| Buy-In: | $1,000 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,077,440 |
| Entrants: | 1184 |
4. Miller raises $30,000 and Nargi calls. The flop is Q
8
2
. Nargi bets $25,000 and Miller moves all-in. Nargi folds.
5. Nargi goes all-in from the small blind and Miller calls. Nargi has pocket 3's. Miller shows Q
8. The board comes 104268 and Clare Miller wins the tournament and a prize of $247,814. Nargi finishes second and takes home $129,293.
1. Clare bets $60,000 and Nargi folds.
2. Nargi calls from the small blind and Miller bets $100,000. Nargi folds.
3. Miller raises to $50,000 and Nargi folds his big blind. Miller is around $1.6 million.
3. Miller has J8. The board comes Q104J3 and Miller avoids a lot of Wells' outs on the river to take down the pot. Miller is now at $1,416,000.
32. Nargi checks, Wells bets $40,000, and Nargi goes all-in. After some consideration, Wells calls. The turn is the Q and the river is the 9. Nargi's K3 beats Wells' flush and straight draw with the A5. Wells is at $110,000 and Nargi is at $360,000.
J hits the flop and beats Mike Nargi's pocket Sixes. Wells is at $320,000 and Nargi is at $190,000.
Play has begun with the final 3 players ready to get back at it. Level 18 begins with $2,000 antes and blinds of $6,000-12,000.
Mike Nargi doubles off Jake Wells on the final hand before a short 15-minute break. A few hands earlier, Nargi lost a lot of chips to Clare Miller and was down to $175,000. Nargi went all-in pre-flop from the button with 88. Jake Wells calls and shows 55. The board misses both players and Nargi doubles up to $350,000. Wells is at $160,000.
Play will resume in 15 minutes.
Clare Miller doesn't eliminate Judith Carlson - this time, Jake Wells steps up and calls Carlson's all-in pre-flop push. Carlson shows QJ and Wells shows A7. Wells spikes an Ace on the river to seal the deal after the board misses Carlson and she is out in 4th place, taking home $53,872. "$53,000 for doing nothing?" Carlson said, speaking of how she played the shortstack most of the night. "I'm in shock - I never had any chips. I just waited for everyone else to knock themselves out." A bystander suggested she buy into next year's $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. event.
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