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With roughly 360 players remaining in the field and 243 of these receiving a part of the $3,231,900 prizepool, the question is will we get to the money?
At the rate that we have been losing players recently, there is a good chance, but after years of being behind the computer covering tournaments around the room, it is unlikely due to the bubble fear factor.
However, this PokerNews blogger loves to be proved wrong!
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Darryll Fish opened the pot with a 1,800-chip raise in early position and was called by the player in the cutoff seat.
Flop: 
Fish checked-raised his opponents bet and all the chips ended up in the middle of the table, in rather tidy fashion.
Fish tabled 
and his opponent 
.
The turn brought a 
to the tabke and the river card was a 
. Fish moved up to 60,000 chips and his opponent is out of the tournament.
With only 380 players remaining, here is how the leaderboard stacks up.
Neil Channing - 115,000
Jimmie Guinthes - 105,000
Anthony Pope - 90,000
Matt Stout - 90,000
Ryan Allen - 72,000
Carlos Mortensen - 68,000
Dave Sands - 65,000
Walking round the tournament floor we found the following players seats empty - and after closer inspection - also not located in the tournament.
Nikolay Evdakov, John Phan, Alex Bolotin and Florian Langmann.
Nam Le opened to 2,500 from middle position and found a caller as both players checked the 
flop.
The 
landed on the turn and Le fired out a 3,500-chip bet which his opponent called before the 
fell on the river.
Le opted with 5,200 this time, but his opponent tossed his hand into the muck to see the pot pushed to Le as he climbs to roughly 42,000 in chips.
Le must have had a good dinner, because when they departed, he had just under 5,000 in chips.
Dan Kelly opened to 1,600 under the gun only to have Phil Hellmuth move all in for 4,700 total.
Kelly made the call tabling The Hellmuth - or in normal words - 
to be in a race against Hellmuth's 
.
The board ran out 
to see the crowd favorite hit the rail.
According to Anthony Pope, Jennifer Tilly opened the pot with a 1,700-chip raise and Pope re-popped it to 5,000. Tilly called.
The flop come out 
and Pope fired a 5,000-chip bet and Tilly popped it to 15,000. Pope tanked and announced re-raise all in. Tilly called an tabled 
. Pope showed 
.
The turn card was a 
and the river brought to the table a . Tilly is out and Pope moved up to 70,000 chips.
Facing a raise on the button to 2,300, Neil Channing three-bet from the small blind to 7,500.
"How much is that?" asked Matt Stout as he contemplated a decision from out of the big blind.
Stout then grabbed a stack of yellow 1,000-denomination chips, carefully cut down a raise of 19,000 and dropped them into the pot.
The button passed, as did Channing, to see Stout take down the pot and move to 95,000 as Channing slips to below 70,000.
Facing an under the gun raise to 2,000, Phil Hellmuth made the call from the big blind leaving himself just 3,500 behind.
The flop fell down 
and Hellmuth check-folded when his opponent moved all in.
The next hand however Hellmuth pushed from the small blind to pick up the 800 big blind and the antes to recover to 5,200.
