$1,100 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Freeze-out)
Level 12: 500/1,000/100 Ante

Shortly after the dinner break, Will “The Thrill” Failla got his short stack of 9K all in with against his opponent’s A-x, and the board came — his opponent out-flopped him by pairing his ace, but Failla turned a five-high straight to win the pot and double up in chips.

Will Failla  –  19,200  (24 bb)

Ory Hen was all in from the small blind for about 18,000 with against Hunter Cichy in the big blind for 18,600 with .

The board came , and Cichy won the pot with a full house, jacks full of nines, to eliminate Hen from the tournament.

Hunter Cichy  –  38,000  (48 bb)
Ory Hen  –  Eliminated

Anthony Lombard moved all ion under the gun for about 10,000 with Q-Q, and he needed his hand to hold to stay alive against the K-Q of his opponent (UTG+1)

The board came J-10-x-x-A, and his opponent rivered an ace-high straight to win the pot and eliminate Lombard from the tournament.

Anthony Lombard  –  Eliminated

A player was all in from the button with against the of Jose Litvak in the cutoff.

The board came — the button flopped a set of sevens, but Litvak rivered a ten-high straight to win the pot and eliminate his opponent from the tournament.

Jose Litvak  –  110,000  (138 bb)

Shortly after that, the blinds increased to 500-1,000 with a 100 ante, and Litvak was contending with Alberto Rodriguez (127,000 in chips) for the chip lead. Then Litvak was involved in another all-in situation, and if he won, he’d take the chip lead.

Litvak had , and he’d claim the chip lead if it held up against his opponent’s for 27,700, but the board came , and his opponent paired his king on the turn to win the pot and double up, knocking Litvak back below 100K in chips.

Alberto Rodriguez  –  127,000  (127 bb)
Jose Litvak  –  80,000  (80 bb)

With 65 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 40,500 (41 bb). The official prizepool has been released, and it’ll be posted here in the updates soon.