$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 33: 125,000/250,000 with a 250,000 ante Players Remaining: 16 of 5,658
Chris Carey
Chris Carey was all in from the hijack with , and he needed to improve to stay alive against the of Matt Bretzfield on the button.
The board came , and Bretzfield won the pot with two pair, jacks and sixes, with his ace kicker to eliminate Carey in 17th place.
Matt Bretzfield – 7,700,000 (31 bb) Chris Carey – Eliminated in 17th Place ($11,700)
With 16 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 7,075,000 (28 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $11,700 each, and the next pay jump is $14,600 for 15th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 33: 125,000/250,000 with a 250,000 ante Players Remaining: 18 of 5,658
Chipleader Diane Lepera
The players return from break to begin Level 31, with increased blinds of 125,000-250,000 and a big blind ante of 250,000.
Here are the official chip counts from the break:
TABLE 7 Seat 1. Ryan Vanson – 5,100,000 (20 bb) Seat 2. Roiler Gomez – 4,900,000 (20 bb) Seat 3. David Jackson – 8,750,000 (35 bb) Seat 4. Richard Riviello – 2,750,000 (11 bb) Seat 5. Joseph Kim – 5,225,000 (21 bb) Seat 6. Mikhail Prokopchuk – 3,700,000 (15 bb) Seat 7. Michael Wetcher – 2,050,000 (8 bb) Seat 8. Matthew Chapman – 8,100,000 (32 bb) Seat 9. Gregory S. Head – 6,975,000 (28 bb)
20th: Sagi Zommer – $9,500 21st: Richard Davis – $9,500 22nd: Tom Piatkowski – $9,500 23rd: Pritpal Virdee – $9,500
With 18 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 6,275,000 (25 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $11,700 each, and the next pay jump is $14,600 for 15th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 32: 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante Players Remaining: 18 of 5,658
Brett Sherman
Brett Sherman raised preflop, Diane Lepera reraised to 1,300,000, and Sherman moved all in for about 5,000,000.
Lepera said, “Well shit, now I’ve gotta call.”
Lepera called with , and Sherman turned over . Sherman needed his queens to hold to stay alive.
The board came , and Lepera paired her ace on the turn to win the pot and eliminate Sherman in 19th place.
Diane Lepera – 15,600,000 (78 bb) Brett Sherman – Eliminated in 19th Place ($11,700)
With 18 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 6,275,000 (31 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $11,700 each, and the next pay jump is $14,600 for 15th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 32: 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante Players Remaining: 19 of 5,658
David Jackson
Ryan Vanson raised from the hijack to 675,000, and David Jackson moved all in from the button for 7,975,000. Vanson was sitting on a stack of 8,100,000, so this would be a 16.5 million pot (82 big blinds) if he called.
Vanson went into the tank for a very long time before he folded face up. Jackson took the pot without showing his cards.
David Jackson – 9,150,000 (46 bb) Ryan Vanson – 7,425,000 (37 bb)
With 19 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 5,950,000 (30 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $11,700 each, and the next pay jump is $14,600 for 15th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 32: 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante Players Remaining: 21 of 5,658
Tom Piatkowski
Baseem Nsier raised from the hijack, Tom Piatkowski moved all in from the big blind, and Nsier called with . Piatkowski turned over , and needed to improve to stay alive.
The flop came , and Piatkowski paired his king on the flop to take the lead.
But the turn card was the , the river card was the , and Nsier rivered a king-high straight to win the pot and eliminate Piatkowski in 22nd place.
Baseem Nsier – 5,750,000 (29 bb) Tom Piatkowski – Eliminated in 22nd Place ($9,500)
With 21 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 5,400,000 (27 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $11,700 for 19th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 32: 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante Players Remaining: 22 of 5,658
Sagi Zommer
With the flop reading , Sagi Zommer and Ryan Vanson put all the chips in the middle with Zommer at risk for 1,775,000.
Zommer showed for a flop set of sevens but was behind Vanson’s for a seven-high straight. Vanson’s lead did not last long, Zommer made a boat on the turn and finished the double after the river.
With 22 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 5,150,000 (26 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $9,500 for 22nd place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 32: 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante Players Remaining: 22 of 5,658
Joseph Kim
Joseph Kim open-shoved for 3,075,000 from under the gun, it folded around to Pritpal Virdee in the small blind and he called with the bigger stack.
Kim: Virdee:
Kim was dominated and needed help to double. He got that when he paired his king on the flop. The turn and river finished the board for Kim’s double.
Virdee was left short and eliminated shortly after.
Joseph Kim – 5,550,000 (28 bb) Pritpal Virdee – Eliminated in 23rd Place ($9,500)
With 22 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 5,150,000 (26 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $9,500 for 22nd place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 30: 75,000/150,000 with a 150,000 ante Players Remaining: 23 of 5,658
Matthew Chapman
Matthew Chapman open-shoved for 2,325,000 from early position, Diane Lepera confirmed the count, and called next to act. The rest of the table folded and hands were tabled.
Chapman: Lepera:
They were racing and Chapman needed to improve to double up. He paired his ace on the flop to take the lead and his hand held on the turn and river.
With 23 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 4,925,000 (33 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $9,500 for 23rd place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 31: 75,000/150,000 with a 150,000 ante Players Remaining: 23 of 5,658
29th-Place Finisher Mitchell Hynam
Here is the most recent batch of eliminations, along with their payouts:
24th: Hany Ayoub – $7,700 25th: Juan Martell – $7,700 26th: Ferran Reverte Barrera – $7,700 27th: Luke Becker – $7,700 28th: John Tyler Kennedy – $7,700 29th: Mitchell Hynam – $7,700 30th: Bair Batozhargalov – $7,700 31st: Francesco DiGiacomo – $7,700
With 23 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 4,925,000 (33 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $11,700 for 19th place.
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Prizepool: $1,867,140 | Structure | Payouts Level 31: 75,000/150,000 with a 150,000 ante Players Remaining: 23 of 5,658
Hany Ayoub
With the board showing on the turn, Hany Ayoub bet 175,000 from the small blind, Carlos Pino raised from the big blind to 375,000, and Ayoub called.
The river card was the , Ayoub checked, Pino bet 475,000, and Ayoub tanked for a while before he check-raised all in.
Pino quickly called with for two pair, and Ayoub turned over for a jack-high bluff. Pino won the pot with his two pair to eliminate Ayoub in 24th place.
Carlos Pino – 9,500,000 (63 bb) Hany Ayoub – Eliminated in 24th Place ($7,700)
With 23 players remaining from a field of 5,658, the average chip stack is around 4,925,000 (33 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $9,500 each, and the next pay jump is $11,700 for 19th place.