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Level 24
: 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
The new chip leader — or close to — in the Main Event is German high roller Koray Aldemir, who clashed with Super Seniors winner Jean-Luc Adam in what's surely one of, if not the biggest pot of the tournament thus far.
While exact action is unknown as of yet, the board was reading 
and at least 2 million flew in from Adam's end (small blind), met by a snapcall from Aldemir (under the gun).
Jean-Luc Adam: 
Koray Aldemir: 
Adam was drawing stone dead going into the river, making the 
that popped up a mere formality.
Shortly after, Nick Petrangelo was moved to the open seat two spots to Aldemir's right.
flop was checked all the way and Alafogiannis bet the 
turn for 175,000. Cramer called and Kniep then raised to 600,000, which brought a tank-fold from Alafogiannis and a call by Cramer.
river on which Cramer checked with some 2.1 million behind. Kniep jammed and his table neighbour reluctantly folded. The German only wanted to show one of the cards and flipped it over without double checking. It was the 
and he then grinned "oh, I didn't wan't to show that one" before also flashing the 
for the nut flush blocker.
board left Ilani without any chips and he was eliminated while Khalilov essentially tripled up.
, Jamshidi held 
board. From the small blind, Jake Toole checked it over to Cole Ferraro, who was seated under the gun.
and Simpson was left with two out and only two cards to come. The 
flop had Douglas calling for a chop, but the 
turn secured the pot for Amsellem as the meaningless 
completed the board.
