Yuliyan Kolev raised to 6,500 and Matthias de Meulder moved all in two seats over for 52,000. The remaining players to act behind them folded and the Bulgarian called. It was a flip with the 
versus 
and Kolev had the better end of a 
board.
Busted the millionaire maker in 341st place for $5,348.00. Not quite a million, but oh well... first cash of the summer.Follow @mattionfire
The latest wave of exits includes those of Alexis Gilbard, Matt Marafioti, Mike Sexton, Giacomo Fundaro and Peter Hong.
After losing a race to see his stack dip down to 56,000, Matt Brady scored a double up when he picked up 
and was up against a bigger stacks 
. The board would run out 
to secure the pot for the long time pro best known for his $1,000,000 payday at the 2008 Aruba Classic. This is Brady's 19th career WSOP cash and he is coming off an excellent 2013 WSOP that saw him make the money on five separate occasions.
Julian Thomas lost with pocket nines versus pocket eights and since moved all in twice to grab the blinds and antes.
Allen Kessler dropped all the way back to 24,500 when he three-bet shoved into an open raise from Randy "nanonoko" Lew. The latter called with 
but was unable to improve against the 
of Kessler on a 
board.
Almost two days of poker and $5,384 in prize money. Not a bad job if you can get it.
These are the last players to collect $4,630, anyone busting now adds $5,384 to their bankroll.
The tournament staff has just announced that they will be playing through Level 18 (three more levels) and then bagging and tagging. Play will resume tomorrow at 1 p.m. local time.
Level: 16
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
They are on a 15-minute break while they color up the black T100 chips.
Got some orange chips! 100k with 394 players left. Blinds 3/6k/a next! #MillionaireMaker http://t.co/1BdNWafVRYFollow @nanonoko
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