Break Time; Kroon Leading, Lovers Unite, Pros Falling
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The remaining players here on Day 2c are heading on a 20-minute break.
As play began in level seven, it would be crowd favorite Daniel Negreanu unfortunately falling to the rail when he lost a flip with 
against 
. However it would be the spotting of two newlyweds located on the same table that would draw lots of attention as Laura Green and Scott Born were separated by just one player.
NHL goalie Roberto Luongo would be one of the many players to fall this level when he committed on the turn with a straight draw but was unable to improve against his opponent's two pair. Chris DeMaci, Allyn Jaffrey Shulman, A.J. Jejelowo, Nam Le, Nick Schulman, Adam Levy and Bryan Devonshire all hit the rail while Dan Kelly's run at claiming Player of the Year points also were cut down when his 
was outdrawn by his opponent's 
when they turned a set.
Previous November Niners Rob Salaburu and Joseph Cheong, as well as Jean-Robert Bellande, Bryn Kenney and Carlos Mortensen all began mounting a charge up the leaderboard, but when the bell rang for break, Mark Kroon would still lead with a whopping 292,000 in chips.
With players now stretching their legs and enjoying 20 minutes away from the felt, check out this video Lynn Gilmartin recorded with Tom Dwan about his short-lived stay in the Main Event.