$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 10: 400/800/ 100 ante
Players are currently on their 15 minute break. When they come back they’ll be playing Level 10. 120 players are left of the 245 total that entered. Here is what they are playing for:
Place – Payout
1. $22,044
2. $12,789
3. $8,306
4. $5,366
5. $3,896
6. $3,308
7. $2,426
8. $1,764
9. $1,691
10-12 $1,544
13-15 $1,323
16-18 $1,103
$2,200 Eight Game Mix
Level 12: Limits 1200/2400
2-7 Triple Draw Lowball
While a lively rail surrounds the final table of Event 8, Event 12 has had its share of action as well. No one has been eliminated since the start of the day but the chips have been flying around the table. Dan Weinman has managed to take a slight edge over the rest of the table headed into Level 13.
John Racener: 26,500
Dan Weinman: 70,000
Robert Campbell: 20,100
Brandon Delnano: 60,900
Steven Wolansky: 65,300
John Thrower: 39,300
$560 Buy-In Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 37: 250k/500k/50k ante
There is little doubt who has the biggest rail in the room. Derrick Simon has friends and family stacked as close as they can get to the table. They let their presence be known to everyone when Simon found a big double.
He opened to 1,400,000 and Riley Fuller three-bet nearly enough to put him all-in. Simon laughed before putting all his chips in the middle with 
, then the rail moaned when Fuller tabled 
. The crowed started yelling for a Five and the dealer put one right in the window when it came 
.
Fuller was unable to catch up with the 
turn or 
river to give Simon’s fans a reason to yell some more.
$560 Buy-In Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 35: 150k/300k/50k ante
Our “player who wished to remain anoymous” was unable to bounce back from the previous hand when he took a shot a few hands later.
Derrick Simon opened for 800,000 and Riley Fuller moved all-in over the top. Anony-player called in the next spot and was in danger when Simon folded his hand.
Anon: 
Fuller: 
He picked up a gutshot on the 
flop but it ran clean for Fuller the rest of the way with 
on the turn/river to send XXX out in 6th place for $57,166.
$560 Buy-In Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 36: 200k/400k/50k ante
Our Anonymous player was the aggressor in a blind versus blind battle with Adam Zimowski and it didn’t not end well for the man behind the mask.
He led out from the small blind for 900,000 and was called by Zimowski in the big blind before the 
flop. He bet out another 1,200,000 and Zimowski called again. This time is was a shove from him after the 
turn and Zimbowski took his time to run the hand through his head.
He was up out of his seat when he finally called for his 8,575,000 with 
which was a big bluff catcher against 
. He dodged his bad cards to jump into the lead and knock his opponent down near 7,000,000.
$560 Buy-In Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 36: 200k/400k/50k ante
The final six players are on their first break of the day.
Approximate chip counts:
Seat 1: Riley Fuller – 11,325,000
Seat 2: A. Nonymous – 18,700,000
Seat 3: Adam Zimowski – 13,000,000
Seat 4: Adam Rouse – 9,000,000
Seat 5: Stephen Jones – 12,000,000
Seat 6: Derrick Simon – 4,300,000
$2,200 Eight Game Mix
Level 11: Limits 1000/2000
Stud
John Racener’s bad luck continued in Level 11 in the Stud round. Racener showing 
was a little befuddled after Robert Campbell stayed in the pot with 
. After the final card was dealt and Campbell made one more call on Racener, Racener showed only a pair of queens and Campbell showed 10-6 for two pair and took the pot.
Play has now started on Level 12 – Limits 1200/2400.
$560 Buy-In Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 35: 150k/300k/50k ante
David Castranova’s comeback fell short and it was Riley Fuller getting his chips back in the end.
Fuller opened from late position with and had an easy call when Castranova three-bet shoved from the big blind with 
.
There was no drama to be found this time around as the dealer put out 
to stop Castranova in 7th place for $42,703.
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 8: 250/500
Registration closed for the hugely popular 6-Max tournament with 245 getting in the game. That is well over double was was needed to make the $30,000 guarantee.
Prizepool information will be posted as soon as it is available.
$2,200 Eight Game Mix
Level 11: Limits 1000/2000
Omaha 8
After a rough Razz round, Steven Wolansky managed to claw his way back in Omaha 8. In two hotly contested pots against John Racener, Wolansky picked up two scoops on river cards to get back his starting stack of 57k.
Players have now moved to Razz on Level 11.