Event #65: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship

Hand #146: The action folded around to Joe Cada who limped in from the small blind and Antoine Labat raised to 2,600,000 in the big blind. Cada mucked his hand and Labat dragged in the pot.

Hand #147: Alex Lynskey opened to 1,050,000 from early position and Tony Miles three-bet jammed all in for 10,900,000 directly to his left. Yueqi Zhu asked for a count in the big blind but elected to lay his hand down and Lynskey's cards hit the muck as well.

Michael Dyer	90,000,000	-100,000
John Cynn	59,300,000	-200,000
Antoine Labat	48,300,000	1,900,000
Alex Lynskey	45,500,000	-2,200,000
Nicolas Manion	44,300,000	-200,000
Yueqi Zhu	26,900,000	-700,000
Joe Cada	24,700,000	-600,000
Aram Zobian	21,400,000	-200,000
Artem Metalidi	19,900,000	-200,000
Tony Miles	13,500,000	2,400,000

Hand #142: Michael Dyer opened to 1,000,000 from early position but could not find any action.

Hand #143: Dyer raised to 1,000,000 from under the gun and Tony Miles called from the button. The flop came     and Dyer led out for 925,000. Miles quickly folded and Dyer raked in another pot.

Michael Dyer	91,000,000	3,850,000
John Cynn	59,600,000	-200,000
Antoine Labat	47,600,000	-200,000
Alex Lynskey	46,500,000	-500,000
Nicolas Manion	44,600,000	-1,000,000
Yueqi Zhu	27,700,000	-200,000
Joe Cada	23,300,000	-200,000
Aram Zobian	22,000,000	-700,000
Artem Metalidi	20,200,000	-200,000
Tony Miles	11,200,000	-1,400,000

There is 1 hour and 14 minutes remaining in Level 32.

Hand #138: With the button starting in seat 10, Alex Lynskey raised to 1,050,000 from early position and Michael Dyer called from the hijack. Yueqi Zhu shipped all in for 24,800,000 in the small blind and both Lynskey and Dyer laid their hands down.

Hand #139: Aram Zobian opened to 1,200,000 in middle position and Dyer three-bet to 3,425,000 directly to his left. The action folded back to Zobian who called to see a flop of    . Zobian checked to Dyer who bet 2,225,000 and Zobian check-raised all in for 12,200,000. Dyer let his hand go and Zobian raked in the pot.

Michael Dyer	87,300,000	-6,875,000
John Cynn	60,400,000	-450,000
Antoine Labat	47,900,000	-100,000
Alex Lynskey	45,800,000	-1,225,000
Nicolas Manion	45,700,000	-125,000
Yueqi Zhu	28,000,000	3,175,000
Joe Cada	24,800,000	-125,000
Aram Zobian	22,800,000	7,050,000
Artem Metalidi	20,500,000	-925,000
Tony Miles	10,600,000	-175,000

Hand #120: A walk for Aram Zobian.

Hand #121: Antoine Labat raised to 1,100,000 first to act and Artem Metalidi called on the button, the duo headed to the     flop. Labat made it 900,000 to go and Metalidi called. The   followed on the turn and both players checked. On the   river, Labat bet once more, making it 2,600,000 to go, and Metalidi folded.

Hand #122: Nicolas Manion raised it up to 1,300,000 in the hijack and that won the blinds and antes.

John Cynn	61,100,000	-800,000
Antoine Labat	48,000,000	2,000,000
Nicolas Manion	45,800,000	900,000
Aram Zobian	15,800,000	200,000
Artem Metalidi	15,000,000	-1,800,000
Ryan Phan	6,000,000	-1,000,000

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An avid dancer and Seattle Seahawks fan, Tony Miles brought his infectious enthusiasm all the way from Jacksonville, Florida. He's been playing tournaments since August 2011 and had two modest scores this summer in The Colossus (for $2,358) and the Millionaire Maker (for $4,038). But his summer really caught fire when he entered the Main Event.

"I got off to a pretty slow start," Miles said on Day 1. "But, as players know, this tournament is a marathon, not a sprint, and I'm not worried at all."

Indeed, Miles had little reason to be worried.

By dinner break on Day 3, Miles had amassed 790,000 chips, well above chip average. He was fortunate enough to run his aces into an opponent's kings, opening the door for an aggressive gameplan. "I'm going to try to apply some pressure to people, using my stack and the money bubble to my advantage," he said. Miles would do just that, bagging 996,000 chips and paving the path for a deep run.

On Day 4, Miles competed on the ESPN Feature Table alongside 2012 Big One for One Drop winner Antonio Esfandiari. In one notable hand, he raised to 23,000 from middle position and Esfandiari called from the big blind. Both players checked the     flop. On the   turn, Esfandiari check-called Miles's 19,000 bet, and checked again on the   river. When Miles bet 32,000, Esfandiari check-raised to 79,000 and Miles paid him off. Esfandiari held a king for a full house and collected the pot.

Miles, however, was unfazed. Soon he faced another tough pro, David Kitai, who raised 35,000 under the gun. Miles three-bet to 115,000, Kitai shoved all-in for about 350,000, and Miles snap-called with two aces. Kitai's two queens couldn't catch up, and the Frenchman was eliminated. In the meantime, Miles bagged Day 4 with 2.358,000 in chips and kept up the pace, day after day, as the field dwindled.

Coming into today, Miles planned to stay aggressive. "People are going to be folding a lot more than they normally would," he said. "The pay jumps are significant. I don't blame them for playing that way, but I'm looking to exploit that."

It's a strategy that, so far, is working. A few hours ago, as his family clustered around him on dinner break, laughing and posing for pictures, Miles expressed gratitude and excitement.

"It's a dream come true, man," he said. "This is what we play for."

Feature Table Hand #131: Yueqi Zhu raised to 1 million and Frederik Brink jammed for 4.1 million in the cutoff. Zhu called with    and had a slight lead against   . The     missed both players. The   turn likewise. The board harmlessly paired with a   river and that ended Brink's run.

Yueqi Zhu	35,700,000	3,100,000
Frederik Brink	0	-5,300,000

Hand #125: Alex Lynskey opened to 1,050,000 from under the gun and Michael Dyer called in the big blind to see a     flop.

Both players checked as the   landed on the turn. Dyer checked, Lynskey checked, and the river landed the  .

Dyer tabled his   , but it would be Lynskey's    that would earn him the pot.

Hand #126: Joe Cada opened to 1,100,000 on the button and Alex Lynskey called in the big blind.

The flop fell     and Lynskey checked to Cada who bet 1,000,000. Lynskey called as the   rolled off on the turn and he checked again.

Cada bet out 2,600,000 and Lynskey called as the   completed the board on the river.

Lynskey checked for a third time, and Cada announced he was all in for 7,150,000. Lynskey went deep into the tank for several minutes before eventually deciding upon a fold.

Michael Dyer	92,700,000	-1,125,000
Alex Lynskey	46,700,000	-3,100,000
Yueqi Zhu	32,600,000	-75,000
Joe Cada	17,300,000	5,050,000
Tony Miles	7,700,000	-100,000
Frederik Brink	5,300,000	-75,000

The remaining players are heading on an impromptu break until 8:25 p.m. (PDT) due to a switch between PokerGO and the ESPN crew.