$2,650 No Limit Hold’em (Single Re-Entry)
Level 15: 1,500/3,000 /500 Ante
Players Remaining: 27/185

On just the second hand of hand-for-hand play, Aaron Massey opened the button for 7,500. The small blind called. The big blind three-bet to 21,000. It was back on Massey and he four-bet an unknown amount. The small blind folded. The big blind shoved for about 75,000 and Massey called. The big blind was at risk.

Massey:
Big blind:

The board ran out improving Massey to a set and earning him the pot. The big blind hit the rail 28th sending the remaining 27 players into the money.

Here’s a look at what they’re playing for:

1st: $140,000
2nd: $82,500
3rd: $47,500
4th: $38,500
5th: $30,000
6th: $25,000
7th: $20,000
8th: $15,000
9th: $10,000
10-12th: $6,500
13-15th: $5,500
16-18th: $5,000
19-27th: $4,500

One of those fortunate to sneak into the money is last summer’s WSOP Main Event runner up Josh Beckley. Beckley began the day with the short stack and now holds about 80,000.

Others still in contention include Seminole Hard Rock poker team member Mike Laake, John Dolan, T.K. Miles, Sam Panzica, Mike Laake, Jack Duong and Ryan Dunn.

Aaron Massey – 278,000 (92 bb)