$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)Start of Level 31: Blinds 50k/100k/10k ante p2z3y

Players are off on their next break with seven players remaining. This was originally scheduled as the dinner break but they all agreed to one more 90-minute level but feeding themselves.

Seat 1: Martin Hanowski – 9,100,000
Seat 2: Empty
Seat 3: Blake Bohn – 1,800,000
Seat 4: Joe Kuether – 3,570,000
Seat 5: Dan Colman – 11,630,000
Seat 6: Empty
Seat 7: Shawn Cunix – 4,170,000
Seat 8: Mike Leah – 8,255,000
Seat 9: John Dolan – 6,215,000

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Jason Mo

On a flop showing Jason Mo goes all-in, and Ryan Fee makes the call.

Fee:
Mo:

Both have top pair of nines, but Mo has the superior kicker. The turn and river are the and Mo’s better pair of nines with the King kicker hold up to double up his stack through Fee.

Here are the updated chip counts for the final 4:

Seiver – 362K
Fee – 189K
Schindler – 186
Mo – 162K

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Ryan Fee shoves his stack in the middle after he raised and is re-raised by Jason Mo. Mo makes the call.

Fee:
Mo:

The board is dealt out and Fee once again doubles through Mo when his pocket rockets hold up. Mo is left with 70K.

$1,650 Purple Chip Bounty No-Limit Hold ‘Em (Re-Entry)
Level 12: Blinds 600/1200/200 Ante

Here is the re-draw for the remaining 17 players:

Table 1:

Seat 1 – Ian O’Hara
Seat 2 – Carlos Leiva
Seat 3 – Michael Dentale
Seat 4 – Ian Davis
Seat 5 – Derrick Simon
Seat 6 – Vacant
Seat 7 – Jason Wheeler
Seat 8 – Donald Lehn
Seat 9 – Victor Figueroa

Table 2:

Seat 1 – Rachel Kranz
Seat 2 – Corey Burbick
Seat 3 – Ryan Van Sanford
Seat 4 – Barry Pevner
Seat 5 – Blain Dermot
Seat 6 – Steven Bennett
Seat 7 – Daniel Piela
Seat 8 – Jose Parra
Seat 9 – Yvonne McQuillan

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 30: Blinds 40k/80k/10k ante

The hits keep coming. It was another multi-way pot when Brian Hawkins opened to 170,000 and was called by Dan Colman on the button along with Shawn Cunix and Mike Leah in the blinds.

Cunix and Leah checked the flop and Hawkins moved in with his last 1,270,000. Colman casually called the bet and the other two eventually folded. Hawkins’ top pair was in danger against Colman’s cool and he never caught up on the turn or river to go out in 8th place for $199,550. Colman now sits with more than 10 million in front.

They are now on the live-stream final table bubble, one more elimination and they can call it an early day.

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Arieh

We have a 3 way all-in pre-flop between Jason Mo, Josh Arieh, and Scott Seiver. Seiver has both opponents covered. The cards are tabled:

Mo:
Seiver:
Arieh:

The board rolls out , and Jason Mo rakes in the big pot after making the nut flush, in the process also knocking out Josh Arieh in 5th place .

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 30: Blinds 40k/80k/10k ante

Roman Valerstein was involved in one of the craziest hands of the tournament and it didn’t work out well from him. Mike Leah opened the action for a min-raise from early position and created a near-family pot when John Dolan, Martin Hanowski, Brian Hawkins, and Joe Kuether all came along for the ride.

Valerstein decided to take a shot at the pot and raised to 760,000. Leah eyed up the few remaining chips in Valerstein’s stack and put in another bet to 1,200,000. Everyone else got the hint to let their hand go before Valerstein said “oops” and “ok”.

It was unclear whether Valerstein was actually all-in but floor staff ruled he was indeed at risk. His “oops” declaration was correct when he showed against Leah’s .

The flop changed little but Valerstein picked up an open-ended straight draw with the turn. The river couldn’t save him and Valerstein was gone in 9th place for $149,663.