Oliver "Dragon" Boesch is sporting a massive stack of more than 700,000 and just paid off a bet of 10,000 by Dara O'Kearney on the river of a board 
. A third player in the hand had folded and O'Kearney's 
for a pair of tens was good enough to win the pot.
Boesch is still among the biggest stacks in the rooms right now as the field slowly but surely gets thinned.
A short stack ended up all in with 
and big stack Edward Mancini called out of the small blind with the 
.
The board came 
and Mancini locked up the knockout on the turn already to climb to almost half a million in chips.
Small sections of the Pavilion white and green section are still in play while yellow has already completely broken and sent players to new seats within the big room.
Some further big stacks have emerged, some of which have more than half a million and all on moving tables, while Ariel Mantel has remained in his seat. The Argentinian just now flopped trips and was paid off when his table neighbor called a bet of 40,000 on the 
river. Mantel turned over 
and his opponent tapped the table.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Barny Boatman opened to 11,500 and got two callers, one behind and one in the big blind.
The flop was the 
and all three checked. The turn saw another check from the big blind and Boatman made a delayed continuation bet of 18,000, only the player behind called.
Heads up on the river and they both checked once more and then each turned over ace-queen. The dealer chopped it up as Boatman said "I'll settle for that."
David Moses has worked his way up the leader board, one with a bluff catcher and the other with top pair which he showed after the opponent folded.
Even more chips currently belong to Joseph Weinberger, who sits at more than half a million. According to Weinberger, he flopped a set of nines against ace-queen for top pair and top kicker, and a flopped flush against the nut flush draw held as well.
A short stack jammed for 63,000 and Nipun Java moved all in over the top from one seat over to force out everyone else.
Short stack:
Nipun Java: 
While Java was behind preflop, he spiked a set on and held up on the 
turn and 
river to crack the superior pocket pair.
Matt Affleck three-bet all in and took it down. Michael Gagliano has hit the rail and Matt Salsberg is chipping up.
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