A post-dinner pass through the field yields updated counts on all. Here are the ten players sitting at the top of the counts at the moment with 50 players left:
T.J. Cloutier -- 232,000
Chau Giang -- 225,000
Bryce Yockey -- 220,000
Roger McDow -- 189,000
Dilyan Kovachev -- 180,000
Michael Greco -- 171,000
Tommy Le -- 157,000
Eric Rabl -- 152,000
Dmitrii Valouev -- 152,000
Norman Collingsworth -- 150,000
A couple more eliminations to report. Daniel Hirschberg is out. So is Thomas Bichon of Team PokerStars France are both among the min-cashers in this one.
Norman Collingsworth was in middle position and raised to 5,000 and Ilya Briskin called from the button.
The two saw a flop of 
and both checked. Collingsworth checked the 
on the turn and Briskin bet 8,000. Collingsworth called and both players checked the 
on the river.
Briskin showed 
for two pair and Collingsworth said, "It's good," before mucking. Briskin is up to 40,000 while Collingsworth takes a small drop down to 116,000.
From the cutoff, Michael Binger raised to 8,400, about half his stack, and the player on the button called. After both blinds got out of the way, the flop came 
.
Binger immediately moved all in and his opponent, who looked frustrated, threw away his cards. Binger is still short-stacked with around 27,000.
In one of the first hands back from the break, Stephane Tayar was all in for his tourney life following a 
flop against Matthew Reed. Tayar held 
for a set of jacks, while Reed had 
.
The turn was the and the river the 
. Tayar ended with jacks full of kings, and doubles to 35,000, while Reed has 55,000.
Players are back from their dinner break and the action is underway. The plan is to play six more levels tonight.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
The money bubble is burst, and so is Level 14. Players are now on a one hour dinner break.
Just before the dinner break, Jeffrey Schnettler was all in against Michael Greco on a 
flop.
Schnettler: 
Greco: 
The turn was the , keeping Greco in the lead. The 
on the river changed nothing and Schnettler was eliminated. He's our first to cash, earning $5,304 for making it past the bubble bursting. Meanwhile, Greco increased his stack to 150,000.
Three players limped, including Jonathan Depa in the cutoff. Michael Greco completed from the small blind, and Alessandro Dalbello looked down at his stack of 4,000 in the big blind. He smiled and joked about pushing all in right then, but checked his option instead.
The flop came . It folded around to Depa who bet 4,600. Greco called from the small blind, and Dalbello shrugged and said he had to call, too, with his last chips.
"It has been fun guys," said Dalbello. "It is fun," he said, correcting his tense.
The two other players checked the turn. The river was the 
. Greco paused a beat, then checked, and Depa checked as well. Greco showed 
for the flopped boat, Depa mucked, and Dalbello tabled his busted flush draw -- 
.
We're in the money!
