Pre flop Patrick Martorella raised on the button to 60k, Sridhar Sangannagari re-raised to 220k, and Martorella tanks for a couple minutes and then makes the call.
Flop: 9♥5♦7♦ Sangannagari goes all in for about 640k and Martorella quickly calls with about 800k total
Sanannagari: AQ
Martorella: 55 for a set
Board runs out 6 and a Q to give Sangannagari top pair but its not enough to win the hand and he’s eliminated in 19th place for $2,846.
Left: Patrick Martorella; Right: Sridhar Sangannagari 19th place: $2,846
19
Sridhar
Sangannagari
$2,846
West Windsor, NJ
20
Alexander
Rocha
$2,846
21
Kyle
Brock
$2,846
Willow Grove, PA
22
Jeremy
Barnett
$2,846
Hammonton, NJ
23
Allyn
Marshall
$2,846
Deal, NJ
24
Ori
Grabow
$2,846
New York, NY
25
Eric
Riley
$2,846
Boynton Beach, FL
26
Michael
Conoran
$2,846
Dover, NJ
27
Nathaniel
Lindquist
$2,846
Philadelphia, PA
With 18 Players remaining, the final 2 tables have redrawn for new seats.
The final 20 players are on a 1 hour dinner break. These last couple levels Mike Cerlante has managed to not only hang onto his chip lead but also has grown it by over 75% and not has 5.345M going into dinner break. Play will resume at 8:40pm with the field playing through 4 more levels tonight through level 26 or until a final table is reached (whichever is sooner).
Pre flop UTG Rishi Mehti raised to 50k, chip leader Mike Cerliante called, followed by Meir Becker in the hijack, Gilberto Solano re raised on the button to 175k, and all 3 players called.
Flop: 9♠5♣J♦ action checks back to the raiser and Solano bets 400k, Mehti folds and Cerlante moves all in. Becker folds and Solano tanks a couple minutes as Cerlante is the only player at the table that can take him out and eventually makes the fold. Cerlante shows pocket 5’s for bottom set.
With just under 13BB Nate Lindquist moved all in pre flop with pocket 6’s and called by Kat Khaterzai with A8. Khaterzai hit a pair to knock Lindquist out in 27th place for $2,846. Khaterzai is now 2nd in chips with about 3.1M. Mike Cerlante won close to 500k in a pot against Rishi Mehta who had flopped top pair and turned 2 pair and Cerlante had turned a flush. Cerlante now has about 3.6M in chips and is holding onto the chip lead.
Kat Khaterzai is the last woman standing. Currently 3rd in chips at about 2.5M she is just behind Solano who is at her table at the moment and about half a million from the chip lead. With over 500k in live earning Khaterzai has proven in the past to be a fierce competitor and is well on her way to a deep run.
The final 29 players are on a 15 minute color up break. Mike Ciarlante has taken the chip lead with 2.985M with Gilberto Solano and Kat Khaterzai close behind both around 2.5M in chips.