Final table action will get underway at 4pm Tuesday. Here are the players with their chip counts and final table seat assignments:

	Eric Buchman - Chip Leader

Feming raised to 100k from the cutoff and Vinnie tossed his last 95k in from the big (he already had 40k in for the blind). Feming got a 5k rebate and showed A8 off. Vinnie held KJ off. Board came 5 4 4 8 6 and Feming took the last pot of the day.

Vincent Procopio finished in 10th place, earning $14,227.

The final 9 are doing their paperwork now.

Level 19: Blinds 20k/40k with 5k antes. Play has resumed. Here's the score:

Vinnie put his last 19k in and then Eric raised to 100k to shut out the field. All folded and Eric took a small side pot. Vinnie held T 6 . Eric held K J . Flop came K 5 2 extending Eric's lead with a pair of Kings. Turn was the 3 , which gave Vinnie some outs to a gutshot. Sure enough, someone said "Four" and the dealer peeled off the river card, which was the 4 , completing Vinnie's straight and shipping him the 112k pot.

That's the end of another level and players are taking 10.

Adrian raised to 100k from the hijack and Vincent Procopio instantly moved in for 416k from the cutoff. All folded back to Adrian who went into the tank for several minutes before calling all-in. Adrian held pocket 9s; Vincent held AK off. Board came Q 6 4 6 8 and Adrian doubled up to about 850k, leaving Vinnie with only about 30k.

18 hours of play already and they must continue until one more is busted.

Patrick moved in for 64k and was called by both Sam (button) and Adrian (small blind). They checked down the board of T 8 4 8 2. Patrick showed A2 for a pair of deuces and the other two players mucked their hands. Patrick more than tripled up to about 260k.

Final ten with seat assignments:

This is such a sick game. It is currently 5:30am and they have been playing since noon yesterday, so that's 17.5 hours, so far.

David Fox moved all in for 165k and was called by John Racener and Feming Chan (big blind). They checked down the board of J T 2 9 2. Feming said "I have a 9" and turned over A 9 . John showed pocket 7s. Daivd said "I have a Ten" and showed KT off for a pair of Tens to take the 550k pot.

Eric Buchman raised to 80k. Adrian Velez jacked it on up to 200k, then Eric moved all-in for another 179k. Adrian went into the tank for a while, then made the call in apparent frustration, showing A 9 . Eric held A K and the dominating position. Board was A T T 2 Q and Eric doubled up to about 800k. Adrian was left with about 500k.

David Zhu moved his last chips in and got called by Joe Brooks and Mike Nelson who checked down the board of 9 8 3 6 8 . David showed 5 4 for nothing, zip, nada. Joey held 4 2 for even less nothing. Mike Nelson rolled over 7 4 and won the pot with SEVEN HIGH. I don't make this stuff up, folks.

David Zhu finished in 11th place, earning $14,227.

The final 10 players are drawing seats and moving to a single table.

John Racener moved in from the small blind and Michael Russo called all-in from the big blind, showing Q T . John held A 5 . Board came 9 8 7 K 7 and John's Ace-high was good for the pot.

Michael Russo finished in 12th place, earning $14,227.

Jay Mensh was all in with pocket Tens and called by Adrian Velez who held AK off. Board came K 2 2 4 K and Adrian took the pot.

Jay Mensh finished in 13th place, earning $11,856.

Feming Chan and David Zhu get all the chips in the middle pre-flop. David held pocket Queens and Feming held J T . Board came A T 9 Q K and David's set of Queens was crushed when Feming made the Broadway straight on the river. After doubling up Feming, David was left with about 105k.

Level 18: 15k/30k blinds with 4k antes. Play has resumed. Here are the chip counts:

James Lee moved in for ~100k, then Mike Nelson moved in for 130k. Then Robert Seman called all-in for 74k from the small blind. Feming Chan, (big blind) who had them all covered agonized for a bit, but finally folded. Robert held A T ; Mike held K Q ; and James held J T . The board came T ( 2 8 K and Mike hit the best pair on the river to take the pot and bust two players.

Robert Seman finished in 14th place, earning $11,856.
James Lee finished in 15th place, earning $11,856.

That's the end of the level and players are on break.

Eugene moved in for 89k and John Racener looked him up with K J . Eugene's J 8 was way behind. Board came 9 7 4 K Q and this time the best hand held up and John took the pot.

Eugene Jandris finished in 16th place, earning $9,485.

David Zhu got all in again, this time for 214k against Feming Chan. David's Q J was badly dominated by Feming's K J . The board came T 9 4 2 8 and David made the straight on the river to double up (again!).

David Zhu got his 92k in and called by Vincent Procopio. David held Q T . Vinnie held AJ off. Board came Q J 7 T 9 and David made two pair to take the pot, doubling up.

Joe Brooks got all in with A2 against Vincent Procopio's AT. Board came 8 3 2 9 4 and Joey doubled up.

Avdo moved in from the button for 40k on top and Eric Buchman made the call from the big blind, showing 65 off. Avdo held pocket 5s. Board came K 9 8 9 7 and Eric hit the gutshot on the river to take the pot.

Avdo Djokovic finished in 17th place, earning $9,485.

Chad Furbay got his last chips in with Q 9 and was called by Robert Santilli who held A T . Board came A J 6 J 7 and Robert took the pot.

Chad Furbay finished in 18th place, earning $9,485.

Level 17: Blinds 10k/20k with 3k antes. Play has resumed. Chip counts:

	Sam Skolnik

Another level is in the can and the final 18 are on break.

Avdo Djokovic got all in with A J against John Racener's pocket Tens. Racener lost the race when an Ace hit the flop and Avdo doubled up.

Eric Buchman raised, which he does a lot, and Mike Sica (big blind) moved all in. Eric called, showing KT off. Mike held A3. A Ten hit the flop and that was all it took.

Mike 'LittleMan' Sica finished in 19th place, earning $7,114.

The final 18 players are redrawing and moving to seats at two tables.

Matt Glantz moved all in from the button and ran smack into Patrick Fee in the big blind, who held the Pocket Rockets, AA. Matt's T8 offsuit failed to improve and he was busted.

Matt Glantz finished in 20th place, earning $7,114.

On the turn with a board of J 7 6 7 , Eric checked, Chad bet 50k and after some thought, Eric called. River was the 8 . Eric bet 60k and Chad called, showing A7 for trip 7s. Eric rolled over J7 for 7s full of Jacks to take the big pot, leaving Chad with about 85k.

Eugene Jandris got all in against Patrick Fee. Patrick's A 6 was leading Eugene's J 8 , but the board came 4 3 2 J Q and Eugene doubled up (again!).

Still stuck at 20 players. Play must continue tonight until only 9 are left, so it is going to be a while...

Eric Buchman raised to 42k, then Feming Chan came over the top for another 100k from the button. Sam Skolnik then moved all in from the small blind for another 116k. Eric ducked and Feming made the call. His pocket 8s were ahead of Sam's AK off, but it was off to the races. The race was a short one as the board came A K 3 4 9 and Sam doubled up to about 570k, becoming the new chip leader.

Eugene Jandris moved in up front and James Lee called all in from the small blind for 74k. Eugene was ahead with AQ. James held A8 and appeared to be headed for the rail, but the board came J 8 7 5 3 and James paired his 8 to double up.

Then Eugene got all in with KJ off and called by Matt Glantz who held K 9 . The board came A 6 2 8 2 and Eugene doubled up, leaving Matt with less than 80k.

All folded to Feming Chan on the button who made it 36k to play. Kayid moved all in from the big blind and Feming insta-called, showing pocket 9s. Kayid held A Q . Board came K 8 5 K T and Feming's pair held up to pull the massive pot, busting Kayid in the process. Feming is the new chip leader with 643k.

Kayid Shawish finished in 21st place, earning $7,114.

Joe Brooks doubled through Mike Sica when his AK flopped an Ace and a King to beat Mike's pocket 9s.

Rodney was all-in with AQ and called by Chad Furbay's A 3 . The board came A 4 2 5 7 giving the Chad a wheel and giving Rodney the boot.

Rodney (Roderick) Messina finished in 22nd place, earning $7,114.

James Lee doubled through Eugene Jandris.

Level 16: Blinds 8k/16k with 2k antes. Play has resumed. Here are chip estimates for all 22 players:

	Adrian Velez

David Zhu's pocket Aces were good for a double-up through Matt Glantz.

Eric Buchman raised to 25k and Matt Brady put his last 28k in from the big blind. Eric's A5 off was ahead of Matt's KT off. Board ran out Q 4 4 2 J and Eric took the pot.

Matt Brady finished in 24th place, earning $7,114.

Konstantine called all in for his last 21k after Eric Buchman raised (again). Eric held KT off and Konstantine held the hammer -- yes, the 72. Board was A K 4 3 7 and Eric took another pot.

Konstantine Pashos finished in 23rd place, earning $7,114.

Eric Buchman raised to 36k from the middle and Matt Brady moved all in from the cutoff. Konstantine then called all-in from the small blind and Eric ducked for cover. Matt tabled 73 offsuit (I kid you not) and Konstantine showed pocket Aces. Board came Q J 7 4 4 and Konstantine doubled up, leaving Matt with about 40k.

Adrian Velez raised, Robert Seman called, then Frank Vizza moved all in for 89k. Adrian called and Robert bowed out. Frank held A T and needed help. Adrian held pocket Kings. The board came J 5 4 7 7 and Frank was done.

Frank Vizza finished in 25th place, earning $7,114.

On a flop of J 9 3 , Feming Chan moved all in for 131k and got called by Konstantine. Feming held A3 off for bottom pair. Konstantine held pocket Tens and was ahead, until the turn, that is. An Ace fell giving Feming two pair. River was a King and no help to Konstantine and Feming doubled up.

Gary Walter gets his last chips in with K3 off only to run into the pocket Aces held by David Fox. The Aces were good and Gary was toast.

Gary Walters finished in 26th place, earning $7,114.

Rodney Messina moved in for 28k on top of Konstantine Pashos's 35k raise. Konstantine made the call, showing K Q . Rodney held AT off. Board came A 7 K 4 3 and Rodney doubled through.

Here are the current table and seat assignments for the final 25 players:

Change the name of this game to Survivor.

Gary Walter moved his short stack in and was called by both Mike Sica and Michael Russo, who checked down the board of 9 4 A Q 4. Michael showed pocket 7s and Gary showed AT for Aces up. Mike mucked and Gary tripled up.

Mike Nelson moved in for 56k. John Racener made the call after a bit of thought, showing A J . Mike held A K for the lead. Board came T 3 2 6 5 and Mike doubled up.

Frank Vizza got all his chips in the middle and was looked up by Robert Seman. Frank's K 2 was dominated by Robert's K 6 , but the board came A J 9 4 K to give Frank the flush and double up.

That's three all-ins and three survivors.

Level 15: Blinds 6k/12k with 2k antes. Play has resumed. Sorry for the absence of chip counts from that break, but I was busy getting caught up!

Joe 'JoeyTheB' Brooks got all in and called by pocket Kings. Joey held 9 7 . The board came 5 2 8 6 K giving Joey the straight and the quadruple up. Joe said "I Bax'ed you!" and gave credit to Cliff 'JohnnyBax' Josephy.

Adrian Velez raised to 25k under-the-gun and Mike Sica called from his left.  The flop was A Q 7 , Adrian checked, Mike Sica bet 35k and Adrian called. Turn was the 9 and again Adrian checked. Mike moved out 60k and Adrian wanted to know what Mike had left -- about 130k. After a good bit of churning, Adrian released his hand and Mike scooped the pot.   (I cornered Mike later to find out what he held and he told me it was AQ for top two pair.  He also said he put Adrian on pocket Kings and maybe the K .)

Troy O'Neal moved his last 53k all in and got called by Eugene Jandris. Troy's pocket Jacks were ahead of Eugene's pocket 9s, but he said he knew he was going to get beat and started gathering his things. Sure enough, the board came T 5 4 7 9 and Eugene made a set on the river.

Troy O'Neal finished in 27th place, earning $7,114.

That's the end of the level and players are on break.