Updated chip counts have been posted; click on the "Chip Counts" tab for the most recent numbers. With 6 players left, the average chip stack is $1,587,500.

Play is done for the day as we are down to our final six players. Players are currently bagging their chips and final counts will be up momentarily.

Erick Lindgren raises to $140,000 and Josh Spiegelman moves all in for around $675,000. Right behind him, Peter Feldman moves all in for about $515,000. Lindgren folds and Spiegelman shows As-Kd but Feldman has Ad-Ah. Feldman is a 92.8% favorite per the Card Player Odds Calculator. The flop comes Jd-10d-7h, but the turn brings the Qs and make Spiegelman his straight. The 2d comes on the river and Peter "Nordberg" Feldman is eliminated on one of the sickest beats we have seen in this tournament.

Play is starting again and the day will end with the elimination of one more player. The final six will play tomorrow at the TV final table.

Updated chip counts have been posted; click on the "Chip Counts" tab for the most recent numbers. With 7 players left, the average chip stack is $1,360,714.

The players take a 15-minute break before the blinds increase to $20,000-40,000 with a $5,000 ante.

Tournament officials will be racing off the $1,000 chips during the break.

After a flop of Qc-Jd-7h, Joseph Miceli moves all in for $291,000. John D'Agostino says "I guess I just feel like gambling..." and calls with 10s-9c. Miceli flips over Kc-Qs and is ahead. But, the 8s on the turn gives Dags the straight. A meaningless 7d comes on the river and Joseph Miceli is eliminated.

Dags is now up to around $1,200,000.

Michael Mizrachi raises preflop to $90,000. Don Mullis pushes all in for $960,000. After a few minutes, Mizrachi calls and shows pocket queens. Mullis has pocket jacks. The board improves neither player and Don Mullis is eliminated.

Mizrachi is now at around $2,400,000 and has taken over the chip lead.

Chip counts have been updated and are posted under the "Chip Count" tab.

Stuart "thedonator" Paterson raises preflop to $90,000. He gets two callers in Joseph Miceli and Erick Lindgren. The flop comes 9c-2s-2d. Paterson bets $175,000. Lindgren folds and Miceli calls. The turn is the Ac and Paterson moves all in for around $600,000 more and after a long time, Miceli folds.

Paterson rakes a pot of around $650,000.