| Buy-In: | $1,500 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $3,856,950 |
| Entrants: | 2857 |
Nachman Berlin Eliminated in 2nd Place ($419,173)
Nachman Berlin had the chip lead going into Level 24 with 8.6 million to Andre Akkari’s 4.3 million, but quickly lost it after Akkari doubled through him with K
K
against A 10
early in the level. That hand put Akkari in the lead for the first time this evening with more than 10.6 million to Berlin’s 2.2 million.
Shortly after being doubled through and left on the short stack, Nachman Berlin open-shoved the button before the flop for 1,920,000 and Andre Akkari called from the big blind.
Berlin lead with A
8 against Akkari’s K J.
The board came K Q 3 K 5, giving Akkari top pair on the flop and trips on the turn to win the pot. Nachman Berlin was eliminated in 2nd place ($419,173 ) while Andre Akkari won the gold bracelet for Event #43 and the $675,117 grand prize.
Blinds: 100,000-200,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 6,428,250
Chip Counts:
1. Nachman Berlin – 8,600,000
2. Andre Akkari – 4,265,000
Slow Start, Akkari Doubles Up to Even
Nachman Berlin started the unscheduled fourth day of this event as the chip leader with roughly 9.5 million in chips to Andre Akkari’s 3.4 million. The first two levels of the day went rather slowly and Berlin managed to keep a somewhat constant chip advantage of between 2 and 3:1 until about halfway through Level 33 when Akkari doubled up to nearly even in the following pot.
Andre Akkari called from the button before the flop, Nachman Berlin shoved from the big blind and Akkari called all in.
Akkari lead with A 8 against Berlin’s K Q.
The board came A 8 3 3 9, giving Akkari top two pair on the flop to win the pot. Akkari doubled up to roughly 6.1 million while Berlin took his first major hit of the day down to 6.775 million.
Although Akkari was able to considerably narrow the gap this past level, Berlin fought back towards the end and was able to regain a 2:1 lead with 8.6 million to Akkari’s 4.3 million by the time Level 34 began.
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NOTE: Play ended last night with 2 players and resumed today at 3:00pm.
Blinds: 60,000-120,000 with a 15,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 6,428,250
Chip Counts:
1. Nachman Berlin – 9,465,000
2. Andrew Akkari – 3,400,000
Payouts:
1st. $675,117
2nd. $419,173
Eliminations:
3rd. Matthew Carmody – $295,635
4th. Jacob Naquin – $213,520
5th. Scott Sitron – $156,090
6th. Nicolas Chouity – $115,447
7th. Zachary Hall – $86,434
8th. Philip Meulyzer – $65,452
9th. Ray Foley – $50,140
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NOTE: Play has ended for the night in accordance with the ten-level rule. The remaining two players will return tomorrow at 3:00pm to resume play.
Blinds: 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 6,428,250
Chip Counts:
1. Machman Berlin – 9,465,000
2. Andre Akkari – 3,400,000
Berlin Leads Overnight
Play ended for the night shortly before 3:30 am and Nachman Berlin took the overnight chip lead heading into an unscheduled Day 4. Nachman began heads-up play with slightly less than a 2:1 chip lead over Andre Akkari and after another level or so play he managed to extend his lead to almost 3:1. The final two players will return tomorrow afternoon and continue until a winner is determined.
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Blinds: 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 6,428,250
Chip Counts:
1. Nachman Berlin – 7,925,000
2. Andre Akkari – 4,930,000
Eliminations:
3rd. Matthew Carmody – $295,625
Matthew Carmody Eliminated in 3rd Place ($295,625)
Nachman Berlin button-raised to 200,000 before the flop, Matthew Carmody reraised all in from the small blind and Berlin called.
Berlin lead with 9 9 against Berlin’s A Q.
The board came Q J 9 10 A, giving Berlin bottom set on the flop to win the pot. Matthew Carmody was eliminated in 3rd place ($295,625).
NOTE: With the elimination of Matthew Carmody in 3rd place, Nachman Berlin took the chip lead going into heads-up play with 8,080,000 to Andre Akkari’s 4,775,000.
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Blinds: 30,000-60,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 4,285,500
Chip Counts:
1. Nachman Berlin – 5,785,000
2. Andre Akkari – 3,550,000
3. Matthew Carmody – 3,420,000
Eliminations:
4th. Jacob Naquin – ($213,520)
Jacob Naquin Eliminated in 4th Place ($213,520)
Jacob Naquin was left on the short stack after Andre Akkari doubled through him with Q – 7 against his pocket sixes on a queen-high board. That hand left Naquin with just over 1 million in chips, which he very quickly shipped all in from the button in the following hand.
Akkari called from the big blind with J J and was in the lead against Naquin’s A 8.
The board came K 10 4 3 7, no help for Jacob Naquin who was eliminated in 4th place ($213,520).
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Blinds: 25,000-50,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 3,214,125
Chip Counts:
1. Nachman Berlin – 5,000,000
2. Matthew Carmody – 3,000,000
3. Jacob Naquin – 2,770,000
4. Andre Akkari – 2,520,000
Nachman Berlin Takes Chip Lead
Matthew Carmody started Level 26 as the chip leader but took an early hit after Nachman Berlin doubled through him with a set of jacks. Carmody continued to lose chips that level, ultimately surrendering the lead to Nachman Berlin as Level 27 rolled around.
Berlin won a huge (1.2 million) pot off of Carmody in Level 27 with aces full of deuces, cementing the chip lead with 5 million to Carmody’s 3 million. All four stacks seemed to really even out as Level 27 came to an end and with all four players now extremely close in chips, this is still anyone’s game.
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Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 3,214,125
Chip Counts:
1. Matthew Carmody – 6,450,000
2. Jacob Naquin – 3,125,000
3. Andre Akkari – 2,050,000
4. Nachman Berlin – 925,000
Eliminations:
5th. Scott Sitron – $150,090
6th. Nicolas Chouity – $115,477
Nicolas Chouity Eliminated in 6th Place ($114,477)
Nicolas Chouity open-shoved the button for 355,000 before the flop, Matthew Carmody reraised to 1,000,000 from the button and everyone else folded.
Carmody lead with A K against Chouity’s J 9. The board came K 10 4 8 2, giving Carmody top pair on the flop to win the pot. Nicolas Chouity was eliminated in 6th place ($114,447).
Scott Sitron Eliminated in 5th Place ($150,090)
Scott Sitron opened for a min-raise from under the gun, Matthew Carmody reraised the button to 140,000, Sitron four-bet to 400,000 and Carmody called.
The board came 7 3 2, Sitron bet 500,000, Carmody shoved and Sitron called all in for about 500,000 more.
Carmody was ahead on the flop with A A against Sitron’s A K. The turn and river were the 4 and the K, not enough help for Scott Sitron who was eliminated in 5th place ($150,090).
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Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 6 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 2,142,750
Chip Counts:
1. Jacob Naquin – 3,925,000
2. Matthew Carmody – 3,105,000
3. Andre Akkari – 2,420,000
4. Nachman Berlin – 1,145,000
5. Nicolas Chouity – 1,085,000
6. Scott Sitron – 675,000
Eliminations:
7th. Zachary Hall – $86,434
8th. Philip Meulyzer – $65,452
9th. Ray Foley – $50,140
Ray Foley Eliminated in 9th Place ($50,140)
Philip Meulyzer Eliminated in 8th Place ($65,452)
Ray Foley and Philip Meulyzer came into the official nine-handed final table on the bottom of the counts and were eliminated shortly after it began in a big three-way, all-in pot that helped Andrew Akkari shoot up the leaderboard.
Andre Akkari raised to 55,000 before the flop, Ray Foley moved all in for 3336,000, Philip Meulyzer re-shoved for 549,000 and Akkari called.
Foley: J J
Meulyzer: 10 10
Akkari: A K
Foley was ahead before the flop with a pair of jacks, but the board came A Q 7 Q 6, giving Akkari top two pair on the flop and a full house on the turn to win the pot. Ray Foley was eliminated in 9th place ($50,140) and Philip Meulyzer was eliminated in 8th place ($65,452) on the same hand.
Zachary Hall Eliminated in 7th Place ($86,434)
Jacob Naquin min-raised before the flop, Zachary Hall reraised to 128,000 from the button, Naquin shoved and Hall called all in for just under 550,000.
Hall lead with J J against Naquin’s A 8.
The board came A 6 4 A 3, giving Naquin top pair on the flop and trips on the turn to win the pot. Zachary Hall was eliminated in 7th place ($86,434).
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NOTE: Play ended last night with 34 players and resumed today at 2:30pm. The final 10 players consolidated to one table, and with the elimination of Byron Kaverman in 10th place ($38,839), the official nine-handed final table is now underway.
Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 out of 2,857
Average Chip Count: 1,428,500
Chip Counts:
1. Jacob Naquin – 3,700,000
2. Matthew Carmody – 3,270,000
3. Andre Akkari – 1,730,000
4. Nachman Berlin – 1,114,000
5. Nicolas Chouity – 1,105,000
6. Zachary Hall – 810,000
7. Philip Meulyzer – 600,000
8. Scott Sitron – 495,000
9. Ray Foley – 250,000
Payouts:
1st. $675,117
2nd. $419,173
3rd. $295,635
4th. $213,520
5th. $156,090
6th. $115,447
7th. $86,434
8th. $65,452
9th. $50,140
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