The only former ANZPT Melbourne champ has been eliminated.
Martin Kozlov, the player in question, was short stacked and ended up all in from the big blind holding 
. He was against 
from the player in the small blind. The board ran out 
and it was all over for Kozlov.
Here are the approximate stacks of some of the players during Level 14.
There are 71 players remaining. The top 63 make the money.
We have just watched 2005 WSOP Main Event champion Joe Hachem exit the tournament area. Hachem had been nursing a short stack for most of the day and clearly wasn't able to build a stack. It will be onto the next one for Australia's most prominent player.
Just after Level 14 began, Crown poker TD Joel Williams took to the microphone and announced to the room, "We are now one table off the money! That means the 'first card off the deck' rule and no headphones rule are now in place."
Just moments later: "Actually, my mistake we are two tables off the money! Headphones back in!"
The top 63 players make the money, 81 remain.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Bryan Huang has taken yet another hit to his stack.
We picked up the action on the 
flop. Huang was involved in the hand with two players, one being Corey Kempson. It was checked to Huang, who bet 5,800. Only Kempson would call, and with that, the dealer would flip over a 
on the turn. This time Huang led for 12,700 and Kempson once again made the call. The board completed with an 
and Huang led for 33,700. Kempson took a long time, but eventually found a call.
Huang flashed 
for a bluff, and Kempson turned over his 
for a rivered king-high flush.
As Kempson raked in his new chips, some of his tablemates questioned why he took so long to call on the river, was he planning on folding?
“Yeah, I was gonna call, call and then fold, GG,” Kempson sarcastically quipped.
“I was thinking about raising,” he added.
He is up to 250,000. Huang is down to 125,000.
Brett Chalhoub started the day as one of the shorter stacks, but it is still alive and healthy with approximately 83 players remaining. Chalhoub is up to 120,000 and that's despite losing a sizable pot recently when he ran 
into the 
of a relatively short-stacked player, all in preflop.
Omer Silajdzija has just eliminated Daniel Botta.
The final hand of Botta’s tournament saw him three-bet all in for 34,000 from the small blind after Silajdzija had opened to 5,600 from the hijack. Silajdzija made the call and it was Botta’s 
against Silajdzija’s 
.
By the time a turn had ran out on a 
board, Silajdzija had hit a set of tens, but Botta had made a straight. Then a completed the board on the river and it was all over for Botta.
Here are the approximate stacks of some of the players as we draw closer to the money bubble.
Approximately 90 players are back from the break.
Don't forget that the top 63 players will make the money, so we are likely to get near the bubble soon enough.
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