Kim Tipton is well on his way to building a big stack tonight thanks to a couple of big pairs.
He got paid off with 
at hist first table of the night and managed to do the same with 
at his new table moments ago.
Christine Hadcock got it in with 
holding the next-to-nut straight on a 
flop against a player with top pair to begin her climb to a spot near the top of the chip counts.
The Hamilton, Ontario, Canada resident is feeling right at home now.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Pat Moeller just jumped into the event less than a half hour ago and already has the biggest stack in the room, by a fairly large margin.
His meteoric rise has him on 90,000 and counting as he just picked up another pot. It started with his button raise to 2,600 that was defended by the big blind. Both players checked the 
flop.
But when the big blind made it 3,500 on the 
turn, Moeller pushed all in. The big blind folded to hand Moeller another win without showdown.
With registration and re-entry avaialable until the start of the 13th level, this sixth and final flight has already surpassed Day 1d as the busiest yet.
The board currently boasts 264 entries, dwarfing Day 1d's 204 with even more expected as the evening wears on.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
The players have headed off on an short break as the tournament staff colors up the green 25-denomination chips.
Ron Stewart flopped the nut flush and found an opponent all to willing to get it all his chips in the middle against him.
He's rode that big-pot win to a spot among the early leaders
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Ash Levitt has pushed up among the leaders after a huge four-way all-in pot.
He didn't need it, but Levitt made a set of queens against players holding , and 
suited to drag the pot and stack them all.
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