

November Nine 2015: Final Table Set with Nine Players Remaining
The November Nine 2015 tournament has reached its final stages with nine players remaining. Key eliminations and notable performances are highlighted, including the chip leaders and significant hands played.
Nikita Nikolaev was eliminated from the November Nine 2015 tournament in 54th place. Matt Guan became the chip leader after eliminating Nikita Nikolaev. Toby Lewis was eliminated after an aggressive play. Matt Jarvis, the finalist of the 2010 main tournament, was eliminated in 51st place. Brian Hastings was eliminated in 49th place. Steve Gross was eliminated in 47th place.
Cwi Stern topped the leaderboard with a stack of 12,025,000. Daniel Negreanu won a big pot with a trip and moved to the leaders with a stack of 7,160,000. Upeka de Silva, who had already won a bracelet at this series, was eliminated in 36th place. Daniel Negreanu eliminated Vasim Ahmar in 31st place. Thomas Cannuli made a raise of 300,000 from early position. James Magner folded pocket dames after a raise from early position. Kelly Minkin was the last female player eliminated in 29th place. Andrew Moreno was eliminated in 28th place.
Thomas Kirney ended the sixth day as the chip leader with a stack of 14,400,000. Matt Guan was in second place with a stack of 14,230,000. Daniel Negreanu was in 9th place with a stack of 8,495,000. Justin 'stealthmunk' Schwartz was in 10th place with a stack of 7,510,000. Pierre Neveu was in 15th place with a stack of 6,000,000. Fedor Holz was in 19th place with a stack of 4,645,000. Max Steinberg was in 24th place with a stack of 3,290,000. James Magner was eliminated in 27th place. Fedor Holz was eliminated in 25th place. Anton Morgenstern was eliminated in 22nd place. Mario Sekoira was in second place with a stack of 11,200,000. Pierre Neveu won a big pot of more than 22,000,000 against Mario Sekoira. The final table for the November Nine 2015 tournament was determined with nine players remaining.
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