The 14 remaining players have taken a 15 minute break before returning to the 10,000/20,000 blind level. Seth Evans leads the way as the only player to surpass the 1 million chip mark. The next two players eliminated will take home $1,610.
Here are the counts:
Seth Evans - 1.055M
Travis Barnes- 805,000
Garret Riley - 730,000
Table 26, Seat 9 - 555,000
Charles Leroi - 535,000
Nick Bouse - 535,000
Tim Fowler - 436,000
Brian Tracy - 385,000
Amy Hallowell - 315,000
Jeff Copeland - 267,000
Brian Schoonover - 273,000
Table 29, Seat 2 - 165,000
Hyun Lee - 115,000
Ron Amos- 95,000
Level - 21
Blinds - 10,000/20,000
Players Remaining - 14
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