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Live: $25,000 WPT World Championship
Upcoming: $100,000 WPT Super High Roller
| Earnings | $1,091,859 |
| Cashes | 4 |
| Final Tables | 2 |
| Titles | 0 |
| Tournaments Played | 24 |
Est. Current Chipcount
Est. Average Chipcount
16,080,000
Current Chipleader
-
Day 1-A
114,100
Day 2
178,900
Day 3
602,000
Day 4
2,620,000
Day 5
2,992,000
Day 6
3rd
Level 15: 4,000-8,000, 500 ante
Faraz "The-Toliet" Jaka's hot streak continues. We missed the action, but the players at the table couldn't wait to fill us in on Jaka's latest big pot. A player raised in middle position and Jaka reraised in position. His opponent called and they saw a K-10-4 flop. The other player checked, Jaka bet, and his opponent called. Both players checked when a six fell on the turn. The river brought a second king and Jaka's opponent pushed all-in. Jaka quickly called and showed pocket kings for quad kings to eliminate the player and up his chip count to 2,650,000 chips.
With that player's elimination play was paused so the final 36 players could redraw for the last four tables. Jaka pulled the seat card for the empty seat next to him, meaning he didn't have to rack up his enormous pile of chips.
"Now I'm really running well," Jaka said.
He just didn't know how well.
The very first hand after the redraw Justin "Boosted_J" Smith raises to 21,000 and Jaka calls. David Levi moves all-in for around 125,000 total, Smith folds, and Jaka quickly calls with A
A
. Levi shows pocket queens and needs some help. The A
32 flop is not what Levi is looking for and to add insult to injury Jaka spikes the A
on the turn to make quad aces immediately after making quad kings to eliminate Levi in 34th place.
Faraz Jaka - 2,830,000
David Levi - eliminated
Level 15: 4,000-8,000, 500 ante
All of the chip counts have just been updated in the Chip Count Tab.
With just 38 players remaining, here is a look at the top five...
Faraz Jaka -- 2,275,000
Anthony Spinella -- 1,240,000
Alec Torelli -- 1,200,000
Josh Schlein -- 657,000
Justin Smith -- 640,000
Recent Eliminations:
David Bach
Javed Abrahams
Alan Sass
Eric Ladny
Level 11: 1,200-2,400, 300 ante
Vadim Trincher got it all in before the flop with KQ and was called by Justin Smith (JJ). The board came 66653, giving Smith a full house on the flop, sending Trincher home just minutes into the day.
