Tonight’s Deepstack Turbo drew 115 entries which would normally pay the top 12 finishers, however, the players opted to make a “double bubble” deal whereby they took money from each position so that the thirteenth and fourteenth place finishers could also receive a small payout.

Here is the complete list of prizes:

The field is shrinking quickly in the Deepstack Turbo with only 35 players remaining. The average stack is now playing around 40 big blinds, so the bustouts may slow down in the upcoming levels.

Here are the current chip leaders:

The players have returned following the second break of the evening. The robust field of 115 players is down by nearly half, only 61 players remain. The action was fast (it’s a turbo!) and loose throughout the last few levels, with players hitting the rail one after the other. Despite all the bustouts, nobody has built an insurmountable chip lead to this point, however, there are a few players with stacks that are well above the current average of 47,100 chips.

Here are the current chip leaders:

Another look at the field:

The Deepstack Turbo has just resumed play following the first break of the evening. The entries continued to file in throughout the first five levels and by the time registration closed 115 players had entered. We lost a few players in the early going, but there are still 98 players in the running. A quick survey of the tables reveals a wide range of stack sizes, but a few players have managed to accumulate more than double the current chip average.

Registration is still ticking up in the Deepstack Turbo with 93 entries and counting. This event will likely surpass the $20,000.00 guarantee, and there’s still time to register! Late registration ends at 9pm.

Here’s a look at the field from the early levels: