| Level: | 20 (10000/15000/15000) |
| Entries: | 6/77 |
| Prizes: | $51,205 |
They’ve been seven-handed for a while now, but Alain Levesque was just the first casualty from the final table. He shoved the cutoff, and Gerald Chung flat-called from the small blind without even asking for a count. Big blind Matt Klapstein wisely got out of the way, and Levesque was drawing thin with ace-nine into the cowboys for Chung.
Levesque found a nine on the turn of 2♣2♥J♣9♣Q♣, and Chung’s kings were good for the win.
