$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 21: 8,000/16,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 11 of 202

Ramon Miquel open-shoved under the gun for 202,000. It was on Andrew Woodmancey in late position and he shoved for more. Jimmy Wang went on to fold his big blind and Miquel was flipping for his tournament life.

Woodmancey:
Miquel:

The board ran out 10 high and Miquel was eliminated in 12th place earning $3,030.

Andrew Woodmancey – 585,000 (36 bb)
Ramon Miquel – Eliminated in 13th place ($3,030)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 12 of 202

Edward Novak – Eliminated in 13th place ($2,525)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 13 of 202

Short stack Trevor Samuels’ pocket fours were just eliminated in 14th place by Edward Novak’s pocket tens.

Trevor Samuels – Eliminated in 14th place ($2,525)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 19: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 14 of 202

Alfonso Perez was all in preflop with and at risk against Elliott Zaydman’s . A flop improved Zaydman to trips and left Perez calling for an ace. The fell on the turn giving Perez the lead in the hand with Broadway. The river had other ideas, though, as it improved Zaydman to a fullhouse. He earned the pot, grew his chip lead and busted Perez in 15th place.

Perez earned $2,525 for the deep run.

Elliott Zaydman – 865,000 (86 bb)
Alfonso Perez – Eliminated in 15th place ($2,525)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 19: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 202

Dolphus Powers held for two pair on flop. He moved all in and Edward Novak called flipping over for a flush. Powers stood from the table as the dealer burned and turned two meaningless cards on the turn and river. Powers was eliminated in 16th place earning $2,222.

Dolphus Powers – Eliminated in 16th place $2,222

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 16 of 202

Scott Efron was in early position and raised to 25,000. Daniel Pearlman was on his direct left and moved all in for about 160,000. It folded around to Jimmy Wang who moved all in for more from the small blind. Efron had a decision on his hands. After a minute or so, he folded letting the table know he held queens.

Wang:
Pearlman:

Runout:

There was some commotion from the table as Efron would have improved to quads Pearlman, meanwhile, stood quietly having busted in 17th place earning $2,222.

Jimmy Wang – 435,000 (54 bb)
Daniel Pearlman – Eliminated in 17th place ($2,222)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 17 of 202

Rafael Oropesa was in position staring down an board. He was facing an all-in bet by Ramon Miquel who had him covered. After some time, the clock was called. Oropesa ran it down to about 20 second remaining before he called off.

Miquel: for two pair
Oropesa: for an overpair

The turn and river were no help and Oropesa was eliminated in 18th place earning $2,222.

Rafael Oropesa – Eliminated in 18th place ($2,222)

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 202

Erik Nomberg was eliminated in 19th place moments ago earning $1,919. With the bustout, the field narrowed to the final two tables. Here’s a look at the remaining players:

Seat 1: Rafael Oropesa
Seat 2: Alfonso Perez
Seat 3: Jimmy Wang
Seat 4: Ramon Miquel
Seat 5: Elliott Zaydman
Seat 6: Scott Efron
Seat 7: Daniel Pearlman
Seat 8: Luminita Petric
Seat 9: Rich Kessler

Seat 1: Scott Levitt
Seat 2: Arturo Carrasco
Seat 3: Staffan Lind
Seat 4: Andrew Woodmancey
Seat 5: Dolphus Powers
Seat 6: Trevor Samuels
Seat 7: Luke Doolittle
Seat 8: Edward Novak
Seat 9: Steve Leahy

1st – $60,600 + $5,250 Seat
2nd – $35,350
3rd – $22,826
4th – $15,958
5th – $12,322
6th – $9,292
7th – $7,272
8th – $5,454
9th – $3,838
10th-12th – $3,030
13th-15th – $2,525
16th-18th – $2,222

19th: Erik Nomberg – $1,919
20th: Daniel Genachte – $1,919
21st: Charlie Ciresi – $1,919

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Heading to Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 19 of 202

The remaining 19 players are in the midst of their first, 15-minute break. Elliott Zaydman has gone a heater during the first three levels and leads the way with 730,000 chips.

When they return, they’ll lose one more player before combining to the final two tables

$1,100 Coco Poker Showdown Championship
Level 17: 3,000/6,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 19 of 202