28: Dustin Woolf
29: Matt Sterling
30: Jesse Chinni
31: Mark Gregorich
32: Samuel Hapaly
33: Jim Sachinidis
34: Benjamin Hock
35: Vivek Rajkumar
36: Mike Sexton
All the money goes in preflop, as Paul Zalewski moves in with , and Michael Gracz, after some deliberation, calls with . The board brings no face cards at all, , and Paul Zalewski is eliminated from the tournament.
After riding a short stack for a while, Dustin moved in with and got called by Nick Schulman with . No help for Dustin, and our chip leader to start the day falls in 22nd place.
PokerNews grabbed Mike Gracz on break from the $5,000 No-Limit Event, just before he went on a tear and built up to over 700,000 in chips - good for a share of the chip lead.
Click here to check out the interview with Mike, along with all the other videos from this event.
Play is getting a little tight and two players at table 67 are chatting to pass the time. In a hand over an hour ago, Dustin Dirksen (22nd place finisher) showed down a bluff holding 10-2 offsuit -- the bluffee being Michael Gracz. Tex Barch was needling Gracz, saying "Call-fold is hardly a winning strategy. Do you see ghosts around every corner?" "No I don't see ghosts around every corner," answered Gracz. "But you know how cards go. The kid had been running hot."
At this point a woman comes running into the roped-off area, followed closely by her husband. She throws her arms around Kathy Liebert while her husband takes a few flash photos. Liebert takes it all in stride as the floor escorts them out of the area, explaining that Kathy is working now.
19: Lyle Vincent
20: Daniel Fuhs
21: Sirous Jamshidi
22: Dustin Dirksen
23: TJ Cloutier
24: Paul Zalewski
25: Joshua Weiland
26: Jan Von Halle
27: Max Pescatori