After final tabling this event last year. Team Eurolinx', Marc Karam manages to achieve yet another phenomenal feat, by going very deep again this year. His bust out in 25th place earns him 49,000$ and even more respect and admiration from poker fans around the globe.

His accomplishments as a professional poker player place him amongst some of the greatest in the game.

There is no doubt in our minds that before his career is over, Marc will find himself in the poker hall of fame!

Until then, you can find Marc "Myst" Karam playing on Eurolinx poker as "_myst_".

Marc gets it all in in a Massive pot for over a million chips.

After the CO bet 20k the button called and the big stack who had been playing hyper aggressive made it 110k. Marc shoves for 410k. Folds to the big stack who calls with AK. Matc tables JJ and when a K hits the flop it's all over.

Marc is being re-raised a lot and having to fold. He is down to 500k. He's still in great shape though and will probably change gears to adjust to this new table.

The only recognizable face at Marc's new table is Scott Clements

27 players remain. Marc's table breaks and he has 710k in chips.

It's the last break of the day. Marc is at 750K after calling the chip leader down with Q high on an AA99x board. The pot was small.

The last level of the day will begin shortly and there are 32 players remaining. Blinds will be 4000/8000/1000.

As we head into the break, Barry has eliminated 2 players at Marc's table and grown his stack considerably.

We're playing out the remaining 10 minutes of this level and then 1 more level for the day. So Marc only has to navigate this difficult table draw for another 100 minutes or so.

Tomorrow we will play down to 18 players.

Barry Greenstein is to his right and the chip leader is to Barry's right. Marc actually has 771k.

Marc has 761K as we go to dinner.

Marc has 761K as we go to dinner.

EP player raises to 16K, Marc repops it to 55k. The player pushes, but he doesn't have enough to make Marc fold. So Marc calls and flips over Ad8d, his opponent holds Kings and the flop brings 2 diamonds, the turn is a third diamond and for the second day in a row Marc feasts on chips before dinner. Somehow, we don't think it will ruin his appetite though.

EP player raises to 16K, Marc repops it to 55k. The player pushes, but he doesn't have enough to make Marc fold. So Marc calls and flips over Ad8d, his opponent holds Kings and the flop brings 2 diamonds, the turn is a third diamond and for the second day in a row Marc feasts on chips before dinner. Somehow, we don't think it will ruin his appetite though.

Table chip Leader raises from UTG and Marc calls from the BB. The flop is QT3 rainbow and both check. Marc leads the 6 on the turn for 40k and his opponent makes it 140 to go. Marc moves all in. His opponent finaly folds. Marc has about 660k now.

Marc lost a decent sized pot and is down to about 500k. We weren't able to see all the action, but the river was checked and Marc's oponent won with AT for top pair.