Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
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Level 21: 8,000/16,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 46/465

After their recent battle, Charlemagne Benjamin got the last of David DiBernardi’s stack. It was blind-versus-blind and Benjamin had the way best of it with in the big against DiBernardi’s . Benjamin improved to a set on the flop and DiBernardi never caught up.

DiBernardi was eliminated in 47th place earning $2,999.

Charlemagne Benjamin – 300,000
David DiBernardi – Eliminated in 47th place ($2,999)

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
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Level 20: 6,000/12,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 49/465

Charlemagne Benjamin recently doubled David Diaz up in a pot of more than 600,000 chips. Benjamin was left with under 100,000 and he got them all in a few hands later.

David DiBernardi opened to 27,000 and Benjamin jammed 84,000 from his direct left. It folded back to DiBernardi who called.

Benjamin:
DiBernardi:

Benjamin paired up on the runout and doubled through DiBernardi.

Charlemagne Benjamin – 200,000
David DiBernardi – 175,000

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
$300,000 Guaranteed | Payout Info
Level 20: 6,000/12,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 50/465

Daren Stabinski cashed in the $350 Deep Stack opener, the $150 Deep Stack Turbo and the $560 Deeper Stack. He’s still in here at the $1,650 Deepest Stack and has secured his fourth cash of the series. He wasn’t able to play yesterday’s $150 Deep Stack Turbo Double Green Chip Bounty, but he’s a perfect four-for-four in the events he’s played.

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
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54th: Jean “Prince” Gaspard – $2,999
55th: Sagi Zommer – $2,546
56th: Juan Garcia – $2,546
57th: Michael Tait – $2,546
58th: Santana Noronha – $2,546
59th: Jacob Snider – $2,546

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
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Level 19: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 59/465

On the third round of hand-for-hand play, Omar Diaz, Preecha Taepakdee and unknown player jocketed for all of Tepakdee’s chips.

Tepakdee was all-in preflop and watched as his opponents checked down a runout. Diaz held and was best with a pair against Tepakdee’s eight-high and the other opponent’s nine-high.

After beginning the day third in the counts, Tepakdee was eliminated on the bubble sending the final 59 players into the money.

Omar Diaz – 500,000
Preecha Taepakdee – Eliminated on the bubble

1st – $138,649
2nd – $97,043
3rd – $62,357
4th – $42,687
5th – $32,783
6th – $27,300
7th – $22,808
8th – $18,323
9th – $13,866
10th-12th – $11,397
13th-15th – $9,033
16th-18th – $7,638
19th-21st – $6,417
22nd-24th – $5,371
25th-27th – $4,638
28th-36th – $4,080
37th-45th – $3,529
46th-54th – $2,999
55th-59th – $2,546

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
$300,000 Guaranteed | Payout Info
Level 19: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 61/465

Sam Panzica opened to 20,000 from early position. Farid Jattin three-bet to 38,000 from his direct left. It folded back to Panzica. He four-bet to 94,000. Jattin called and they saw a flop.

Flop:

Panzica checked. Jattin bet 64,000. Panzica called.

Turn:

Panzica checked again. Jattin bet 88,000. Panzica called.

River:

Panzica, who had about 235,000 behind, checked a third time. Jattin had Panzica covered and plopped in a stack of blue 25,000 chips. Panzica called off and Jattin turned over . After flopping top pair, Jattin had improved to the nut flush on the river. Panzica hit the rail 62nd, just a few spots shy of the money.

Farid Jattin – 1,400,000
Sam Panzica – Eliminated

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
$300,000 Guaranteed | Payout Info
Level 19: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 62/465

Jacob Snider opened, an opponent three-bet and Snider four-bet jammed. The opponent called and was the at-risk player.

Opponent:
Snider:

Runout:

Both players hit a set, but the kings were best. The opponent’s all-in call was counted to 198,000.

Snider was left with 32,000 and he got it all in the very next hand. Two players called and they checked down the runout. When all was said and done, Snider claimed top pair and it was good for a triple-up and then some.

The clock currently shows 62 players remaining with only the top 59 finishing in the money. Stay tuned for bubble details.

Jacob Snider – 116,000

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
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Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 65/465

Start-of-day chip leader Raminder Singh opened the cutoff and it folded around to the button. He jammed about 120,000 and Singh called.

Singh:
Big blind:

Runout:

Singh’s eights held and he busted the big blind. The clock read 65 players remaining at the time of the hand and the bubble is right around the corner.

Raminder Singh – 701,000

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
$300,000 Guaranteed | Payout Info
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 70/465

After direct buying into Day 2 with a 50,000-chip starting stack, Jean “Prince” Gaspard has spun it up and now flirts with the 700,000 mark.

In a recent pot, he opened from late position and the cutoff called.

Flop:

Gaspard C-bet 50,000. The cutoff called.

Turn:

Gaspard eyed his opponent’s stack — it was about 120,000. Gaspard, who had that covered, moved all-in. The opponent went into the tank, but called after about a minute.

Gaspard: for middle two pair and a flush draw
Opponent: for a pair of jacks along with flush and Broadway draws

River:

The opponent blanked, hit the rail and Gaspard dragged the pot.

“I’m glad I didn’t go to Vegas,” Gaspard laughed.

Jean Gaspard – 685,000

Event 4: $1,650 Deepest Stack
$300,000 Guaranteed | Payout Info
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 81/465

After beginning Day 2 with 157,500 chips, 2015 World Series of Poker November Niner Neil Blumenfield has ran hot and now sits on 725,000. With the big stack, Blumenfield has been able to chip up without contest.

In a recent pot, he opened the cutoff to 18,000. The button and big blind came along. The flop fell and the big blind checked. Blumenfield C-bet 26,000. The button and big blind folded and Blumenfield added almost 50,000 to his stack without any trouble.

Neil Blumenfield – 725,000