Jonathan Aguiar is one of the latest casualties on this day where there has been more falls than at a Bungee Jump Convention.
Aguiar was all in with 
for his last 70,000 against 
but the board came 
to make tens full for the pot.
Simon Watt opened the action by raising to 7,500 from early position. Mike Allis made the call from late position and the player on the button decided to tag along as well.
The flop came 
and Watt opened by betting 10,000. Allis mucked his cards rather quickly and the player on the button went into the tank. Eventually he mucked his cards, and Watt was able to grab the pot.
A few hands later, on a flop of 
, Watt bet 20,000 into his opponent. The opponent made the call and the 
turned. Watt decided on 30,000 this time around and once again his opponent called. The 
fell on the river and Watt moved all in. His opponent folded and Watt was able to scoop yet another pot, solidifying him as one of our top stacks remaining in the tournament.
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350,000
45,000
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45,000 |
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
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With the start of this new level, the tournament is finally down to double-digits following a quick flow of eliminations.
The clock currently reads this tournament having 97 players left, but with intentions of reaching a final table tonight, many more bustouts are going to have to occur to get anywhere close to the final nine!
Ryan D'Angelo attempted to be a gardening version of Neo from the Matrix but he was unsuccessful at dodging the spades.
D'Angelo had three bet a 7,500 raise to 16,000. His opponent then called and open-jammed the flop for 52,500 and D'Angelo called with only 
. But he was ahead against 
and held on a 
turn until the 
came on the river to make a flush for his opponent.
D'Angelo drops back to 205,000.
Following some loud Brazilian railbird cheers, our PokerNews field reporter rushed over to Andre Akkari's table to scoop out what had happened.
The board was spread 
and it was Akkari's 
scooping the pot to see him move to 140,000. His opponent in the hand - Dwyte Pilgram - had his 
cracked and slipped down to 95,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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140,000
45,000
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45,000 |
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95,000
42,000
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42,000 |
Mark Ingram made it 12,000 preflop only to be three-bet to 33,500 by his opponent. Ingram moved all in and his opponent made the call.
Ingram: 
Opponent: 
The board came 
and Ingram was sent packing from his opponent's pair of kings.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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Busted |
Greg Darby has just slipped back under the 200,000 mark after his failed to beat his opponent's 
on a board of 
The following players were the last to receive the $4,821 payout for their efforts. Everyone busting from here on will receive a nice $5,515 or more!
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