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Level 24: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 14 of 633

Action folded around to the blinds and Lucas Braga completed from the small blind. Karim Baruque moved all in from the big blind and Braga snap-called.

Braga was all in for about 250,000 with and was in great shape against Baruque’s .

The flop was , keeping Braga in the lead. The turn was the , which gave Baruque some more equity with a double gutshot straight draw, and the river was the .

Baruque pulls a ‘Greenstein,’ spiking an ace on the river to eliminate Braga in 15th place. Braga picks up $3,007 for his deep run. Baruque has been on a tear and has more than quadrupled his stack from the beginning of the level.

Karim Baruque – 1,610,000
Lucas Braga – Eliminated 

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Level 24: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 633

Sebastien Soares raised from under the gun and Bernardo Luis Andra moved all in from the hijack for about 250,000. Action folded back to Soares, who called.

It was a flip with Soares’ up against Andra’s .

The flop was and Soares took the lead with trip aces. The turn was the and the river was the .

Andra couldn’t hit one of the two remaining sixes in the deck to double up and stay alive. Instead, he hits the rail in 16th for $2,216.

Sebastien Soares – 650,000
Bernardo Luis Andra – Eliminated 

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Level 24: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 16 of 633

Bernardo Luis Andra raised from middle position and Karim Baruque moved all in for 484,000 from the cutoff.

Action folded back to Andra, who called. He needed to hit an ace with his up against Baruque’s .

The board ran out clean for Baruque as it came . Baruque doubled up at the expense of Andra.

Karim Baruque – 1,028,000
Bernardo Luis Andra – 400,000

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Level 24: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 16 of 633

Stepas Tindziulis moved all in from the cutoff for about 270,000 and Brett Bader called from the small blind.

Tindziulis showed and was dominated by Bader’s .

The board ran out and Tindziulis was eliminated in 17th place for $2,216. Bader moved over the million chip mark after the win.

Brett Bader – 1,050,000
Stepas Tindziulis – Eliminated 

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Level 23: 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 17 of 633

Ory Hen raised from early position and Steven Bennett called from middle position. Marc Schiller moved all in on the button for about 300,000 and Hen put in a four-bet, which folded out Bennett.

It was a race between Schiller and Hen with Schiller’s up against Hen’s .

The board ran out and Hen won the flip with top two pair.

“You can’t beat Ory in his own house,” said Brett Bader after the hand. “It’s the Ory Hen show.”

Schiller earned $2,216 for his efforts and Hen extends his chip lead over the field.

Ory Hen – 2,050,000
Marc Schiller – Eliminated 

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Level 23: 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 633

Russell Dohan moved all in from middle position for about 200,000 and Jeffrey Fogel moved all in from the small blind for about 500,000.

Dohan showed and was in the lead against Fogel’s .

The flop was and Dohan took a big lead after flopping top pair. Fogel asked for a queen and hit it right on the turn.

The turn was the and Fogel made Broadway, leaving Dohan drawing dead to the river.

Dohan was eliminated in 19th place and earned $1,741. The final 18 players are now at the last two tables of the tournament and all guaranteed at least $2,216.

Jeffrey Fogel – 760,000
Russell Dohan – Eliminated 

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Level 23: 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 19 of 633

Abdelouahed Bouanani gets all in on the button for about 300,000 against George Davila from under the gun.

Bouanani tabled and was dominated by Davila’s .

The flop was and Bouanani was drawing to runners to make a straight or running tens to stay alive. The turn was the , giving Bouanani some hope, but the on the river eliminated him in 20th place.

Bouanani earned $1,741 for his finish and Davila chipped up.

George Davila – 740,000
Abdelouahed Bouanani – Eliminated 

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Level 22: 8,000/16,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 21 of 633

Ory Hen opened the action and Edward Mandel moved all in for his final 80,000 from the button and Lucas Braga called in the big blind. After checking out the size of Braga’s stack, Hen called as well.

Braga and Hen checked down the entire board and all three held an ace. Unfortunately for Mandel’s , Hen’s and Braga’s were better. They chopped the pot and sent Mandel to the rail soon before the dinner break.

Ory Hen – 1,400,000 (88 bb)
Lucas Braga – 550,000 (34 bb)
Edward Mandel – Eliminated in 22nd place ($1,741)

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 27 of 633

Just like that, four players were sent out to get Event 6 down to the last three tables. Tournament staff paused the clock and the last 27 players are redrawing seats.

28th: Neil Blumenfield – $1,551
29th: Kenneth Bruno – $1,551
30th: Chad Vetstein – $1,551
31st: Francis Anderson – $1,551

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 31 of 633

Event 6 players are returning from their second break of the day and only a handful of eliminations away from redrawing the last three tables.

Brett Bader leads the field with a little less than 1,000,000 followed by Bernardo Anora, Karim Baruqu, Stepas Tindziulis, and Lucas Braga rounding out the top five.

They will play two more 40-minute levels before heading on dinner break.

Top ten stacks:

1. Brett Bader – 950,000 (119 bb)
2. Bernardo Anora – 890,000 (111 bb)
3. Karim Baruque – 840,000 (105 bb)
4. Stepas Tindziulis – 821,000 (103 bb)
5. Lucas Braga – 750,000 (94 bb)
6. Chris Nomikos – 748,000 (94 bb)
7. Ory Hen – 740,000 (93 bb)
8. Blake Vita – 700,000 (88 bb)
9. Luis Santoni – 693,000 (87 bb)
10. Rafael Reis – 690,000 (86 bb)