$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 35: 150k/300k/50k

Players were buying up the 5k chips for the color up break and everything was normal until three quick pre-flop bets.

Raminder Singh opened to 800,000 from the button and Dan Suied three-bet to 1,800,000. Singh didn’t wait long before announcing all-in and Suied called about as fast as possible.

Suied:
Singh:

They were racing and Suied was asking the dealer for an Ace in the door. It wasn’t the first card pealed but the next two were gold. put Suied in the lead and the turn/river sealed the deal to send Singh out in 5th place for $44,983 while Suied moved into the chiplead.

Prior to that hand, David Smith temporarily took over the top spot from Reinaldo Tronconis when his gave him a 12 million chip pot on the board.

Seat 1: Brett Bader – 5,550,000
Seat 3: David Smith – 14,700,000
Seat 7: Dan Suied – 22,500,000
Seat 8: Reinaldo Tronconis – 11,075,000

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 35: 150k/300k/50k

There was little action over the last level with Dan Suied picking up the only major pot with a three-bet shove against Raminder Singh.

The next battle saw Brett Bader raise to 600,000 from the button and Glen Cressman moved over the top for 6,115,000. David Smith let his hand go and Bader called after a moment of consideration.

Bader:
Cressman:

Cressman was behind but picked up a lot of outs on the flop. Bader needed to dodge the flush outs and overcard, the turn was clean and he hit the unnecessary set on the river.

The dealer counted down the stacks and Bader barely had Cressman covered to send him out in 6th place for $25,831.

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 34: 120k/240k/40k

Steele Sutter was the second shortest stack to start the day and moved in several times before finding a caller for a chance to double.

He moved all-in for his final 2.2 million with and Brett Bader called in the big blind with .

The flop gave him no help and he was drawing dead on the turn. Sutter did well to make it this far but was the next gone out, making $26,765 for his 7th place finish.

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 33: 100k/200k/30k

Michael Tufaro eventually showed up and last two hands before getting his chips in the middle.

“I thought it started at 3pm!”, was his explantion.

Raminder Singh opened for 425,000 and Tufaro came over the top for his final 1.1 million. Suied asked how much Singh was playing behind and shipped in to isolate. Singh folded and they tabled their cards.

Suied:
Tufaro:

Suied was dominating but had a small sweat after the flop. The turn and river were a harmless and Tufaro was the first out today, picking up $18,131 for 8th place.

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 33: 100k/200k/30k

There’s been more light-hearted banter than big hands at the final table so far but there is one big question.

Where is Michael Tufaro?

He still has a few chips in the game but no one can answer that question.

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

End of Level 32:  Blinds 80k/160k/20k ante

Eight players remained at the end of level 32 and they bagged up for the night.  They will return at 2pm Monday for the finale.  Play will resume with Level 33: blinds 100k/200k/30k.  Average stack is 7.22 million.

Here’s the lineup with chip counts (in millions):

1. Brett Bader 4.65
2. Glen Cressman 3.66
3. David Smith 11.675
4. Raminder Singh 9.06
5. Steele Sutter 3.12
6. Michael Tufaro 1.76
7. Daniel Suied 8.5
8. Reinaldo Troconis 15.29

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 32:  Blinds 80k/160k/20k ante

Richard Russ got his last chips in with A8 against Dan Suied’s pocket 7s.  The board came 7 5 2 9 9 giving Dan a full house and the pot.  He’s approaching 9 million chips.

Richard Russ exited the event in 9th place, earning $12,951.