Tadeusz Blaszczak check-raise potted all in on a 
flop versus Dennis Fleig.
Fleig called with the 
behind Blaszczak's 
. However, the 
turn and 
river saw Fleig go runner-runner to make a straight.
With eleven remaining, Feig moves into a dead heat with Matt Shanahan. One more elimination and the final table will be set. The money starts at seventh place.
Tom Guindon went broke running kings into Rob Weber's combo draw. Weber turned the straight.
A minute later, it was Kim Long Trieu with top pair and Chris Tryba with a combo draw running into Paul Bitterman's two pair.
Tryba turned a straight, but Bitterman rivered Broadway to get the double knockout and leave 12 left. The final table will be ten-handed.
Colin Reid got it in with a wrap and a flush draw versus Bradley Girdler's wrap and a pair.
Girdler went runner-runner for the full house to bust Reid.
They're now down to 15 with Shanahan leading on over 200,000.
Local legends Blake Napierala and Jason Nablo got it all in preflop against PLO legend Ray LaRouech. LaRouech had them both covered.
LaRouech: 
Nablo: 
Napierala: 
LaRouech's kings started out as the best hand, and somehow ended up that way. Now down to 16 they have redrawn and taken seats at the final two tables to start Level 11.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
Dennis Fleig flopped a flush draw and an open ender versus Jerry Van Strydonck's top set of jacks.
The money went in after three pot sized bets and Fleig turned his flush.
Van Strydonck didn't fill up on the river and there's 19 left now.
There's 24 players remaining now into Level 10. Here's a full listing with updated chip counts:
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
At the very least, Mark Roberts can say he busted to a World Series of Poker bracelet winner this time.
He ran rags into 2012 WSOP bracelet winner Chris Tryba's aces. Dennis Fleig had queens and got caught up in the hand as well.
Tryba's aces held and he now has a contending stack with 27 left at three tables.
With registration and re-entry now closed we can tell you this $300 Pot Limit Omaha event drew 64 entries creating a $16,112 prize pool.
The top seven players will all get paid with the title, trophy, and $5,639 going to the winner. A seventh-place min-cash is worth $838.
Check the Payouts Tab above for the full details.
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