The final two players in the Turbo game decided on an even chop when they got heads up as blinds were pretty big and they were pretty close in chips. The chopped the pot evenly and played one all-in hand for the trophy which Kevin Schell took down, leaving him with the official win and the hardware. They got through the 94 entries pretty quickly tonight, as befits a turbo, with the final hand playing out about 8.5 hours after the first.

The final two players decided to cut a deal. They chopped the prize money straight up and played one hand for the trophy. Kevin Schell took that hand and the official win, leaving Berard Buyar in 2nd place tonight.

Amr Sany just took a bit of a bad beat to end his day in third. He had pocket queens against king-ten for Bernard Buyar. Buyar found a king on the flop and Samy couldn't find his queen to save him.

Bernard Buyar raised to 75k and Amr Samy called from the big blind. Samy checked the flop then reluctantly folded when Buyar shoved a covering stack.

Amr Samy raised to 75k from the small blind, then snap-called when Kevin Schell shoved a covering stack from the big blind. It was ace over ace with Samy on the king kicker against a nine for Schelll. The board missed both players to leave the big slick ahead.

Kevin Schell raised under the gun to 55k then called when Mo Omar shoved the big blind. It was a race between the pocket fives for Schell and ace-eight for Omar. The board missed both hands for the fives to stay ahead.

Bernard Buyar is leading now four-ways.

The 6-Max turned into an epic game, so it took me a while to get to the Turbo game. They are down to just four players left and prizes will be uploaded to the Payouts tab shortly. Meanwhile, below is a look at the final four players tonight.

The Turbo field ended at 94 entries tonight for prizes of $17,860. The winner tonight will get $5,183 with ten players sharing in the money. Full prizes are loaded under the Payouts tab.

They are up to 75 entries in the Turbo now with Level 6 just beginning. That puts the prizes at $14,250 right now, just a few entries away from $15k with about 50 minutes left to enter the game.

The Turbo field is up to 64 entries now for prizes of $12,180. Level 4 has just begun with entries open for a bit less than 90 minutes.

The start of the Turbo game is a little quicker tonight than the 6-Max was earlier today with 23 entries on the board to start the game and players waiting in line to buy in.

The side game on Monday is a $230 Turbo event. The action kicks off at 6 pm with a 20k start stack and 20-minute blinds. There are nine levels of late entry which should put the final chance to enter at about 8;30 pm this evening.

I won't be watching much of this one in the early stages as I'll be focused on the 6-Max game until it finishes, but I'll move over to the endgame of this one once a 6-Max winner is decided.