Joseph Elia just joined the ever-growing group of those with six-figure stacks.
Three-handed, one player bet 8,500 on a 
flop and got one call before Elia bumped it to 20,000. The original bettor folded, but the caller shipped it in with the 
.
Elia called off with the 
and held on a 
turn and river combo.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
With ten levels now behind them, the remaining 87 players in the field are off on a 45-minute dinner break.
The board currently lists 175 entries, but registration and reentry is open until the end of the dinner break and the start of Level 11, at approximately 7 p.m. local time in Niagara Falls.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Steve Bullard made it 3,000 and Silvio DeRubeis bumped it to 9,500 with about 20,500 behind.
After a 
flop, DeRubeis ripped it in and got the from Bullard on the 
flush draw. DeRubeis had the tenious lead with his 
, but could not fade the 
flush making river.
Suddenly DeRubeis is out and Bullard is now close to 100,000
Jason Nablo continues to climb the leaderboard with a relentless run of good cards, good calls and good fortune.
Aces held versus 
in one spot, and he managed to pick off an ill-timed Nick Walker bluff with a small pair, although Walker reportedly got the message and gave up on the river.
Nablo had it up to 120,000 and despite a slight dip, he's still trending upwards.
The biggest beneficiary of the early Mike Rellinger blow up has moved into the chip lead now.
Alex Rice played a hand with 
versus on a 
getting about as much value out of it as he could to move up to 150,000.
In the meantime, Rellinger slipped quietly back into the room, reentered, and is at a late-reg table in the back trying to fly under the radar.
Kim Long Trieu flopped a straight flush draw versus Matt Shanahan's pocket aces.
He rivered the flush to double and add to Shanahan's Summer Slam woes, swapping spots with him on the leaderboard.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
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