Action folded around to Matthew "packers12" Gershof in the small blind and he moved all in for 72,586, which "LordMTM" called from the big blind.
Matthew "packers12" Gershof: 
"LordMTM": 
"LordMTM"had Gershof crushed and scored the elimination after the board ran out 
. Gershof took his leave in 101st place for $977.76.
"psycho101" raised to 32,000 from the hijack and then called David "premium" Stevens 138,748 three-bet jam from the small blind.
"psycho101": 
David "premium" Stevens" 
Stevens was curshed and didn't find a lucky seven on the 
runout ending his tournament.
Level: 28
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Blake "shampainpopn" Whittington raised to 99,999 from early position leaving himself just 11,007 behind and Christian "0V0X0" Harder called from middle position to see a 
flop appear.
Whittington checked to Harder who fired out 12,000 and Whittington called off his stack.
Christian "0V0X0" Harder: 
Blake "shampainpopn" Whittington: 
Whittington needed running cards but the turn was no help as it left him drawing dead to the 
river.
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A day later in Event #10: $600 Monster Stack, Torgersen was back at it and topped a 2,074-entry field to win that tournament for $172,362 and a gold bracelet. In a 24-hour period, he won a $288,741 in prize money. He didn't stop there as he also finished in third place in Event #23: $500 NLH Knockout for $41,243.
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Level: 27
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,500
Action folded around to Andrew "randylerch" Kelsall on the button and he moved all in for 133,056. Chen "8konvict" Zong called from the big blind and it was off to the races.
Andrew "randylerch" Kelsall: 
Chen "8konvict" Zong: 
It was a big flip and Kelsall needed to improve to stay alive. That didn't happen though as the board ran out a lowly 
to send Kelsall out in 144th place for $907.92.
Kyle "Gman88x" Goodman raised all in for 127,142 from early position and action folded around to Satoshi "Godzillla" Tanaka who snap-called from the big blind.
Satoshi "Godzillla" Tanaka: 
Kyle "Gman88x" Goodman: 
Goodman was way behind and didn't find any help from the 
runout ending his tournament.
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