07-28-2015 22:53 UTC-4
Tom Babiarz is firmly in the lead now with 170,000-plus, but after one player ran queens into his aces, Nicholas May is close.
He's on over 140,000 now and headed down the home stretch.
Player
Chips
Progress
Tom Babiarz
170,000
59,000
59,000
141,200
67,700
67,700
07-28-2015 22:49 UTC-4
David Whyte pushed in and Jason Nablo and Leon Martin made the call before Mandy Smith came over the top for almost 30,000.
Only Martin called, but his king high and Whyte's ace high were no good against Smith's pocket queens after a board of bricks.
Whyte busted, Martin was left relatively short and Smith joined the 100,000 chip club following the hand.
Player
Chips
Progress
Jason Nablo
100,000
65,000
65,000
Mandy Smith
100,000
20,000
David Whyte
Busted
07-28-2015 22:28 UTC-4
The players have headed off on the final 10-minute break of the night and will return to play three more levels before bagging up.
When they return to start Level 13 the registration and re-entry period will close.
07-28-2015 22:24 UTC-4
Jason Nablo
Jason Nablo just turned up in Level 10 and already has 35,000 in chips, much to the dismay of the many short stacks in the room who have been grinding nubs for the past four and a half hours to no avail.
Player
Chips
Progress
Jason Nablo
35,000
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Jason Nablo
07-28-2015 22:15 UTC-4
Dennis Durante
Dennis Durante is on his fourth bullet in this event and hoping this is the one.
Things got off to a good start as he shoved aces right out of the gate and flopped quads to push his stack above starting.
Player
Chips
Progress
Dennis Durante
16,800
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Dennis Durante
07-28-2015 22:12 UTC-4
Nicholas May
22-year-old Nicholas May is just barely old enough to register for this event, but certainly young enough to win it.
And he's now got the kind of stack that can make that happen after defending his big blind with , flopping two pair and turning a boat to double into contention.
Player
Chips
Progress
73,500
73,500
73,500
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Nicholas May
07-28-2015 21:59 UTC-4
Tom Babiarz
Those questioning if John Stempien would keep all his chips now have an answer: Half of them.
Tom Babiarz doubled through him to take a spot among the leaders now, getting it in with two pair and getting the call from Stempien on an overpair.
Stempien was left with about half the big stack he had earlier.
Player
Chips
Progress
Tom Babiarz
111,000
John Stempien
35,200
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