One wouldn't normally think a flop like the 
would cause a lot of fireworks. However, with 100,000 already in a heads-up pot between Colin Reid and Tim Campbell, that exact flop saw a raising war.
Reid bet 53,000, Campbell raised to 129,000 and Reid shoved for 125,000 more. Campbell called with the 
, but Reid had the goods.
His 
ultimately held on an 
run out and Reid now has half a million. Campbell was left with half that.
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
With 30 players left they are down to the final three tables.
The following players all busted in the money. Check the Payout Tab to see where they ended up.
Randy Pfeifer has moved up to the 400,000 mark courtesy of an ill-timed shove by Nathan Kross.
Kross' nines were no match for Pfeifer's queens and as he hit the exit, Pfeifer is contending again.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
With 200,000 in the pot already, Anthony Faulise called a 125,000-chip bet from Mark Alott on an 
board to the turn.
They both checked the river and Allott showed 
for trips. Faulise mucked and Allott is now firmly in the lead and closing in on a final table stack already.
The following includes updated counts for the current chip leaders:
The following list of players busted in the money. Check the payouts tab to see where they placed.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Keith Gray has taken hold of the chip lead after a massive cooler.
Some unfortunate soul ran kings into his aces for a 360,000-chip pot and when the dust settled, he was out and Gray was on top of the chip counts.
In the meantime, Jason Nablo came in with a huge stack, but will disappoint his legions of fans yet again by taking a second-level cash. He just never got it going today, losing pot after pot until all the chips were gone.
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