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Level 22: 8,000/16,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 25/513

Short stacked Sufian Soufan was all-in and at risk against Harmeet Singh.

Singh:
Soufan:

Sing’s king-high held and Soufan was eliminated in 26th place.

Sufian Soufan – Eliminated in 26th place ($846)

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 26/513

Justin Fawcett — who finished third in the WPTDeepStacks-Tampa Main Event last year — was just spotted scooping the last of Jason Lynn’s short stack holding tens against Lynn’s ace-two. The money got in pre and Lynn was eliminated in 27th place.

Justin Fawcett – 510,000
Jason Lynn – Eliminated in 27th place ($846)

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 27/513

Following Jody Keeling’s 28th-place elimination, the WPTDeepStacks $350 restart is down to 27 players and just redrew to the final three tables.

Here’s a look at the tournament floor:

1st – $38,314 + Guitar Trophy
2nd – $21,546
3rd – $13,851
4th – $11,004
5th – $8,618
6th – $7,079
7th – $5,617
8th – $4,386
9th – $3,078
10th-12th – $2,001
13th-15th – $1,539
16th-18th – $1,154
19th-27th – $846

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 28/513

Joey Alegria was recently spotted jamming about 260,000 on the turn. It was on Robert Manjura and he folded.

“If this was cash I’d tell you to pick one,” Alegria said to Manjura.

Manjura declined to see Alegria’s cards.

“You could be semi-bluffing and still have the best hand,” Manjura said.

Joey Alegria – 460,000

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 28/513

29th: Christine Holubeck – $770
30th: Richard Horswell – $770
31st: Adam Tencza – $770
32nd: Sanjib Acharya – $770
33rd: Rafik Abdel-Halim – $770
34th: Enzo Romano – $770
35th: Robert Woodward – $770
36th: Erik Zika – $770
37th: Stanley Tavanese – $693
38th: Michael Cohen – $693
39th: Daniel Lobato – $693
40th: Antuan Bunkley – $693
41st: Gholamreza Khoshkhou – $693
42nd: Steve Trizis – $693
43rd: Richard Doss – $693

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Level 20: 5,000/10,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 30/513

Herbert Woodbery has continued solid deep into the money in the WPTDeepStacks $350. He sits on a stack of 905,000 and leads the way with 30 players remaining.

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Level 20: 5,000/10,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 36/513

Zoltan Czinkota was in a heads up pot against Robert Manjura. The flop laid and Czinkota checked. Manjura bet 52,000. Czinkota called. The turn fell the and both players checked. The river completed the board. Czinkota switched gears, moving all in. The pair was close in stacks and neither was short. Manjura eyed Czinkota’s stack and eventually folded.

Czinkota folded face up.

Zoltan Czinkota – 520,000
Robert Manjura – 490,000

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Level 19: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 36/513

After beginning the day with a top 10 stack, Chris Hyden has ran it up even further and owns 700,000 chips late in Level 19. That’s about three time the average stack and good for nearly 90 big blinds.

The clock shows 36 players remaining and they’ve all locked up $770.

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Level 19: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 43/513

44th: Khanh Le – $693
45th: Aaron Martin – $693
46th: Erik Eberts – $616
47th: Alexandru Ivan – $616
48th: Mark Smyrski – $616
49th: Albert Cohen – $616
50th: Nikolaos Costarelis – $616
51st: Pompy Luanglatbandith – $616
52nd: Larry Marklan – $616
53rd: Curtis Hoftyzer – $616
54th: Joseph Orsino – $616

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Level 18: 3,000/6,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 46/513

With a stack of 570,000, Robert Majura among the chip leaders in the WPTDeepStacks $350. Manjura is familiar with this event, having won the Winter Poker Open $350 at this very property just about six month ago.

Robert Majura – 570,000