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The lobby clock says 128 players entered so far, meaning that the prizepool is officially over $25,000. Registration will be available until about 10:40 PM ET, so there is still time to hop in on the short handed action! Stay tuned for another round of big stack chip counts to be posted shortly after the break wraps up.
To give you an idea of the kind of big money payouts players will be looking at in this series, we figured we would post the results from the last series in December. Just like this series, the events lasted for a full week, with a few notables earning titles, including Jake "FerociousPanda" Toole, Alex "JinYang" Butcher, Stanton "Stonniepokes" Tentnowski, and Ryan "TheSims" Hohner.
Michael “IIIIIIIIIIIII” Haberman has been steamrolling his table from the start tonight, and that is showing no signs of slowing down. In the latest hand, Haberman was heads up against "hoysrevenge13" on a completed board of . "hoysrevenge13" fired 14,700, about half the size of the pot, but Haberman wanted to play for more, as he moved all in.
"hoysrevenge13" thought for a bit before folding, and Haberman took down the pot to increase his chip leading stack to nearly 250,000.
After an hour of play, the 62 remaining players are taking their first five minute break of the day. The total field size is up to 84, putting the prizepool at just under $17,000 so far. Here are how the big stacks currently look.
"beast801" and "joey1way" went heads up to a flop of . "beast801" checked to "joey1way", who bet out 2,445. "beast801" check raised to 8,600, and "joey1way" called to see the hit the turn. "beast801" shoved all in for 14,000 and change, and that was too much for "joey1way", who released his hand.
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We didn't catch the action until the river card was dealt, but there was still plenty of action to be seen. There was about 11,000 in the middle when Anthony "supremetny" Chin led for a small bet of 1,250. John Allan "treetrap" Hinds raised to up to 10,500, but Chin wasn't going anywhere, shoving all in for over 65,000.
Hinds thought for a bit before folding, and Chin scooped a nice pot.
. "hoysrevenge13" fired 14,700, about half the size of the pot, but Haberman wanted to play for more, as he moved all in. 
. "beast801" checked to "joey1way", who bet out 2,445. "beast801" check raised to 8,600, and "joey1way" called to see the 
hit the turn. "beast801" shoved all in for 14,000 and change, and that was too much for "joey1way", who released his hand.
