$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20:  10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Remaining Players: 2 of 108 Entries

Sean Boland busted when his A-Q ran into the A-J of Blaise Ingoglia on a final board reading  A-10-7-10-J. Boland busted in third place, good for $12,360. Boland was the winner of the July no-limit hold’em leader board, and he won a prize package worth $8,900.

Ingoglia stacked up 1.82 million after collecting the pot, which gives him a slight advantage over the 1.42 million held by Kelsall to start the final match.

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20:  10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Remaining Players: 3 of 108 Entries

Ryan Luker has busted out of Event 11 in fourth place, good for $8,530 in prize money.

Here is a look at the chip stacks among the final three players:

Seat 1: Blaise Ingoglia – 1,500,000
Seat 3: Sean Boland – 360,000
Seat 6: AJ Kelsall – 1,380,000

$200 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$100,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 15:  3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Flight E Remaining Players: 20 of 199

Here is a look at the chip counts for the 20 players that have advanced to Day 2 on Wednesday. Chi Phan topped this flight with a stack of 424,000.

Chi Phan – 424,000
Julio Novo – 400,000
William Brown – 347,000
Isiah James – 338,000
Brent Hoover – 290,000
Travis Hall – 257,000
Ryan Hogan – 214,000
Michael Silva – 200,000
Mostafa Majed – 190,000
Hyndi Khomutetsky – 188,000
Daniel Sudhop – 157,000
Tam Nguyen – 139,000
Woodrow Pass – 137,000
Adam Isaacson – 134,000
Jim Polanski – 133,000
Zak Vankueren – 124,000
Andrew Hoffman – 109,000
Cesar Trinidad – 98,000
Zachary Johns – 69,000
Zachary Fischer – 66,000

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 18:  5,000/15,000 with a 15,000 ante
Remaining Players: 4 of 108 Entries

Ricardo Eyzaguirre was all in for around 300,000 with from the hijack, and AJ Kelsall had him covered holding on the button. The final board read , and Eyzaguirre was eliminated in sixth place, good for $4,470.

Just a few minutes later Daniel Zucker was all in for about 200,000 with 10-7, and Kelsall had him covered holding on a board that ran out ace-high. Zucker was eliminated in fifth place to take home $4,470. Kelsall increased his chip lead to 1.43 million after collecting the pot.

A fellow player at the table said “Fly Eagles Fly” after the one-two knockout punch, and it came from no less than a New York Jets fan so the final table shared a laugh.

AJ Kelsall – 1,430,000 (95 bb)
Daniel Zucker – Eliminated in Fifth Place ($6,070)
Ricardo Eyzaguirre – Eliminated in Sixth Place ($4,470)

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 17:  5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Remaining Players: 6 of 108 Entries

Here is a look at where the final six players are seated at the final table with chip counts:

Seat 1: Blaise Ingoglia – 755,000
Seat 2: Ryan Luker – 320,000
Seat 3: Sean Boland – 635,000
Seat 4: Ricardo Eyzaguirre – 300,000
Seat 5: Daniel Zucker – 200,000
Seat 6: AJ Kelsall – 1,020,000

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 17:  5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Remaining Players: 6 of 108 Entries

Johnny Bromberg was eliminated in eighth place, and Mark Koeln exited in seventh place with both players pocketing $3,400. The final six players have now been seated at the final table.

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 15:  3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Remaining Players: 8 of 108 Entries

AJ Kelsall is among the final eight players in Event 11, and he will be adding to his career earnings of more than $2.8 million wherever he finishes tonight. The Tampa resident was born in Pennsylvania, and you need to look no further than his fandom for Philadelphia sports teams to see that first hand.

Kelsall holds a World Series of Poker gold bracelet, and he has three WSOP Circuit gold rings as well. Kelsall has nine tournament victories in his career, and the largest tournament score he has claimed was worth $443,259 for a third-place finish in a six-max no-limit hold’em event earlier this year at the WSOP.

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 15:  3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Remaining Players: 9 of 108 Entries

Here is a look at the recent eliminations in Event 11:

9th: Oscar Lindo Zeledon – $2,670
10th: Tarun Gulati – $2,670
11th: Frank Bramman – $2,180
12th: Josh Snow – $2,180

$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 15:  3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Remaining Players: 10 of 108 Entries

Josh Snow was all in short with from the small blind, and Sean Boland had him covered holding .

The final board read , and Snow was eliminated in 12th place, good for $2,180. Boland stacked up 665,000 after collecting the pot.

Sean Boland – 665,000 (110 bb)
Josh Snow – Eliminated in 12th Place ($2,180)

$200 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$100,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 10:  1,000/2,000 with a 2,000 ante
Flight E Entries: 199

Registration closed for Flight E of SPS Event 9 with 199 more entries, putting the combined total at 713. The largest starting flight of the tournament so far easily surpassed the $100,000 guarantee, and there is still Flight F with registration still open for a few more hours.

Flight E will continue until 20 players remain and they will advance to Day 2 tomorrow at 2 pm in the money. Players must bag to cash.