The lone tournament to wrap up on Thursday at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas was Event #11, $2,500 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max. Headlining the final table was Scott BigRiskkyClements (pictured), already the owner of two WSOP bracelets. He entered heads-up play against 22-year-old Levi Berger nearly deadlocked in chips.

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Berger churned ahead after winning a sizable pot off Clements 10 hands into heads-up play. In it, Clements check-called a bet from Berger on the river of a K-J-10-9-3 three-spade board and watched as Berger rolled over A-Q for Broadway. Clements mucked and was suddenly nearly a 2:1 dog.

Six hands later, Clements 4bet shoved with 10-9 on a flop of 8-7-2, but watched as Berger called and showed pocket kings. Clements needed a jack or a six for a straight or running cards to continue, but a 4 and a 5 fell on the turn and river, respectively, and Clements was eliminated in second place for $292,000.

Clements won a $3,000 Omaha High-Low Split tournament in 2006 for his first bracelet and $301,000. The following year, he won a $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha title for $194,000 and bracelet #2. He finished 18th in the 2010 Main Event and won the World Poker Tour’s North American Poker Championship in 2007 for $1.3 million. He has $5.5 million in career live tournament earnings according to the Hendon Mob and was #15 on the 2007 money list.

PocketFiver Jacob bazeman Bazeley (pictured) was also at the Six-Max final table on Thursday and committed his chips with Q-J on a flop of Q-3-2. Berger showed pocket threes for a set and had Bazeley drawing dead by the turn. Bazeley picked up $82,000 and amazingly has finished in the money in three WSOP events so far.

Here were the results from Event #11:

1. Levi Berger – $473,019
2. Scott BigRiskkyClements – $292,339
3. Ben Palmer – $185,426
4. Eddy Sabat – $121,711
5. Jacob bazemanBazeley – $82,297
6. David Gonia – $57,282

There are nine players remaining in Event #12, $1,500 Pot Limit Hold’em, and PocketFiver Eric jakz101pokerCrain (pictured) is out in front with a stack of 620,000, which is 170,000 more than the next closest competitor, Allen Cunningham. Crain already has a fourth place finish in the 2013 WSOP, making Event #12 his second straight final table. First place is scheduled to make $166,000 and each player remaining is guaranteed at least $10,000.

Here are the chip stacks. When play stopped on Thursday, the price of poker was 5,000-10,000:

1. Eric jakz101pokerCrain – 620,000
2. Allen Cunningham – 452,000
3. Jaspal Brar – 382,000
4. Timothy Reilly – 282,000
5. Lev Rofman – 200,000
6. Anthony Harb – 178,000
7. Kenneth Shelton – 160,000
8. Nicolas Halvorson – 110,000
9. Jean-Nicolas Fortin – 47,000

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