Event 76: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em Bounty $200,000 Guarantee
Level 21
Blinds: 6,000-12,000 w/2,000 ante
Total Entrants: 259
Players Remaining: 6
Average Stack: 648,000
Aaron Olshan
The large pots played out in Level 21 culminated with two eliminations to bring the field down to six.
Aaron Olshan doubled up twice at the Event 76 final table but the best hand finally fell against Matthew Leecy. Olshan was all-in for 180,000 over the top of an open to 25,000 from Leecy. Leecy called with A♠6♠ to put Olshan’s A♥10♠ at risk. A six hit the flop and Olshan could not catch up. Olshan takes home $4,931.
Roman Rogouskyi
Next to go was Roman Rogouskyi, who fell to Clement Richez. Rogouskyi was all-in for 176,000 with A♦9♥ against the K♣K♦ of Richez. The 8♣7♣3♦5♥Q♥ board was no help and Richez claimed the bounty. Rogouskyi earns $6,164 for his two days of play.
Additionally, Andrei Boghean doubled through Leecy for 240,000 when his 9♣9♥ held against Leecy’s 6♦2♦ on a 10♦6♠3♦ flop.
As the new level gets started, counts for the final six is below.
- Peter Dykes – 360,000
- Clement Richez – 850,000
- Matthew Leecy – 1,190,000
- Kyle Steinfelt – 620,000
- Vi Do – 440,000
- Andrei Boghean – 460,000