Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 28: 30,000/60,000/10,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 7/546

Robert Irby limped the small blind and Sumit Mantaporn casually plopped in a 100,000 chips from the big blind marking a raise to 160,000. Irby called and they saw a flop.

Flop: — Both players checked.

Turn: — Irby checked again. Mantaporn bet 200,000 and Irby promptly moved all-in. Mantaporn called off and the hands were up.

Irby: for a flush
Mantaporn: for top pair with fullhouse outs

River: — No fullhouse for Mantaporn and he was eliminated in eighth place.

Sumi Mataporn — Eliminated in 8th place ($4,668)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 28: 30,000/60,000/10,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 8/546

Having whittled all the way down to just 170,000 chips, Thomas Jackson found himself in a tough spot. After posting an ante and paying his big blind, he claimed just 100,000 chips behind. The hand began with Toby Boas raising to 120,000 total. It was on Sumit Mantaporn in the small blind and he called. Next up was severely short stacked Jackson who shoved for 160,000 total. Boas and Mantaporn called and competed for a side pot.

Flop: — Both players checked.

Turn: — Mantaporn checked and Boas bet 245,000. Mantaporn quickly got out of the way and Boas and Jackson tabled their holdings.

Boas: for a set
Jackson: [j] for a pair of fives

River: — Boas’ set was best and Jackson hit the rail ninth.

Thomas Jackson – Eliminated in 9th place ($3,276)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 28: 30,000/60,000/10,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 8/546

Despite an average stack hovering around 24 big blinds, it’s been an uneventful final table thus far. There are two extremely short stacks — Chris Whitney with 10 big blinds and Thomas Jackson with three big blinds — so we expect some movement soon.

Players are in the midst of a quick break while tournament staff colors up some of the 5,000 chips and trades them for 100,000 chips.

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 27: 25,000/50,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 9/546

Rasam Mohammadian shoved from early position for about 230,000. Chip leader David Prociak called from late position and it folded to Timothy Forsberg on the button. He jammed for more and the blinds got out of the way. It was back on Prociak and he called having an opportunity to bust both Forsberg and Mohammadian.

Prociak:
Forsberg:
Mohammadian:

Runout:

Forsberg spiked a king on the river to bust Mohammadian 10th and win both the side and main pots in the process.

Rasam Mohammadian – Eliminated in 10th place ($2,129)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 26: 20,000/40,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 10/546

Following Elizabeth McKane’s 11th-place bustout the final 10 players redrew to one table. It’s 2016 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Player of the Year David Prociak that leads the way with 1,900,000. Second in chips is Toby Boas with 1,710,000 while Seminole Hard Rock Tampa regular Tom Nguyen is in third with 1,600,000.

Seat 1: Timothy Forsberg – 800,000
Seat 2: Toby Boas – 1,710,000
Seat 3: Chris Whitney – 335,000
Seat 4: Tom Nguyen – 1,600,000
Seat 5: Robert Irby – 1,040,000
Seat 6: Rasam Mohammadian – 630,000
Seat 7: Sumit Mantaporn – 1,115,000
Seat 8: Thomas Jackson – 560,000
Seat 9: David Prociak – 1,900,000
Seat 10: Jack McIntyre – 1,275,000

1st – $40,787 + Guitar Trophy
2nd – $22,932
3rd – $14,742
4th – $11,712
5th – $9,173
6th – $7,535
7th – $5,979
8th – $4,668
9th – $3,276
10th – $2,129

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 26: 20,000/40,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 10/546

Elizabeth McKane raised the cutoff to 125,000 and it folded to Jack McIntyre in the small blind. He shoved for more than 600,000. It folded to McKane and she called for less.

McIntyre:
McKane:

Runout:

The preflop cooler left McKane bust in 11th and narrowed the field to the final 10 players. An updated seating chart with chip counts will be posted shortly.

Elizabeth McKane — Eliminated in 11th place ($2,129)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 25: 15,000/30,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 11/546

Anthony Guagliardo is the most recent player to succumb to rising blinds and antes. He busted 12th earning $2,129.

Anthony Guagliardo — Eliminated in 12th place ($2,129)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 25: 15,000/30,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 12/546

Ryan Luker opened it for a raise to 125,000. Liz McKane shoved for just over 400,000 from his direct left. It folded back to Luker.

“I’m behind,” he reluctantly said peeking at his cards.

Luke had just over 300,000 behind and called it off.

McKane:
Luker:

Neither player paired on the runout and McKane’s ace-queen high was best. Luker was eliminated in 13th place for $1,638.

Ryan Luker — Eliminated in 13th place ($1,638)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 25: 15,000/30,000/5,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 13/546

Charlie Riley got about 400,000 in the middle holding against Tony Guagliardo’s . Riley was ahead, but at risk.

Runout:

Guagliardo improved to a pair of aces and he eliminated Riley in 14th place.

Charlie Riley — Eliminated in 14th place ($1,638)

Event 4: $350 Deep Stack, $100K Gtd
Level 24: 12,000/24,000/4,000 | Payouts
Players Remaining: 14/546

Earl Coggin called off his last roughly 700,000 chips and Toby Boas had shoved for more. Coggin was at risk, but in great shape as the dealer began the burn and turn.

Coggin:
Boas:

Runout:

There was no sweat. Boas smacked the flop hitting Broadway. The turn and river brought no help to Coggin and he busted in 15th place.

Toby Boas – 1,600,000
Earl Coggin — Eliminated in 15th place ($1,638)