Today’s play comes to an end when Chad Layne eliminates Kathy Liebert.
When the flop comes 6h 4s 2d, Layne checks and Liebert bets 6K. Layne raises to 45K, putting Liebert all-in. She thinks for a loooong time, then calls. She turns over Ks 4h and Layne shows 9s 6s, for a higher pair. The turn and river are Jh Ac, sealing Liebert’s fate. She is elimintated and Chad Layne wins the table and the last seat at the Final Table.

	Kathy Liebert

Back from break, Dustin Woolf wins his seat at the Final Table when he calls a pre-flop, all-in, from Yoshio Nakano. Woolf turns over pocket 7’s while Nakano shows As Kc. The board comes 3s 3d 2c Qd 5s, giving no assistance to Nakano, and he is eliminated. Dustin Woolf has secured a seat in the conclusion of the tournament, tomorrow.

	Yosh Nakano

Here are the approximate chip counts for the last two tables that will resume heads-up play, after the break:

Those still playing have gone on a dinner break for about an hour.

Dustin Woolf and Yosh Nakano are heads-up and Woolf gets doubled up when Nakano raises to 8k, before the flop. Woolf comes over the top for 20K. Nakano pushes all-in and Woolf calls with Td Th. Nakano has Js Jh, which gives him the initial lead. The board comes Tc 4d 2s 5c 6d, delivering a set to Woolf. Dustin Woolf is up to about 134K now and Yosh Nakano has about 66K.

This tournament started yesterday with 600 players. The total prizepool is $1,092,000. All the players eliminated today receive $4,805. All players advancing to the Final Table tomorrow are guaranteed to win at least $16,380. The champion of this tournament will win $240,222, and the bracelet.

Level 6 has started with blinds at $1500 / $3000, and a $500 ante.