8 Max Survivor 2K Bounty to ITM ($1,000)

Harsh Bubna open shoved his last 90,000 (15 BB) on the cutoff, and was looked up by Vishal Ojha on the small blind.

In for a race, Ojha managed to recover some chips after board K♥ Q♥ 7♦ 8♦ 4♣ landed him two pair to take it down.

On the next deal, Vishal Ojha opened utg and was once again met with an all-in, this time from Raffaele Sorrentino for 153,000 (25 BB). Ojha put in the call, in search of a bounty token.

Board 9♦ T♥ Q♥ A♥ Q♣ however, ran a boat for Sorrentino, costing Ojha yet another chunk off his stack.

Ankit Wadhawan risked his last 113,000 (19 BB) preflop and was looked up by initial raiser Vishal Ojha.

Wadhawan in great form, easily bagged the double up as board K♣ Q♦ 8♥ 2♥ Q♠ kept him ahead from start to finish.

Vishal Ojha opened utg, followed by a raise to 27,500 from Harsh Bubna. Karan Sitlani squeezed all-in on the big blind for 176,500 (35 BB), and saw Ojha push likewise. Bubna got out of the way, leaving the two to run the cards.

Sitlani ahead, secured the hefty boost as his pocket pair held on board Q♣ Q♥ 6♦ 7♠ K♦ .

Josip Simunic fired a 20,000 three bet against an open and saw chip leader Vishal Ojha complete.

On flop A♥ 2♥ 5♥ , Ojha check called a small 7,000 cbet, and went ahead to lead all-in on turn K♦ . Simunic surrendered and shot down to 9 BBs.

Three players have since cracked the 200K mark with Harsh Bubna leading the charge mid way through Level 11.

A blind vs blind battle between Ali Hassan and Vishal Ojha built a sizeable pot of 76,400 in the middle preflop.

Hassan continued for 9,000 on flop T♦ A♦ 9♣ , called by his opponent onto turn T♣ . Both checked it through to river K♣ , where Hassan led all-in. Ojha opted out and decided to save his 50 big blinds behind.

Hassan showed 4♦ as he raked in the pot.

Facing an open and a call, Shanhui Li sent out a three bet to 7,000 on the small blind and saw initial raiser Vishal Ojha complete.

Li continued for 6,000 on flop K♣ 3♣ J♦ and went on to barrel all-in for 26,300 on turn 2♥ . Ojha missed to make the call, earning Li the boost.

A preflop back and forth landed both Lewis Cowell's and Vishal Ojha's roughly starting stacks in the middle.

Cowell in a terrible spot, bound for an early exit as board T♠ Q♣ 2♠ 2♦ 4♣ left his pocket kings behind all the way.