$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)Level 27: Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante 3g6l1x

Jordan Kaplan was riding one of the shorter stacks during the day, also keeping them deceptively stacked, when he tangled with Joe Kuether.

Kaplan was all-in for just under 500,000 with after the flop and Kuether called with . Kaplan was unable to catch on the turn or river and was sent out in 21st for $49,888.

And on an earlier hand, Tony Sinishtaj was eliminated in 22nd place also for $49,888.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 27: Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Amir Lehavot wasted no time getting his chips in the middle after the last break. He was all-in on one of the first hands back with . Blake Bohn had him in danger with two overs and immediately hit the .

Amir Lehavot was halfway out of his chair when the landed on the turn and was taking a payout card when the river came . Amir Lehavot came close to bagging chips for another day but was gone in 23rd for $49,888.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
End of Level 26: Blinds 15k/30k/5k ante

We see Sergei Rybachenko all-in on a flop of against Farhan Madhani, and the cards are tabled:

Madhani:
Rybachenko:

The rest of the board bricks for Rybachenko’s flush draw when it comes and Madhani busts Rybachenko in 27th place, good for $49,888.

At another table Eugene Curzio is short stacked and all-in for 65K against Natasha Barbour.

Curzio:
Barbour:

Board falls and Barbour ends up making a Jack high straight to bust Curzio in 26th.

Players are just back from a 15 minute break, now at Level 27: 20K/40K/ 5K ante

Here are the last few eliminations:

24th Place – Jared Jaffee $49,888
25th Place – Tyler Reiman $49,888
26th Place – Eugene Curzio $49,888
27th Place – Sergei Rybachenko $49,888

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 1:  Blinds 25/50

The working man’s tournament is underway with 5pm start times each day.  This is the first of two starting flights — the second is Tuesday at 5pm.

Players began with 12,000 chips and levels 1-9 are 20 minutes long.  Once registration closes, levels go to 30 minutes for the duration of the tournament.

Late registration and re-entry are available until the start of level 10 (about 8:15pm).  Players who bust out after registration closes can try again in Flight B on Tuesday.

They’ll play 18 levels, then bag up for the night.  Day 2 begins Wednesday at 5pm.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 26: Blinds 15k/30k/5k ante

Shawn Cunix

We see David Tiffenberg shove all his 510K chips into the middle. Andrew Whitaker goes all-in as well for slightly less. Shawn Cunix asks for a count of both stacks and thinks it over for a few moments and announces a call, having both his opponents covered. The cards are tabled:

Whitaker:
Tiffenberg:
Cunix:

The flop is just what Cunix is looking for as the board rolls out: . Cunix wins a huge pot, bringing him to 4.3 Million in chips. Tiffenberg and Whitaker are knocked out in 28th and 29th place, respectively.

At another table…Aditya Agarwal is knocked out in 30th place. All 3 players take home $39,910.

They are redrawing for new table assignments and are getting settled in.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 26: Blinds 15k/30k/5k ante

31st Place – Sujay Dalal $39,910

Sujay Dalal goes all-in for 545K. Brian Hawkins re-shoves to isolate and we see the two players turn their cards face-up:

Dalal:
Hawkins:

The board rolls out , and Dalal makes trip Queens…but falls behind when Hawkins makes a Diamond Flush by the river. Dalal is out in 31st place, and he takes home $39,910 for his efforts.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 26: Blinds 15k/30k/5k ante

On a flop showing , Shawn Cunix fires out 105K to clear the field against Kevin Malis, who went all-in pre-flop. The rest of the board brings and Cunix’s two pair of Fives and Jacks bests Malis’ rivered Jacks and Deuces to eliminate Malis from the Championship in 32nd place.

32nd Place – Kevin Malis $39,910

33rd Place – Moeshe Tarich $39,910

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 1:  Blinds 500/1,000/100 ante

Registration still shows nine players with one of the potential players, Dan Colman, running deep in the Championship. Dan Smith went out early and is sitting in the lobby pondering his next move.

Got in 120bb aces versus queens in 100k and lost. Debating between rebuying and heading to toronto to eat Jacobs #steak

— Dan Smith (@dansmithholla) September 1, 2014