Event 16: Grinding along

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 8: 250/500/50 ante

There are 43 players left in Event 16. In a few minutes they’ll be going on their 15 minute break, with blinds moving up to Level 9: 300/600/ 75 ante when they return. Average stack is 41K.

Here’s a reminder of what they’re fighting for:

Place – Payout
1. $77,880
2. $44,132
3. $29,264
4. $21,004
5. $15,340
6. $11,800
7-8 $7,434
9-10 $5,900
11-12 $4,956

Event 16: Blinds, raised

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 8: 250/500/50 ante

Levels have just gone up, and we’re now at blinds of 250/500/ 50 ante for 60 minutes. Play will end tonight when the final table is reached or 3am, whichever comes first. Odds are good that we’re probably in for another long one.

Some notables still in the field:

Darryll Fish
Matt Stout
Eric Panayiotou
Joseph Kuether
Evan Teitelbaum

Event 16: Over the top

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 7: 200/400/50 ante

Joe Kuether puts out a bet of 4500 on a 8d3c2c flop and Jonathan Brody goes all-in over the top from the button for a lot more. After some deliberation, Kuether mucks his hand. Brody tells Kuether that he made the correct fold, but Kuether undoubtedly would have rather won the pot uncontested.

We’re at Level 7 of play , average stack is 35K. 51 players left.

Event 16: Break time!

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 6: 150/300/25 ante

Players are currently on a 30 minute break. When the 57 remaining players return, they’ll be playing level 7: 200/400/ 50 ante. Average stack is 31K. Here are some of the top chip counts during the break, with Jeff Coutroulis the current chip leader:

Jeff Coutroulis 75,125
A. Nonymous 70,425
Francis Collins 70,200
Evan Teitelbaum 68K
Rubens Tarzia 64,050

Jeff Coutroulis
Coutroulis

Event 16: Tweets from the rail

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 5: 100/200/25 ante

Some recent tweets from a few of the bustouts from Event 16.

Event 16: Break Time Counts

$2,200 Buy-In Six-Max No Limit Hold’em Freeze-Out
Level 5: 100/200/25 ante

The field stands at 81 players halfway through Level 5 and Even Teitelbaum continues to lead the way with 73,450 while some big name pros are not having a good day.

Notable chips counts:

Evan Teitelbaum – 73,450
Matt Stout – 40,500
Daniel Weinman – 35,025
Corey Burbick – 34,075
Elliott Zaydman – 33,725
Bruno Kawuti – 28,775
John Dolan – 22,825
Mukul Pahuja – 19,550
Tony Ruberto – 17,400
Tyler Reiman – 16,925
Darren Elias – 13,275
Jared Jaffee – 12,500
John Racener – 12,050
Darryll Fish – 6,150
Matt Glantz – 4,500

Evan Teitelbaum
Evan Teitelbaum