$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 26: 25,000/50,000/5,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 6/452

The remaining six players in the $560 Deeper Stack tournament are in their seats for the third and final day of play. Yesterday’s action stretched deep into the morning hours before the 3 a.m. hard stop hit and it was James Salmon who slept on the overnight chip lead with a stack of 5,900,000 good for 118 big blinds.

Beginning the day to Salmon’s right is Yoram Lehavot. Sitting on 2,170,000, he’s fourth in the counts, but is in the midst of his second Deep Stack Series final table appearance. He’s already improved on his first — a 7th-place finish in the $350 opener — and hopes to put an exclamation point at the end of his series with a victory today.

Day 2 seat assignments with chip counts followed by remaining payouts:

Seat 1: Danny Notice – 605,000
Seat 2: Andrew Gordon – 4,335,000
Seat 3: Almog Biton – 1,450,000
Seat 4: Yoram Lehavot – 2,170,000
Seat 5: James Salmon – 5,900,000
Seat 6: Chad Eveslage – 3,550,000

1st: – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd: – $33,335
3rd: – $20,340
4th: – $16,385
5th: – $12,882
6th: – $10,735

As seen above, all remaining players have locked up $10,735 with the tournament’s champion earning $57,746 and a $1,650 seat in the $300,000 guaranteed Deepest Stack event.

Day 8 of the Deep Stack Series features the first of three starting flights in the $1,650 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed Deepest Stack tournament. A championship of sorts, the event boasts 50,000-chip starting stacks and 40-, 60- and 90-minute levels as well as a $5,250 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship seat added to first.

Here’s a look at Thursday’s full schedule:

11am: $1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em – Flight A

• $1,650 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed
• Players begin with 50,000 chips
• Day 1 levels are 40 minutes
• 40-minute dinner break occurs following Level 9 (at about 5:30 p.m.)
• Play concludes following Level 15 (at about 10:25 p.m.)
• Late registration/unlimited re-entry available until the start of Day 2 (Sunday at 12 p.m.)

Structure Sheet

6pm: $250 Multi Satellite into Event 4 + $500 Cash (1-in-10)

• $250 buy-in, four packages guaranteed ($2,150 value)
• Players begin with 7,500 chips
• Level are 20 minutes
• Late registration/unlimited re-entry available until the start of Level 9 (about 8:55 p.m.)

Structure Sheet

In addition to the above events, an extra day proved to be necessary to crown a champion in yesterday’s $560 Deeper Stack. Those players still left return today at 2 p.m. to battle it out for the tournament’s $57,746 top prize. Full chip counts are available below.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 26: 25,000/50,000/5,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 6/452

One play down day wasn’t enough as the six remaining players hit the 3 a.m. hard stop in the $560 Deeper Stack tournament. They’re all that’s left of a 452-entry starting field and they’ll return Thursday at 2 p.m. to battle it out for the tournament’s $57,746 top prize.

Here’s everything you need to know about the event heading to Day 3:

Seat 1: Danny Notice – 605,000
Seat 2: Javier Sarache – 9th Place ($4,520)
Seat 3: Kevin Curran – 7th Place ($8,588)
Seat 4: Daren Stabinski – 8th Place ($6,554)
Seat 5: Tom Macey – 10th Place ($2,938)
Seat 6: Andrew Gordon – 4,335,000
Seat 7: Almog Biton – 1,450,000
Seat 8: Yoram Lehavot – 2,170,000
Seat 9: James Salmon – 5,900,000
Seat 10: Chad Eveslage – 3,550,000

1st: – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd: – $33,335
3rd: – $20,340
4th: – $16,385
5th: – $12,882
6th: – $10,735

11th: Michael Jagroo – $2,938
12th: Gordon Levy – $2,938
13th: Victor Figueroa – $2,260
14th: Austin Kempa – $2,260
15th: Abbey Daniels – $2,260
16th: John Depersio – $1,785
17th: Scott Zakheim – $1,785
18th: Ory Hen – $1,785
19th: Bryan Emory – $1,401
20th: Ray Ruszkowski – $1,401
21st: Roman Fomin – $1,401
22nd: Austin Peck – $1,401
23rd: Marc Sacheli – $1,401
24th: Julio Sanchez – $1,401
25th: Raminder Singh – $1,401
26th: Lunique Petiote – $1,401
27th: George Hortelano – $1,401
28th: Nigel Murray – $1,243
29th: Bradley Hinson – $1,243
30th: Zach Mullennix – $1,243
31st: Asaf Wolff – $1,243
32nd: Jake Schwartz – $1,243
33rd: Leo Hackenbroch – $1,243
34th: Jonathan Kramer – $1,243
35th: Valeria Rodrigues Ligeiro – $1,243
36th: Charlemagne Benjamin – $1,243
37th: Michael Landress – $1,130
38th: John Marquez – $1,130
39th: Elliott Zaydman – $1,130
40th: Justin Kadet – $1,130
41st: Solange Lucas – $1,130
42nd: Jeffrey Silverstein – $1,130
43rd: Loni Harwood – $1,130
44th: Patrick Biancone – $1,130
45th: Jorge Cuesta – $1,130

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 26: 25,000/50,000/5,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 8/452

Javier Sarache was the lone elimination during Level 25, and it didn’t come easy. Sarache held middle set on a jack-high flop and eventually went bust versus the flopped straight of Chad Eveslage. While James Salmon still holds the chip advantage, the pot put Evelsage second in the counts.

Level 26 is freshly underway. Here’s an updated look at the counts:

Seat 1: Danny Notice – 1,720,000
Seat 2: Javier Sarache – 9th Place ($4,520)
Seat 3: Kevin Curran – 2,400,000
Seat 4: Daren Stabinski – 990,000
Seat 5: Tom Macey – 10th Place ($2,938)
Seat 6: Andrew Gordon – 1,375,000
Seat 7: Almog Biton – 1,100,000
Seat 8: Yoram Lehavot – 1,830,000
Seat 9: James Salmon – 5,025,000
Seat 10: Chad Eveslage – 3,645,000

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 25: 20,000/40,000/5,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 9/452

James Salmon is your $560 Deeper Stack chip leader following a major hand against previous pace setter Andrew Gordon. The board was complete and Gordon bet enough to put Salmon all-in. Salmon called off holding pocket aces for an overpair. Gordon flipped over an ace-high bluff and sent nearly 1,000,000 additional chips the way of Salmon.

Salmon’s stack now totals 3,745,000.

Final table update:

Seat 1: Danny Notice – 2,305,000
Seat 2: Javier Sarache – 2,985,000
Seat 3: Kevin Curran – 2,135,000
Seat 4: Daren Stabinski – 1,600,000
Seat 5: Tom Macey – 10th Place ($2,938)
Seat 6: Andrew Gordon – 1,460,000
Seat 7: Almog Biton – 1,180,000
Seat 8: Yoram Lehavot – 1,335,000
Seat 9: James Salmon – 3,745,000
Seat 10: Chad Eveslage – 1,265,000

1st – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd – $33,335
3rd – $20,340
4th – $16,385
5th – $12,882
6th – $10,735
7th – $8,588
8th – $6,554
9th – $4,520

Results are available throughout the posts below.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 24: 15,000/30,000/5,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 9/452

Play has hit a severe halt since combining to one table. Over the last 90 minutes, only Tom Macey has busted finishing 10th for $2,938. Nothing has changed atop the counts as Andrew Gordon continues to set the pace now with over 4,000,000 chips.

With blinds of 15,000/30,000 and a 3,000 ante, the average stack sits right at right about 67 big blinds.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 23: 12,000/24,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 10/452

A flurry of bustouts saw the field narrow from 18 to the final 10 in a matter of less than an hour. Andrew Gordon, who late registered this morning with eight big blinds, retains his lead but is trailed closely by Javier Sarache. Gordon, who claims 3,605,000, and Sarache, who claims 3,200,000, are the only two players over the 3,000,000 mark.

Others gracing the final table include James Salmon (2,135,000), Chad Eveslage (1,515,000) and local regular Tom Macey (735,000).

Here’s the final table seating chart, remaining payouts and eliminations 11th-18th:

Seat 1: Danny Notice – 1,563,000
Seat 2: Javier Sarache – 3,200,000
Seat 3: Kevin Curran – 1,595,000
Seat 4: Daren Stabinski – 2,200,000
Seat 5: Tom Macey – 735,000
Seat 6: Andrew Gordon – 3,605,000
Seat 7: Almog Biton – 960,000
Seat 8: Yoram Lehavot – 775,000
Seat 9: James Salmon – 2,135,000
Seat 10: Chad Eveslage – 1,515,000

1st: – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd: – $33,335
3rd: – $20,340
4th: – $16,385
5th: – $12,882
6th: – $10,735
7th: – $8,588
8th: – $6,554
9th: – $4,520
10th: – $2,938

11th: Michael Jagroo – $2,938
12th: Gordon Levy – $2,938
13th: Victor Figueroa – $2,260
14th: Austin Kempa – $2,260
15th: Abbey Daniels – $2,260
16th: John Depersio – $1,785
17th: Scott Zakheim – $1,785
18th: Ory Hen – $1,785

Additional results are available in the posts below.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 23: 12,000/24,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18/452

The $560 Deeper Stack tournament is down to 18 players and consolidated to two tables. Leading the way is Miami’s Andrew Gordon who was one of 15 players to exercise the option to late register the event this morning with eight big blinds. Impressively, he’s turned those eight big blinds into more than 3,250,000 chips and tops the field late in Day 2.

Here’s a look at the final two tables followed by the remaining payouts and eliminations 19th-23rd:

1st – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd – $33,335
3rd – $20,340
4th – $16,385
5th – $12,882
6th – $10,735
7th – $8,588
8th – $6,554
9th – $4,520
10th-12th – $2,938
13th-15th – $2,260
16th-18th – $1,785

19th: Bryan Emory – $1,401
20th: Ray Ruszkowski – $1,401
21st: Roman Fomin – $1,401
22nd: Austin Peck – $1,401
23rd: Marc Sacheli – $1,401

Additional results are available in the posts below.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 20/452

Levels jumped to 90 minutes following the dinner break and they’ll remain at that length through the tournament’s conclusion. With the added play, action has slowed. Just three players have hit the rail in the last one hour and 15 minutes. The tournament is now down to 20 with each having locked up $1,401.

We will take another look at the field when it consolidates to two tables.

$560 Deeper Stack No Limit Hold’em
Heading to Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 23/452

The final 23 players in the $560 Deeper Stack event are in the midst of a 40-minute dinner break. Here’s a look at the final three tables (with approximate chip counts) followed by the remaining payouts and updated results:

Table 33

Seat 1: Andrew Gordon – 1,404,000
Seat 2: Bryan Emory – 1,490,000
Seat 3: Michael Jagroo – 997,000
Seat 4: Unknown – 1,220,000
Seat 5: Javier Sarache – 1,600,000
Seat 6: Roman Fomin – 563,000
Seat 7: — empty —
Seat 8: — empty —
Seat 9: Ory Hen – 278,000

Table 35

Seat 1: Gordon Levy – 230,000
Seat 2: Unknown – 215,000
Seat 3: Almog Biton – 700,000
Seat 4: Kevin Curran – 1,200,000
Seat 5: Scott Zakheim – 825,000
Seat 6: — empty —
Seat 7: Abbey Daniels – 700,000
Seat 8: John Depersio – 350,000
Seat 9: Unknown – 700,000

Table 36

Seat 1: Austin Kempa – 270,000
Seat 2: — empty —
Seat 3: Yoram Lehavot – 247,000
Seat 4: Ray Ruszkowski – 701,000
Seat 5: Daniel Notice – 1,075,000
Seat 6: Unknown – 504,000
Seat 7: Marc Sacheli – 325,000
Seat 8: Unknown – 560,000
Seat 9: Unknown – 1,340,000

1st – $57,746 + $1,650 Seat
2nd – $33,335
3rd – $20,340
4th – $16,385
5th – $12,882
6th – $10,735
7th – $8,588
8th – $6,554
9th – $4,520
10th-12th – $2,938
13th-15th – $2,260
16th-18th – $1,785
19th-23rd – $1,401

24th: Julio Sanchez – $1,401
25th: Raminder Singh – $1,401
26th: Lunique Petiote – $1,401
27th: George Hortelano – $1,401
28th: Nigel Murray – $1,243
29th: Bradley Hinson – $1,243
30th: Zach Mullennix – $1,243
31st: Asaf Wolff – $1,243
32nd: Jake Schwartz – $1,243
33rd: Leo Hackenbroch – $1,243
34th: Jonathan Kramer – $1,243
35th: Valeria Rodrigues Ligeiro – $1,243
36th: Charlemagne Benjamin – $1,243
37th: Michael Landress – $1,130
38th: John Marquez – $1,130
39th: Elliott Zaydman – $1,130
40th: Justin Kadet – $1,130
41st: Solange Lucas – $1,130
42nd: Jeffrey Silverstein – $1,130
43rd: Loni Harwood – $1,130
44th: Patrick Biancone – $1,130
45th: Jorge Cuesta – $1,130

Cards go back in the air at about 7:15 p.m.