With the board showing 
, Sal Rassibi checked from the small blind with 
.
Abbas Moradi, also with trip kings but with an inferior kicker with 
, bet 315,000, and Rassibi made the call. Moradi saw the bad news, as Rassibi took down the pot.
Abbas Moradi opened to 85,000 from early position with 
, and Ping Liu three-bet all in for 310,000 from the button with 
.
Moradi made the call.
Board: 
The on the turn brought in top pair for Moradi, and no help came for Liu on the river, eliminating him in 9th place.
Sal Rassibi limped with 
from early position, Robert Suer raised to 135,000 from the cutoff, and Rassibi called.
Rassibi check-called a 105,000 bet from Suer on the 
flop. Rassibi led out for 185,000 on the turn, and Suer called.
Rassibi bet 290,000 on the 
river, and Suer went deep into the tank, eventually calling with the winning hand and taking down the pot.
Robert Suer opened to 100,000 from the button with 
, Jeremy Kottler three-bet to 500,000 from the small blind with 
, and Suer went into the tank.
Suer thought it over for a bit, then folded.
Brock Wilson opened to 85,000 from early position, Said El Harrak three-bet to 230,000 from middle position, and action folded back around to Wilson.
Wilson thought it over briefly, then folded.
Sal Rassibi opened to 100,000 from the small blind with , and Abbas Moradi called in the big blind with 
.
Rassibi continued for 85,000 on the 
flop, Moradi raised all in for 490,000, and Rassibi folded.
The final table is underway.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The $1,700 Main Event final table will be live streamed on Live at the Bike, on a 30-minute delay beginning at approximately 1:40 p.m.
PokerNews live updates will also be on delay, in sync with the live stream coverage.
The final nine are ready to play for the championship in the World Series of Poker Circuit Bicycle Casino $1,700 Main Event. The original field of 487 entries played down to a final table Tuesday night, and the remaining nine players will return to the Bicycle Casino in Bell Gardens, California, for a 1 p.m. restart.
The first-place prize of $147,435 is on the line, as well as the WSOP Circuit ring and an entry into the WSOP National Championship. The field will play through 60-minute levels today, beginning at Level 26 with the blinds at 20000/40000/40000. Players will take 10-minute breaks after every two levels, and play until a champion is crowned.
The final table will be streamed on Live at the Bike, on delay, beginning at 1:30 p.m. local time.
Said El Harrak (3,990,000) comes into the final table as the chip leader, with nearly 1.5 million more chips than the closest competitor, which is Jeremy Kottler (2,510,000). El Harrak is at his second final table of the WSOP Circuit Bicycle series, after finishing sixth in Event #3 - $250 No-Limit Hold'em.
Kottler is at his second WSOPC final table in as many months, as the accomplished tournament player finished second at the Harveys Tahoe Main Event in November. Kottler comes into the final table with more than $1.5 million in career tournament earnings, and he'll have a chance to capture his first WSOP Circuit ring with a win today.
Sal Rassibi (2,015,000), Ronnie "Tse" Tate (1,775,000) and Robert Suer (1,460,000) all have chips to play with at the final table. Suer, with more than $2 million in career earning, will be looking to capture a WSOP ring for the first time, should he be crowned the champion.
Brock Wilson (1,270,000), another accomplished tournament player with more than $1.7 million in career earnings, is another contender for the ring. Rounding out the final table are Fadi Hamad (710,000), Abbas Moradi (630,000) and Ping Liu (310,000), who's yet another final table contender that comes into today's play with nearly $2 million in lifetime earnings.
Follow along with the PokerNews live reporting team as the champion is crowned today.
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