The plan at the beginning of the day was to play 12 45-minute levels, but that might no actually happen. The tournament organization is going to see what the situation is at the end of level 11. If the tables are short handed when level 11 finishes, that means the end of the day. If play is full ring at the end of the 11th level, play will contiue for one more level.
David Nuth was the early chip leader, but has been losing chips ever since.
Svetlin Yahov shoved from the cutoff for his last 17,100 and David Nuth in the small blind made the call. The big blind folded and the two of them had to show their cards.
Svetlin Yahov:
David Nuth:
"I don't know why I did it" Nuth said with a sad voice.
After raising to 2,200 from early position, Adam Owen watched on as David Nuth called from the big blind and the dealer spread an all-diamond flop reading . Nuth checked, Owen bet 5,300 and was called.
The arrived and both players checked, with Nuth leading for 6,500 on the and Owen ultimately folded.
Chris Moneymaker is back from his extended break and raised to 2,000 from early position. The talented Senh Ung called in middle position and Lee Dent moved all-in for 4,800 on the button. Moneymaker isolated him with a raise to 10,000, a plan that worked as it folded out Ung.
Wai Kwan Yuen checked from the small blind. Elliott Hayes in the hijack and Ross Marshall on the button both checked as well.
fell on the turn and Yuen checked a second time. Hayes bet out 4,100 and Marshall called. Yuen folded.
completing the board, Hayes now checked. Marshall moved in for 13,700 and after some tanking, Hayes folded.
for the back door flush and Hayes cracked a smile. 
flop and both players checked. They then checked the 
river, Trumper taking down the pot courtesy of his 
.
. Nuth checked, Owen bet 5,300 and was called.
arrived and both players checked, with Nuth leading for 6,500 on the 
and Owen ultimately folded.
turn and Chocola called again.
and the pot went to Chochola who showed 
