$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

Kelly Minkin moved all in preflop for 1,780,000 from the small blind and Brian Altman called. The two players then tabled their hands.

Altman:
Minkin:

Board:

Minkin was eliminated in third place, good for $262,912 in prize money. Altman stacked up just over 13 million after the hand.

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

Kelly Minkin raised to 300,000 under the gun preflop and Greg Rosen called on the button. Mark Dube and Brian Altman both called from the blinds so we had a family pot between the final four players.

The flop was dealt and Rosen moved all in for 1.72 million. Altman called but the two other players folded. Rosen flipped over and he would need help against the of Altman.

The turn and river were dealt and Rosen was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $220,189 in prize money. Altman stacked up 10.13 million after the hand.

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

Greg Rosen moved all in on the button with in the hole and Mark Rube called holding on the small blind. The board was dealt and Rosen doubled up to survive with 2.5 million. Rube was down to 15,500,000.

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

Mark Rube moved all in preflop from the button and Kelly Minkin called all in for 835,000 on the small blind. The two players then tabled their cards.

Minkin:
Rube:

Board:

Minkin doubled up to survive with close to 2 million and Rube was still cruising with over 14 million.

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

There were no big hands and few flops seen since Greg Rosen’s double. The two short stacks are still hanging around while Brian Altman and Mark Dube are avoiding playing big pots against each other.

Seat 1:  Brian Altman  –  11,485,000
Seat 2:  Mark Dube  –  15,315,000
Seat 4:  Kelly Minkin  –  1,115,000
Seat 5:  Greg Rosen  –  2,880,000

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/15,000 Ante

Kelly Minkin raised to 250,000 and Mark Rosen three-bet to 575,000. It folded around to Minkin who moved all-in. Rosen quickly called at risk for 1,290,000 with and Minkin needed help with .

Rosen never had a sweat on the board for his double and left Minkin with just 1,400,000.

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 30: 50,000/100,000/10,000 Ante

Players are off on a quick 15-minute break.

Seat 1:  Brian Altman  –  12,250,000
Seat 2:  Mark Dube  –  14,865,000
Seat 4:  Kelly Minkin  –  2,535,000
Seat 5:  Greg Rosen  –  1,145,000

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 29: 40,000/80,000/10,000 Ante

On the 17th hand of action, Brian Altman raised to 175,000 and Mark Dube called. Sanjay Gehi then moved all-in for 1,880,000 and Altman folded before Dube quickly called. Gehi was at risk with against Dube’s .

Gehi’s lead didn’t last long when the flop came . Gehi picked up a gutshot draw on the turn but the river sent him out in 5th place for $180,752.

Seat 1:  Brian Altman – 9,705,000
Seat 2:  Mark Dube – 14,570,000
Seat 4:  Kelly Minkin – 5,195,000
Seat 5:  Greg Rosen – 1,325,000

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 29: 40,000/80,000/10,000 Ante

Kelly Minkin opened to 190,000 and Jon Graham came over the top for 1,415,000. It folded back around to Minkin and she quickly called with .

Graham was in trouble and covered with . The flop ran out , Graham picked up a open-ended straight draw on the turn but he missed the river to give Minkin the pot and send him out in 6th place for $146,245.

Seat 1:  Brian Altman – 10,320,000
Seat 2:  Mark Dube – 12,160,000
Seat 3:  Sanjay Gehi – 1,970,000
Seat 4:  Kelly Minkin – 5,195,000
Seat 5:  Greg Rosen – 1,150,000

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 29: 40,000/80,000/10,000 Ante

Play kicked off at the scheduled time but the players are taking their time getting a feel for playing under the lights. It took 24 minutes, and 8 hands, before they saw their first flop.

Mark Dube took that pot from Sanjay Gehi with a river bet and the board showing .