Level 11
: 2,000/3,000, 3,000 ante
15,000 chips were in the middle, as three players saw a flop of 
. Once checked to, the button, James Felder Jr., bet 7,000 into the blinds. From the small blind, Guilherme Soares, re-raised to 16,000. The big blind got out of the way and Felder Jr called.
With the pot building to 47,000, the Portuguese-based player made it 15,000 on the 
. Again, Felder Jr called and they were off to a river.
The 
fell to complete the board and Soares shoved all-in, covering his opponents 100,000 chip stack.
''I got the second nut flush...are you boated?'' asked Felder Jr. Soares remained stoic and after three or four minutes, Felder Jr folded, awarding the pot Soares.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
250,000
250,000
|
250,000 |
. The small blind bet 10,000. The big blind quickly mucked their hand. Christopher Bowen called from middle position.
. The small blind checked this time, and Bowen bet 25,000 behind. The small blind began counting out chips, considering a raise, before settling on a call. 
, and again the small blind checked. Bowen took a moment to determine his bet size, and then placed 50,000 into the middle. His opponent seemed pained to do so, but made the lay down, giving Bowen the pot of about 90,000.
for 50,000. It was a flip as his opponent held 
and Papadopoulos turned a set to win that race and keep building a big stack.
was no help to Andrade and Wallace's rockets sent him soaring up the leaderboard.
saw the small blind lead for 6,000 and was quickly raised to 20,000 by Suneson, which was then called. 
was checked over to Suneson who again bet, this time to 25,000. The opponent tank-called and was shown 
for a flopped two-pair which was good enough to win the pot. 
, meaning Klier's top pair held, and he doubled up.
and river 
, both players checked their hands down to showdown. Bos turned over his 
and the Nevada native, jokingly announced ''No good!'', flipping his 
