| Buy-In: | $2,000 + $80 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $220,860 |
| Entrants: | 115 |
Brandon Garrity got all of his chips into the middle on the flop, Justin Kramer made the call, and then they turned up their cards:
Kramer: Q
Q
Garrity: 5
4
Board: 1054
J10
Garrity was eliminated in second place, and he took home $44,172. Kramer took down the title for Event No. 8 and $79,509 in prize money.
On a flop of 875 Justin Kramer raised to 75,000 on the flop and Brandon Garrity reraised to 175,000. Kramer reraised all in for 580,000 and Garrity made the call. Their cards:
Garrity: 55
Kramer: A6
Turn and River: 24
Kramer doubled up on the hand and evened up the heads-up match.
The blinds are now 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante for the start of level 17.
Here are the heads-up chip counts to start play:
Brandon Garrity: 1,250,000
Justin Kramer: 1,070,000
Justin Kramer raised to 101,000 preflop from the small blind and Yosh Nakano reraised all in on the button. Kramer made the all-in call. Their cards:
Nakano: QQ
Kramer: KK
Board: KQ659
Kramer doubled up on the hand to 862,000 and Nakano was left crippled with just 68,000.
Two hands later Nakano was all in again against Kramer preflop. Their cards:
Nakano: 1010
Kramer: A6
Board: AJ85J
Nakano was eliminated in third place, and he will take home $24,295 in prize money.
Jason Sanders was just eliminated when his pair of kings ran into the 7-5 of Brandon Garrity that made two pair. Sanders was eliminated in fourth place and he took home $17,669 in prize money. Garrity now holds a massive chip lead heading into three-handed play.
Action has been very slow for the first part of this level. Other than Yosh Nakano moving all in once every half dozen hands and no one calling him down nothing of note has transpired.
The blinds are now 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante for the start of level 16.
The players are on a 10-minute break.
Carl Landrum moved all in preflop and Jason Sanders called him down. Their cards:
Landrum: KQ
Sanders: KK
Board: 107510J
Landrum was eliminated in fifth place and received $15,460 in prize money. Sanders was up to 610,000 after the hand.
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