There are just four tables left to complete, spread across the entire 90-table strong Brasilia room. It feels like the Amazon room when the World Series of Poker Main Event is down to its final few tables.
All remaining matches are at the heads-up stage so we don't expect the matched to last too much longer.
Matt Carci just won his match, after both players agreed to go all in blind. Before both players looked at their hole cards the dealer spread a board. It was then that each player took turns flipping over one card. Carci first flipped the while his opponent showed a . Carci held the lead with the his queens. Carci flipped over the for a straight and his opponent couldn't counter as he squeezed out a . Both players graciously wished each other good luck and parted ways.
The level will not go up again as the two remaining tables took their 90-minute dinner break earlier, and are therefore a level behind. We're still at 600/1,200 with a 200 running ante.
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board. It was then that each player took turns flipping over one card. Carci first flipped the 
for a straight and his opponent couldn't counter as he squeezed out a