Well, that's it. The chips are being bagged and tagged, and it looks as though 107 runners have made it through to Day 2 -- an impressive whittling down of our 446-strong starters.
David Baker seems to have snuck into the chip lead in the last few hands with 72,100, but there are a number of players trailing only slightly behind, so it's really anyone's game come tomorrow. Also still in, albeit on more modest stacks, are big names Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Brock Parker and Maria Ho.
We'll be back here at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when we'll be doing our damnedest to play down to a final table.
Teddy "Iceman" Monroe has finally bitten the dust after dwindling for some time.
On his final hand he held and was dominated by two players both holding . Everyone hit an eight, but Monroe failed to hit a jack to go with it, and while the other two players chopped the pot, he hit the rail.
We're down to that very special do-or-die point in the day.
Our chip leaders include Jared O'Dell, Simen Sagstuen and Soheil Shamseddin, all on over 40,000. Tommy Hang still leads as far as we can see, on over 50,000.
A total lack of chips for Mr. Henning Granstad, and the necessary conclusion that he is busto.
He called a raise preflop, as did the gent in the big blind, and they went three-way to a flop. The big blind checked and the original raiser bet; Granstad raised and the big blind got out of their way. The original raiser reraised, Granstad called all in, and was most disappointed to see his dominated by Mr. Original Raiser's .
No help for Granstad from the turn or river and out he went, not long before the end of the day.
Teddy "Iceman" Monroe: 3,000
Marc Naalden: 23,000
Daniel Negreanu: 13,000
Alex Kravchenko: dirty stack, but it could be in the vague region of 25,000
Tommy Hang: 51,000 and chip leader
Soheil Shamseddin: 42,000
Marcel Luske: 28,000
Ivo Donev: 16,500
Maria Ho: 22,000
Mickey Seagle: 5,000
Phil Hellmuth: 18,000
Greg Mueller is below average but better than he was -- he's up to 13,500 after knocking out a player.
The soon-to-be-busted gent in question raised in mid position and Mueller called out of the big blind; the last of the unfortunate's chips went in on the flop and although he picked up a couple outs on the turn, none of them came through on the river and out he went.