Leo Kaplin and Buck Ramsay were in a $60,000-chip pot on an 
board with Kaplin all in for about the size of the pot and promising to show either way.
Ramsay eventually let it go and Kaplin showed all three aces, but not quads.
The race to the money is on and they've got to reach the final table to get there.
Jeff Salhab continues to dominate with 23 left now at the start of Level 10.
The rest of contenders list looks like the lineup for a decent $5/$10 PLO game planned for later tonight. The top stacks left are listed below:
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
Prize pool information for the 2016 Seneca Fall Classic $300 Pot Limit Omaha has been released.
With 80 entries and reentries the total prize pool is $20,140 and they will pay the top eight.
A $6,847 first-place prize sits on top with an eighth-place min-cash ringing in at $806. Full prize pool information is available in the Payouts Tab above.
There were a few last minute sign-ups at the break bringing the grand total of entries and reentries to 80, beating the 77 they drew last time around at Seneca.
Bruce Pace jumped back in and is already out, running a Jack high flush into the nuts.
There are now just 24 players left on three eight-handed tables with full prize pool information expected to be released minutes from now.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
The players are off on a 10-minute break with eight 30-minute levels now behind them.
When play resumes, registration and reentry will officially close.
John Stempien bet 2,500 into two opponents on an 
flop and got just one caller in David Grana.
Grana checked the 
turn and Stempien bet 6,000. Grana folded allowing Stempien to climb the counts and begin to build a threatening stack.
In the meantime, Blake Napierala lost most of his stack running top pair and a draw into a set and failing to improve. He held on to peanuts for a while, but they've been crushed now.
Below is a list of players with the biggest stacks in the room:
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
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