the 
, a brutal one for Hettick, followed by 
. The 
arrived on fourth and the 
on the river to eliminate her.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Brian Olson bet 6,000 from middle position on a 
flop against Cash Carpenter.
"I could get lucky," Carpenter said, eyeing the board and his opponent before calling. "I could hit my flush draw."
He stared at Olson as the 
fell. "Did I hit my flush draw?"
Olson was deterred and bet 5,000, and Carpenter again called. On the 
river, Olson checked and folded to Carpenter's 7,000.
"I got lucky," Carpenter said.
Will Berry opened under the gun and called the shove of a player who had 20,900.
Berry: 
Opponent: 
The dealer spread a flop of 
to give Berry a set and the 
locked it in for him on the turn.
Registration has closed for the tournament with 87 players in Day 1c. That brings the three-flight total to 281.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Cash Carpenter limped under the gun and Greg Jennings made it 3,500 in the hijack. The big blind called, and Carpenter raised to 13,000.
"I fold," Jennings said after a couple of minutes of thought.
He held onto his cards though, waiting to see what the big blind did. When that player folded, Jennings showed . Carpenter showed him it was a good laydown: 
.
Players are on break for 10 minutes.
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