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Also on the rail is Jason Young, but he's not here for Carris. Young won this event last year, taking home more than $325,000 and his first gold bracelet. Young's roommate, Joseph Cutler, is looking to bring a second bracelet into the house today with a win in the same event. Young is joined by Eddie Sabat, Dwyte Pilgrim, Mike "GoLeafsGoEh" Leah, and a few other recognizable faces in support of Cutler.
Jason Somerville also has a large section of supporters, and people keep coming up to the media desk from all over the room to ask how he's doing. Off and on, we've seen people like Vivek Rajkumar, "ActionJeff" Garza, and Adam Junglen cheering loudly for Somerville. It's nice to see such a large peanut gallery here for this $1,500 event.
. McNeil checked, and Somerville fired 60,000 into the middle of the table. Carris thought for a minute before making the call.
. Somerville didn't seem to like the call on the flop, and he slowed down now with a check. Carris figured he could bet, and put out another 60,000 chips of his own. Somerville went into the tank for a solid minute or so, eyeing up his opponent. Finally, he let it go, and the pot goes to Carris.
. Carris passed, allowing Wong to bet 47,000 before check-raising it up to 300,000. That bet covered Wong, and he called all in for his tournament.
, and the 
that filled out the board was safe as well. Carris has shipped a big double up over to Wong who sits with 522,000 now.
. Somerville's tens held up, winning the race and sending Josh Tieman off to the payout desk to collect 9th-place money, worth more than $17,000.
. Margolis continued out with a bet of 47,000, and Moore made the call after a moment.
