Level 21

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Blinds are now T15,000-T30,000 with a T3,000 Ante. There are currently 8 players remaining.

40 Minute Dinner Break

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

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Dinner Break?!

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Since play is going so long today, the staff has made a decision to stop for a dinner break at the end of this level. The break will be only 40 minutes long, and play is set to resume at 9:00pm ET.

Oh My God

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

- Fred Goldberg is making a push for 'most entertaining player at the table' by virtue of the fact he's both spoken and bet in the last hour and a half. - Allen Kessler is getting frustrated. The only player left with a WPT final table to his credit, Allen is down to T300,000 with the blinds T12,000-T24,000. Every time he's almost committed to playing a hand on pot odds, he looks down to find 8-2 offsuit. - Raj Patel might have been better off sticking with ten players. He was destroying the table while it was at ten. Now he's giving a little back to ensure we don't have any more eliminations in the near future.

Goldberg Can't Get Paid Off

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Paul Matteo calls from the button, Fred Goldberg calls from the small blind and Seth Berger checks his option. The flop comes J97. All three players check. The turn is the 9. Goldberg checks, Berger bets T65,000, Matteo folds and Goldberg raises to T130,000. Berger folds and Goldberg shows his neighbor J-9.

Jen's Place: Two Recent Bustouts

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Believe me when I say that eliminations are a welcome change to the action here, but it’s bittersweet to see Luis Vazquez and Frank Flowers go. Both guys were gracious enough to give time to Gary in front of a camera. Frank was entertaining and funny, even though he was a bit more toned down today than yesterday. But his wife and baby were here, and it would have been sweet for them to see him get a spot at that tv table. Luis was a tough-looking guy but had the manners and modesty that made him a gentleman. He was playing for his son, whose picture was on his card protector, and it could have been life-changing for him to reach the final table. Regardless, each man was gracious in defeat and grateful for the opportunity to get this far. Congrats, Frank and Luis, on an event well-played.

Big Slick for both Lawson and Berger

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Ted Lawson raises to T100,000 and Seth Berger re-raises all-in. Berger has Lawson covered. Lawson makes the call with A-K and Berger flips over the same hand. The board doesn't bring a flush for either player and they split the pot.

Luis Vazquez Finishes 9th

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Luis Vazquez moves all-in for T230,000 and action is folded around to Seth Berger. Berger insta-calls and flips over AK like he's playing hot potato with the cards. Vazquez shows QJ and the board comes K5597.

Video Blog: Frank Flowers says Goodbye

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

Frankie Flowers Eliminated in 10th Place

Level 6: 150,000-300,000, 30,000 ante

From early position Raj Patel calls. Frankie Flowers then thinks carefully before pushing all-in. Fred Goldberg calls behind him and everyone else folds. Frankie shows 66 while Goldberg flips over KK. The board comes Q10959 and Flowers is eliminated. After putting on a very entertaining performance over the past four days, Frankie makes his exit in 10th place, collecting $60,429.