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Level 21: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 49 of 827

After returning from break with one of the big stacks, Joelle Guarino’s table broke and her luck changed. She hit some speedbumps and ended up going bust at the hand of Richard Whitebrook when she got aggressive wish sixes versus Whitebrook kings.

At the same table, meanwhile, Michael Foley has had some great fortune. His stack sits at about 890,000 and he’s the chip leader with under 50 players remaining.

Michael Foley – 890,000 (89 bb)
Joelle Guarino – Eliminated

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Heading to Level 20: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 66 of 827

Players are on their second 15-minute break of the day and it appears to be Joelle Guarino who claims the top stack. Guarino, who’s local to the Coconut Creek area, hovers right around 700,000 chips and is cruising with the field narrowing around her.

Joelle Guarino – 685,000

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Level 19: 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 69 of 827

Marshall White faded hand-for-hand play and squeaked into the money with 2,500 chips. It didn’t take them for them to get in the middle and he busted in 88th place.

Results 72nd through 90th:

72nd: Monique Lequerique – $3,312
73rd: Jeffrey Manza – $3,052
74th: Jeffrey Cookson – $3,052
75th: Manuel Gomez Rivera – $3,052
76th: Ray McDonough – $3,052
77th: Ian O’Hara – $3,052
78th: TK Miles – $3,052
79th: Vincent Spadavecchia – $3,052
80th: David Stewart – $3,052
81st: Paul Balzano – $3,052
82nd: William Watchman – $2,804
83rd: Steven Richardson – $2,804
84th: Irene Carey – $2,804
85th: Boris Kasabov  – $2,804
86th: Matt Stout – $2,804
87th: Tim Shane – $2,804
88th: Marshall White – $2,804
89th: David Ormsbee – $2,804
90th: Jerry Wong – $2,804

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Level 18: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 90 of 827

On the third round of hand-for-hand play, Josias Santos hit the rail courtesy of Levann Williams. Santos’ last roughly 116,000 got in on the flop and the hand were face up.

Flop:

Santos: for aces up
Williams: for a pair of aces

Turn and river:

Santos started with the best of it, but was left bust when the river spiked the nine. Williams hit better and Santos his the rail on the bubble.

The remaining 90 players were in the money.

Levann Williams – 370,000 (74 bb)
Josias Santos – Eliminated on the bubble

1st: $241,898 + GCC berth and gold ring
2nd: $149,480
3rd: $110,107
4th: $82,171
5th: $62,124
6th: $47,573
7th: $36,892
8th: $28,966
9th: $23,024
10th – 12th: $18,521
13th – 15th: $15,072
16th – 18th: $12,417
19th – 21st: $10,346
22nd – 24th: $8,721
25th – 27th: $7,431
28th – 30th: $6,401
31st – 33rd: $5,582
34th – 36th: $4,925
37th – 45th: $4,391
46th – 54th: $3,957
55th – 63rd: $3,597
64th – 72nd: $3,312
73rd – 81st: $3,052
82nd – 90th: $2,804

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Level 18: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 101 of 827

Scott Efron was heads up and out of position on an board. His opponent lead with a small stack of gray 5,000 chips. Efron promptly moved all-in for 121,50 and the opponent called.

Efron: for trip nines
Opponent: for aces-up

Efron was ahead and the on the river locked up the double-up for him growing his stack to 330,000. After starting the day with a top-10 stack, he skidded slightly but is righting the ship with the money approaching.

Scott Efron – 330,000 (66 bb)

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Heading to Level 18: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 101 of 827

Main Event players are on their first 15-minute break of the day. The field has narrowed to 101 still in and Wally Maddah is hanging around with the money bubble around the corner. Maddah has 32,500 chips good for six big blinds with only the top 90 players paying.

Wally Maddah – 32,500 (6 bb)

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Level 17: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 110 of 827

Florida’s Tristan Wade and Abbey Daniels are among those to have hit the rail shy of the money on Day 2. The clock shows 110 players still around with only the top 90 finishing in the money.

Tristan Wade – Eliminated
Abbey Daniels – Eliminated

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Level 16: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 135 of 827

Board:

There was already a pile of chips in the middle and Dafney Adisson was out of position against recent Tampa Winter Poker Open Main Event Championship Farid Jattin. Adisson lead for 27,000 and Jattin took a moment before raising to 87,000. Adisson snapped and turned over for sixes full. Jattin exposed for fives full and surrendered the pot.

Dafney Adisson – 138,000 (46 bb)
Farid Jattin – 41,000 (13 bb)

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Level 16: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 135 of 827

Start-of-day chip leader Andrew Pacifico opened the action with a raise to 7,500. It folded to Scott Efron in the cutoff and he called. Next up was Vincent Spadavecchia in the small blind and he three-bet shoved 71,000. Action was back on Pacifico and he jammed having all players well covered. Efron had a decision on his hands. He took a few moments before reluctantly open folding . Spadavecchia was at risk and behind.

Pacifico:
Spadavecchia:

Runout:

Spadavecchia spiked the flop improving to a set. He enjoyed a double-up, but Efron’s dismay at his would-be Broadway laydown dominated the post-hand conversation.

Vincent Spadavecchia – 473,000 (157 bb)
Andrew Pacifico – 158,500 (52 bb)

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Level 16: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 153 of 827

Table 33 is stacked to kick off the restart with three of the top 10 chip leaders starting the day there. Jacobo Fernandez, Scott Efron and David Gunas occupy Seat 7, 8 and 9 respectively and each hold top-10 stacks. Efron began with the fourth largest stack while Gunas began sixth and Fernandez ninth. If that’s not enough, others at Table 33 include Chris Conrad, Paul Balzano, Josias Santos and five-time ring winner Martin Ryan.

Thankfully for them, it’s the first table to break.