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With Level 15 officially in the books, players are now on a 20-minute break. The day began with just 53 minutes on the clock and the field is now closer to the money than ever. The clock currently reads that 703 players remain with the top 693 players guaranteed a cash.
This level saw the final WSOP Main Event champion left fall from play. Huck Seed was eliminated at the hands of Dan Smith, meaning there will be a brand new WSOP Main Event champion this year.
Phil Ivey also saw his chip stack grow this level, busting Robert Gaudio at the ESPN feature table.
Speaking of Ivey, our very own Remko Rinkema recently caught up with Dustin Iannotti to talk about picking Ivey's online screen name in the latest edition of Ivey Stories. Check it out below.
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against Cloutier's 
.
, and Cloutier stayed in front. The turn was the 
, and Bardah picked up some extra outs with an open-ended straight draw.
, and Bardah's head fell into his hands as he knew he had hit the double he needed to stay alive.
, and Pablo Fernandez made the call from the button after some thought. Ruberto rolled over 
for a backdoor straight and collected the pot.
flop gave Yousefzadeh a plethora of outs, and when the 
landed on the turn, he took the lead with trip. The 
landed on the river, improving Yousefzadeh further to a full house and sending Boyce and his aces to the rail.
and Miles found himself a double-up right before the money bubble.
flop increased Ivey’s lead as he added a flush draw. The 
on the turn changed nothing, and the 
on the river completed Ivey’s flush to send Gaudio to the rail short of the money.
were bricks, sending the 1996 Main Event champion to the rail just short of the money. American pro Smith, meanwhile, has a massive stack to work with as the bubble approaches.
flop was pretty dry, and so was the 
to finish off the community cards. Wilke cut out one last bet of 150,000. Lee called, showing just one hole card — the 
