Play has ended with 66 players still alive in the field, and they'll return to action tomorrow (Sunday) at 12:00 noon EST. Return to CardPlayer.com for continuing live coverage of all the action, with video updates and the hit radio show, "The Circuit" with Scott Huff and Mike Matusow.

Official chip counts for the end of Day Two have been posted; click on the "Chip Counts" tab for the official numbers heading to day three. The chip leader is Steve Paul-Ambrose with $275,200, followed by Isidor Subotic ($274,800), Allen Goldstein ($257,000), David Singer ($248,600), and Will Barr ($247,800). The big notables still in the field include Marco Traniello ($192,500), day one chip leader Brian Mogelefsky ($184,400), Matt Matros ($144,500), and Hoyt Corkins ($56,200).

The World Championship of Battleship Poker (announced at the start of the day) is filling up, but there are still seats available in the $1,000 buy-in event. You must sign up in person at the Atlantis Casino in the Bahamas, and you must be able to provide your own laptop. (PokerStars will provide internet access and a power strip.) PokerStars team members Chris Moneymaker and Isabelle Mercier will both be playing in the event, and this is your chance to play in the first-ever tournament of its kind. People will be watching in person from the Bahamas and around the world on PokerStars.com as players battle heads-up in person and over the internet.

Day two comes to an end with 30 minutes left at the current level of blinds. The surviving players will return tomorrow at 12:00 noon EST to continue playing toward the WPT Final Table.

The following players have been eliminated, finishing in the money:

Updated chip counts have been posted; click on the "Chip Counts" tab for the most recent numbers. With 73 players remaining, the average chip count is about $99,178. The chip leader is Allen Goldstein with about $319,000.

The players take a 15-minute break before the blinds increase to $1,200-$2,400, with a $400 ante. There are about 73 players remaining, with an average chip stack of about $100,000. Updated chip counts are coming soon.