$155 No Limit Hold’em

The fourth and final flight of the $155 No Limit Hold’em event was had the biggest turnout of all the flights. By the time the registration window had closed, there were 218 players in the flight, which brought the final total for the event to 592.

That big of a field shattered the $50,000 guarantee that the Hard Rock had put on the prizepool and generated a total prizepool of $74,000.

After just over 11 levels of play, the 218 player field had been fleshed down to just 35. Those 35 that survived the fourth flight will join the survivors of the other three flights on Wednesday afternoon at 2 pm to play down to a winner on the final day of the tournament.

There are a total of 95 players from all four flights that will be making their way back for day 2. A complete list of the chip counts will be listed in the end of day recap.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 12: 800/1,600/200

Daniel Bareswilt (pictured) got all in preflop for the last of his opponent’s stack. Bareswilt is way ahead with pocket kings against his opponent’s pocket jacks.

Bareswilt faded a jack and climbed to roughly 86,000 as the day is just minutes from ending.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

The blinds have been increased to 800/1,600 with a 200 ante. There are 37 players left in the flight and there are only nine minutes left in the day.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 11: 600/1,200/200

Jason Moore got all in for his opponent’s last 18,000 and was in bad shape. Moore tabled and was staring at his opponent’s pocket queens.

The came in the window as the dealer burned and turned a flop of J-9-3 and Moore went from way behind to way ahead. He was able to fade a queen on the turn or the river to eliminated a player as level 11 comes to a close.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 11: 600/1,200/200

Konstantino Pantaridis and his opponent get 8,000 in the middle on a flop of . The turn is the and Pantaridis checks. His opponent bets 5,500 and Pantaridis quickly calls.

The river is the and Pantaridis checks again. His opponent bets 20,000 and Pantaridis goes into the tank for several minutes while counting his stack and seeing what he would be left with if he called.

After several minutes, another player at the table called for a clock. Pantaridis promptly called before the dealer could even call for a floor to count down.

Neither player was anxious to turn up their hand at showdown. Pantaridis’ opponent just mucks his hand, conceding the pot to Pantaridis. Pantaridis shows , good for top pair on the flop and scooped the pot.

Pantaridis grew his stack to 86,000 with the pot.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

The blinds have been increased to 600/1,200 with a 200 ante. There are 44 players remaining in this flight.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 10: 500/1,000/100

Daniel Bareswilt and his opponent got all in preflop for his opponent’s last 21,000 in chips and it was off to the races.

Bareswilt tables and is flipping against his opponent’s . Bareswilt had to be happy with with the board that the dealer peeled off as he burned and turned a board of to scoop the pot.

Both stacks were counted down by the dealer to verify the amounts and Bareswilt had his opponent covered by a few thousand and grows his stack to 44,500.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 10: 500/1,000/100

Mark Rose has quietly amassed a healthy stack on the final flight of this event. Rose is one of the more accomplished players in the field. He has a third place finish in the 2013 WSOP Circuit Main Event at the Palm Beach Kennel Club for over $93,000 and has just shy of $650,000 in career tournament earnings.

Rose is sitting with 113,000 at the moment.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

The blinds have been increased to 500/1,000 with a 100 ante. There are 51 players remaining.

$155 No Limit Hold’em

Level 9: 400/800/100

After his opponent checked, Jason Moore (pictured) bet 17,000 on the river with the board reading .

His opponent was in the tank for over a minute before eventually folding her hand. Moore tabled , good for second pair and scooped the pot.

“You had me,” said Moore’s opponent as he was stacking chips.

Moore sits with 83,000 and is one of the bigger stacks in the tournament.