Mike Latour continues to add to his lead here, and thus, his legend.
Rick Block raised it up preflop and Rob Burgstahler flatted. Latour joined the party and they went three-handed to an flop. Block led 8,000 and both Burgstahler and Latour called.
The turn came the and Block simply jammed his last 18,000-plus. Burgstahler flatted and Latour leaned back and fired it all in, having everyone covered. Burgstahler was forced to fold.
Latour had flopped it with the and Block needed another spade, holding the . The river bricked, Latour dragged the sizable pot, and with Block out of the way, he's now closing in on 200,000.
Andy Ranaletti finally got it in good, and now he has the chip lead.
This time he led a set of jacks on a flop with two clubs and his heads-up opponent pushed all in for 20,000. Ranaletti snap-called and his opponent's tournament life was riding on the club draw.
No club on the turn or river sent the chips Ranaletti's way and vaulted him into the top spot on the Level 10 leader board.
With registration and re-entry for this final flight now closed, the numbers are in.
This flight drew 170 entries. Add that to the 468 from the first three flights and the entire event drew a grand total of 638 entries, creating a $160,617 prize pool and absolutely obliterating the $100,000 guarantee.
Payout information will be released when we have it.
Nathan Kross appears to be spending most of his time at the table reading some type of academic paper.
However, he still found time to win 20,000 in chips getting it in with jacks over eights all in preflop and holding.
A little later he won a 30,000-chip flip with big slick versus another player's jacks and Kross now finds himself among the leaders heading into the day's second break.
Andy Ranaletti made it 1,600 to go with two jacks in the hole. A player across the table tapped back and made it 4,000. When it folded back to Ranaletti, he let it rip for it all.
The snap of the call could be heard around the room and this man quickly turned over two kings. However, a jack on the flop made Andy dandy and he rode that set to the win.
Ranaletti now has 50,000 and a spot near the top of the board half way through this final flight.
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flop. Block led 8,000 and both Burgstahler and Latour called.
and Block simply jammed his last 18,000-plus. Burgstahler flatted and Latour leaned back and fired it all in, having everyone covered. Burgstahler was forced to fold.
and Block needed another spade, holding the 
. The river bricked, Latour dragged the sizable pot, and with Block out of the way, he's now closing in on 200,000.
flop with two clubs and his heads-up opponent pushed all in for 20,000. Ranaletti snap-called and his opponent's tournament life was riding on the 
club draw.
