Level 31
Blinds: 125,000/250,000/250,000
Total Entrants: 1,238
Players Remaining: 6

Mike Lang – 15,925,000
Josef Gulas – 11,285,000
Luiz Duarte Ferreira – 8,030,000
Jack Benson – 5,410,000
Jane Bahk – 5,375,000
Robert LeBeau – 3,600,000

Level 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000/200,000
Total Entrants: 1,238
Players Remaining: 7

Marc Spitaleri was all in from early position for 1,560,000 chips against Mike Lang in middle position with the covering chip stack.

Spitaleri: K♥10♦
Lang: A♦Q♦

The complete board ran out 10♠3♥A♣4♣A♥ giving Lang rivered trip aces, eliminating Spitaleri in seventh place for $26,281.

Mike Lang – 17,600,000
Marc Spitaleri – 0

Level 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000/200,000
Total Entrants: 1,238
Players Remaining: 7

On a 10♣7♥9♠ flop, Boutros Awad was all-in and at risk for 2,350,000 chips against Josef Gulas in the high jack.

Awad: Q♦J♠
Gulas: 9♥9♦

Gulas’ flopped set of nines held as the turn 2♣ and river Q♥ only gave Awad a rivered pair of queens, which eliminated him in eighth place for $20,312.

Josef Gulas – 8,000,000
Boutros Awad – 0

Congratulations to Scott Pharr of Sheridan, IN who was the outright winner in our Deepstack Championship Event #82 $2,200 PLO Bounty $500,000 guarantee on 7.07.26

Scott takes home the DeepStack Championship gold coin, the trophy, and $89,501 + bounties

Level 28
Blinds: 60,000/60,000/120,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 1

Brevin Andreadis limped in from the button and Scott Pharr checked his option in the big blind.

The dealer spread the 6♦A♣4♦ flop and Pharr checked. Andreadis moved all in for 355,000 and Pharr called.

Andreadis: K♠7♥4♥3♥
Pharr: J♥J♦6♣5♦

The turn 8♦ and river 10♣ gave Pharr a flush and eliminated Andreadis in second place for $61,807 + bounties.

Pharr takes home the trophy and $89,501 + bounties.

Level 27
Blinds: 50,000/100,000/100,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 2

With roughly 1,750,000 in the middle on the river of the 4♣4♠5♦Q♠K♦ completed board, Scott Pharr moved all in from the big blind covering Brevin Andreadis. Andreadis tanked and eventually called all-in for 1,240,000.

Andreadis: K♠Q♣Q♥9♥
Pharr: A♠A♦9♣6♥

Andreadis’ full house beat Pharr’s aces, giving him a full double up to continue the heads-up battle.

Brevin Andreadis – 4,230,000
Scott Pharr – 4,020,000

Level 27
Blinds: 50,000/50,000/100,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 2

Scott Pharr – 6,135,000
Brevin Andreadis – 2,115,000

Level 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000/80,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 2

LaDarren Banks moved all in for 275,000 from the button. Scott Pharr called from the small blind, and Brevin Andreadis called from the big blind.

The A♦2♥6♠ flop was checked to the turn 7♠. Pharr checked, Andreadis bet 450,000, and Pharr called. The K♥ river was checked through.

Andreadis tabled A♥7♥5♦4♦ for aces and sevens to claim the pot. Pharr’s hand went into the muck. Banks’ aces and sixes were no good and also went into the muck as he was eliminated in third place for $43,653 + bounties.

Scott Pharr – 5,420,000
Brevin Andreadis – 2,830,000
LeDarren Banks – 0

Level 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000/80,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 3

With roughly 1,100,000 in the middle on the turn of a 9♦9♥7♠8♥ board, Scott Pharr was all in from the big blind for roughly 2,045,000 against Brevin Andreadis on the button.

Pharr: K♦9♠8♠3♦
Andreadis: A♦7♦7♥6♥

The river A♠ changed nothing and doubled Pharr’s chip stack in this late stage of the tournament.

Scott Pharr – 5,125,000
Brevin Andreadis – 1,775,000
LaDarren Banks – 1,350,000

Level 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000/60,000
Total Entrants: 206
Players Remaining: 3

Dale Roesel’s run in the tournament ended when he was all in from the small blind with Q♠Q♥J♥4♣ against Scott Pharr on the button with K♥K♦J♦9♦.

The exact action was unknown, but the completed board was 10♥3♠3♣2♠3♥ favoring Pharr’s hand and eliminating Roesel in fourth place for $31,545 + bounties.

Scott Pharr – 3,300,000
Dale Roesel – 0