136. Chad Timmons
137. Edward Campbell
138. John Javit
139. Romeo Pueblo
140. Michael Heygood
141. Dean Humrick
142. Ernie Scherer
143. Todd Borowski
144. Scott Mulholland
145. Ryan Robinson
146. Franseno Pisani
147. Stephen Moss
148. Kenneth Meier
149. Minh Nguyen
150. Jared Schager
151. John Rooney
152. Larry Hicks
153. James Conliss
154. Laurence Ha
155. Israel Amoyal
156. Sherif Derias
157. Robert Diver
158. Gregorios Lamprims
159. Vincent Burgio
160. Kevin Ho
161. Michael Corter
162. Brian Yoder
163. James Mallinak
164. Johannes Olson
165. Mark McLaughlin
166. Michael Schorer
167. Tony Morina
168. Dersim Sylwan
169. Patrick Calerta, Jr.
170. Janet Henderson
171. Jonny Vuors
172. Mark Brysor
173. Charles Ambozi
174. Paul Zibits
175. Thomas Berg
176. Wendeen Eolis
177. Brian McClelland
178. Hamed Cholast
179. John Bradley
The story of the day has been David Williams' wild ride from chip leader, to bottom feeder, and back.
Not even five hands after he dropped to 38,000, Williams made a bold preflop call with a pocket pair of sevens; his opponent showed the .
The flop exuded a fist pump from an ecstatic Williams, who made a set when the cards fell . The on the turn gave his opponent new life, but it was short-lived as the river brought the , earning Williams the checkmark.
The UTG player raised to 5,500 and David Wililams called from late position. The flop was . The UTG player checked, Williams bet 10,000 and the UTG player called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and both players checked again. Williams showed while his opponent tabled for top pair, top kicker.