We had some familiar faces fall in last group, including Lisa Parsons, Mandy Baker, and last year's champion Marsha Wolak. Each of the last nine to hit the rail will be cashing tickets worth $2,098.
73rd: Lisa Parsons
74th: Marsha Wolak
75th: Jacquelyn Williams
76th: Mandy Baker
77th: Khamsy Nuanmanee
78th: Kimberly Morgan
79th: Heather Mann
80th: Ranae Warren
81st: Donna Houle
A player raised to 3,700 from the cutoff, then Brandon Uhl pushed his short stack all in from the button and Jana Delacerra called from the big blind. After some thought the original raiser folded, showing 
as she did.
Uhl showed 
and de la Cerra 
. The flop then came 
, pairing Uhl. The turn was the 
, meaning there were just two kings left in the deck that could win her the hand.
The dealer then burned and turned over the river… the 
! Uhl is out, and with Gaelle Baumann having lost a few chips of late, it appears de la Cerra has grabbed the chip lead.
The remaining players are taking the first 20-minute break of the day.
Level: 13
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Liina Vark just found herself all in and at risk holding 
versus the 
of Jana de la Cerra. The board came 
, and Vark is out. Meanwhile, de la Cerra adds still more to her chip-leading stack.
These nine each earned $2,359:
64th: Lisa Mcnabb
65th: Pauline Stregger
66th: Inesa Paberzs
67th: Maria Sorensen
68th: Deborah Hewitt
69th: Brandon Uhl
70th: Yukina Masaki
71st: Frances Ey
72nd: Leslie Nielsen
A player raised to 3,600 from under the gun, and Barbara Rega called from one seat over. J.J. Liu called as well from the cutoff seat, as did Yen Dang in the big blind.
The four players saw a flop come 
. Dang checked, Rega bet 8,000, and all three of Rega's opponents called. The turn was the 
. This time it checked to Rega who pushed her last 7,700 forward, and Liu called behind her. That's when Dang reraised to 27,700, getting a call from the original raiser and a fold from Liu.
The river brought the , and when Dang checked her lone remaining opponent pushed all in, and Dang called with the 33,200 she had left. Dang turned over 
for two pair, which was better than her opponent's as well as Rega's .
Rega is out, and with that huge pot Dang becomes our new chip leader, soaring to 186,000.
We're down to 54 players now, gathered around six tables. The last nine to fall each took home $2,687.
55th: Kimberly Francisco
56th: Nikki Griffith
57th: Barbara Rega
58th: Chii Sun
59th: Min Dong
60th: Sharon Hron
61st: April Fisher
62nd: Kathleen Mahaney
63rd: Liina Vark
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Debbie Pechac just reduced the field by one more while picking up some more chips.
After raising to 5,000 from middle position, an opponent in the small blind pushed all in for 18,000 and Pechac called, tabling 
to her opponent's 
. The board came 
and Pechac's jacks held.
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