The timer has just sounded to indicate the beginning of level 7, with nearly 100 players left in contention on Day 1I.
Even more than in previous starting flights, re-entries have been popular today, as there have been 30 re-entries so far with more than two hours to go in the late registration and re-entry period.
After more than three hours of play, the chip average still provides nearly 58 big blinds at this stage, ensuring significant depth of play for most players in the field.
Here is a look at the action from level 6:
and Molhem hit his ten. All looked good until the fateful turn when the dealer put out the 
. The river was the 
and Molhem’s stack was sent to Witterick and the tournament came to an end, with Molhem being sent to the rail.
and river 
and Sabrah continued out for 45,000, finding a call from Monarque. On the 
and Monarque check-called a bet of 100,000 by Sabrah, who responded with a “good call” comment to Monarque. Monarque had 
for for mid-pair on the flop and Sabrah mucked his hand, mentioning that he had pocket deuces.
and Chen checked as did Psallidas. Lebel continued out with a bet of 10,000 and both players called. The turn came the 
and this time it checked all around. On the 
river, Chen checked and Psallidas picked up a pile of chips, making a bet of 38,000 chips. Lebel folded and at first it appeared that Chen might be folding as well, however when Psallidas started asking Chen some questions, Chen decided to make the call.
, and Psallidas mucked and was heard saying “good call”.
