Event #63: $3,200 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold'em High Roller

It took a full level of hand-for-hand play to pop the bubble but the last hand claimed the tournament lives of three players.

According to the tournament lobby, 'uvaseca' busted in 63rd place, followed by 'kingstayking' in 64th, and 'ValueMerguez' in 65th.

The rest of the field is now in the money.

'uvaseca'	0	0
'ValueMerguez'	0	-42,000
'kingstayking'	0	-55,400

The field is just two spots away from the money bubble so hand-for-hand play at each table has begun.

'OutDriveYou' opened to 8,800 from early position and called a three-bet jam for 116,900 from 'IHateGuns' in middle position.

'IHateGuns':   
'OutDriveYou':   

An ironic turn of events for 'IHateGuns' as he ran into pocket aces, otherwise known as 'bullets', and was eliminated when the board ran out      .

'OutDriveYou'	285,400	125,700
'IHateGuns'	0	-117,300

'petechen' opened to 6,800 from middle position and called a three-bet jam from 'GirthBrooks' on the button for 61,100.

'GirthBrooks':   
'petechen':   

'GirthBrooks' was dominated and in trouble but found a jack on the flop of a       board to stay alive and score a double-up.

Pete 'petechen' Chen	167,400	-38,300
'GirthBrooks'	131,000	69,100

After the player on the button opened, 'CircleBall' three-bet to 14,775 out of the big blind and their opponent called. The flop came down     and 'CircleBall' checked. Their opponent bet 11,111 and 'CircleBall' came over the top with a raise to put their opponent all in. The bet was called and the cards were tabled.

'CircleBall':   
Opponent:   

'CircleBall' had been caught but a   on the turn turned that around quickly. The river was a safe   and 'CircleBall' collected the pot.

'CircleBall'

150,300

69,300

Registration has officially closed with a record-setting field of 480 entries. This is only the second running of the WSOP.com Online High Roller but this year easily surpassed the mark set in 2017 of 424.

There were 356 unique entries with 124 rebuys creating a prize pool worth $1,459,200. The top 63 spots will walk away with a prize. Anyone who makes the money is guaranteed at least $5,836.

Making the final table will lock up $21,596 with the eventual champion receiving $341,598 and, of course, a shiny, new WSOP gold bracelet.

For a complete breakdown of the prize pool check out the 'Payouts' tab.

Once tournament leader, 'nokoscar' had seen their stack cut in half since their peak, but after a recent pot, is right back up there among the leaders.

'nokoscar' called an open from the big blind that three tablemates were involved in and a     flop fanned out.

'nokoscar' check-called a bet of 6,840 from a player in late position and the other two players in the hand folded. The   landed on the turn and 'nokoscar' check-raised a bet of 12,480 to 33,000, and their opponent called.

The   finished off the board on the river and 'nokoscar' bet 45,360, leaving just 124 behind, and their opponent called. 'nokoscar' tabled the    for a Broadway straight and their opponent mucked.

'nokoscar'

184,000

96,000

With over 30 minutes still left in late registration, this year's field has already surpassed the 2017 mark set at 424 entries.

Through three and a half hours of play, a total of 434 entries have accumulated coming from 337 unique entries and 97 reentries.

Late registration will close at 7:30 p.m.