| Buy-in | $1,600 |
| Prize Pool | $3,175,500 |
| Players | 2,190 |
| Level | 34 |
| Blinds | 200,000 / 400,000 |
| Ante | 400,000 |
| Players Left | 1 |
| Entries | 2,190 |
Picking up the action after the flop, Nicolas Noguera on the button was involved in a hand with a player in the big blind. With the board reading 
the big blind checked and Noguera led out for 45,000. His opponent made the call to see a turn.
The big blind checked for a second time on the 
turn and then folded when Noguera fired off 215,000.
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2,300,000 | 1,475,000 |
Tamer Kamel opened to 50,000 in the cutoff and the big blind moved all in. Kamel snap called to put his opponent at risk.
Big Blind Player: 
Tamer Kamel: 
Kamel was flipping for a shot at $100,000 and would need to fade his opponent's overcards. He did just that on the 
runout to score the knockout. However, he was only able to find a $500 bounty when he went over to the drum. Still, with his dominating stack of nearly 4,000,000 he will surely have another opportunity to find a juicier envelope.
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3,920,000 | 2,230,000 |
The board read 
on the river. The big blind bet 50,000. Adrian State raised to 125,000 which got his opponent to fold as State continues to rise up in the chip counts.
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1,930,000 | 410,000 |
A player on the button opened to 50,000 and Michael Marder moved all in out of the small blind. Josh Prager then called with the shorter stack in the big blind to put himself at risk while the button player folded.
Josh Prager: 
Michael Marder: 
Prager was flipping for his tournament life while Marder was looking to score a big pot and a shot at a $100,000 bounty. Marder pulled into a commanding lead following the 
flop and stayed ahead on the 
turn and 
river to get the knockout, though he told the table he will wait until the next break to pull his bounty.
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1,150,000 | 575,000 | ||
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Busted |
Lucas Blanco from Madrid got ready to draw his first bounty and reacted excitedly as he pulled the $50,000. His friend embraced him as he pumped his fist.
But he had another one to draw and lo and behold it was a $25,000 as he did a little bit of a dance to celebrate pulling $75,000 with just two envelopes.
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1,670,000 | 873,000 |
Shannon Shorr opened to 30,000 from middle position and was called by Adrian State in late position.
Shorr checked on a flop of 
and State led out for 30,000. That bet was not enough to shed Shorr, who made the call to see a turn.
The turn came 
and Shorr checked for a second time. State was in no mood to slow down, pushing 150,000 into the middle. Shorr took his time considering his options but ultimately chose to fold his hand to send a sizable pot State's way.
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1,520,000 | 850,000 | ||
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775,000 | 150,000 |
Action appeared on the river on a board that read 
. David To made a bet of 175,000.
His opponent had to think about it for a while before he eventually folded his hand and To added chips to his stack.
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850,000 | 280,000 |
A player in the cutoff opened to 35,000 and Paul Tedeschi three-bet to 140,000 out of the big blind. His opponent wasted little time in folding.
The very next hand a player in middle position opened to 30,000 and Tedeschi responded by three-betting to 90,000. Again, his opponent folded to keep Tedeschi chipping up without seeing flops.
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1,300,000 | 700,000 |
