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The remaining thirty-one tables are scheduled to go on a ninety-minute dinner break.
However with some tables quite short with four, three and two players remaining, they have come to an agreement to play straight through until they have a winner.
So for now, go grab some dinner, check out some of the other events that are going on today and then join us soon for some of the continued action from Event 6: $5,000 No Limit Holdem Shootout!
James Akenhead has advanced to Day 2 after eliminating his opponent on Table 2.
He and his opponent got it all-in on a 
flop, Akenhead holding 
and his opponent holding 
.
The 
moved Akenhead in the lead and the 
on the river gave him a spade flush for kicks and giggles.
Tony G had a great opportunity to double through Josh Tieman, but chopped and then was eliminated.
The board read 
when Tony G and Tieman got all the chips in and opened their hands.
Tony G: 
Tieman: 
Tony G was freerolling with clubs, but the river was red; the 
.
A few moments later Tony G busted. We missed the hand unfortunately, but we saw him leave the tournament area as Tieman waited for a tournament director.
Adam Junglen (115,000) is currently heads up against Aaron Bean (35,000).
John Duthie and Terrence Chan are now heads up.
Duthie holds the lead with 94,000 as Chan sits with 56,000 in chips.
Team PokerStars Pro Dario Minieri is chipping up at his table. He recently eliminated an opponent with 
against 
and is now up to 90,000 chips.
Chris Ferguson opened to 2,000 from the button and Kathy Liebert made the call to see a 
flop fall.
Liebert checked and Ferguson fired out 2,500 only to have Liebert make it 7,000 to go. After some deliberation, Ferguson splashed the pot with his stack of 5,000-denomination chips amounting to a raise to 42,500 to effectively put Liebert all in.
With only 22,000 remaining, Liebert made the call for her tournament life tabling her 
to be in bad shape against Ferguson's 
.
Fortunately for Liebert the turn and river ran out the 
and 
to see a flush on the board and both players taking their chips back.
It was a standard race situation between Tommy Vedes and James Collopy. They got 90,000 chips in the middle and the hands were tabled:
Vedes: 
Collopy: 
The board ran 
and Vedes became the chip leader three-handed. Collopy slipped to 20,000 chips.
Greg Mueller has just been eliminated by Faraz Jaka.
Jaka now holds a 105,000 to 45,000 chip lead over Justin Bonomo as they both battle for the one of the money-clinching spots that remain.
Vivek Rajkumar (88,000 chips) and Tom Dwan (62,000 chips) are heads up on Table 11 and Pablo Fernandez (110,000 chips) and Blake Purvis (40,000 chips) are heads up at an adjacent table.
