"That's it boys, we're done," said Matusow.  A little redemption for Matusow, busting the player on his left, who earlier in the day forced "the Mouth" to make a big (maybe bad) laydown.

Ryan Young has busted another player, pushing his stack over the 300K mark.  After a player in middle position made it 9K, Young watched from the BB as the SB made it 20K to roll.  Young then popped it to 55K, forcing MP into the tank.  He would eventually muck and SB would instantly announce all in.  Young would call the extra 40K, turning over A K.  SB turned over Q Q and the player in MP said he folded K-K.  Good thing he folded.  Young found the A on the river to take down the 200K pot.

We lost an additional player, putting us at 28.  One more and we'll be done for the day.

Players have returned from break.

Andrew Robl has doubled through Ardavan Yazdi, his 3 3 holding up against Yazdi's A J.  Robl is up over 60K.

Level eleven has come to a close.  We're three bust outs away from our target of 27 players.  The 30 remaining players will be back in 15 minutes to 1,200/2,400 blinds, plus a 300 ante.

Hassan Habib has just busted.  After doubling through, Young was able to finish Hassan off.

Ryan Young has doubled up through Hassan Habib, his Q-Q holding up against Habib's A-K.  Young is up to 180K, while Hassan is now on life support.

Blair Hinkle found himself all in holding 10 10 after the 5 7 6 flop.  He was called by chip leader Ricky Chow, who saw his 5 6 catch bottom two.  The dealer ran out the 4 and K, ending Hinkle's day.

Vivek Rajkumar has busted from the tournament.

Here's are the big stacks:

Ricky Chow -- 275K

Blake Cahail -- 220K

Allen Kessler -- 200K

Mike Matusow -- 175K

	Gioi Liu

Jonathan little has doubled up.

You might have thought Little had busted out a while ago.  Nope, he's just been quiet.  After sitting around 30K for most of the day, Little's A K was good enough for a double up on the K 10 8 3 Q board.  Little looks to be up over 75K.

We now have 35 players on four tables.

Andrew Robl has increased the size of his stack at the expense of Gioi Luong in the five seat. With a flop of 2 9 6  Luong checks to him and Robl makes a bet of 8k. With little hesitation Luong makes the call. The turn brings the 9  and this time Gioi bets out 12k. Robl makes the call and the river sees the K  fall.  Luong checks and Robl quickly cuts 15k from his stack and makes the bet. His opponent ponders the decision for a short while, finally deciding to fold. Robl is now up to 105k in chips.

James Mackey has doubled his stack. His Q 4 hit the favorable board of Q 2 Q J 6, which was good enough to boost his stack to 45k.

Players have returned.  Level 11; ante of 200 with blinds of 1K/2K.

The 38 remaining players are on another 15 minute break.

Rajkumar would get some of those chips back, this time at the expense of Scotty Nguyen.  Both players checked the K 10 9 flop.  The K turn garnered a check-call of 5,000 by Scotty.  The 6 on the river earned another check from Scotty, but this time Vivek put "the Prince of Poker" all in.  Scotty would make the call.  Vivek again tabled J-J.  Scotty mucked, saying he had 10-9.  The 1998 WSOP Main Event champ is done.

Matusow fires 6000 on a 3 J 5 4 board.  His opponent re-raises, making it 18,600 to the Mouth.  Matusow makes the call.  10 on the river.  Matusow tosses out 11K, only to see the price jump to 31K.  Matusow tanks, before folding.  His opponent lets out a "phew", showing his 6 6.

Immediately after, Matusow finds himself in another big pot, this time with James Mackey.  There was just 30K in the pot when Matusow shoved in his last 66K on the 10 9 8 A board.  Mackey doesn't wait long before making the call, turning over his A 10 for top two pair.  Matusow showed K 8 and would need some help.  The 6 on the river was the help he needed. 

"I thought the ace was a good bluff card for me," said Matusow.  "Thought he might have had jacks or queens.  Didn't know it was going to be the best card in the deck for him."

The flush puts Matusow around 160K in chips.

	Hasan Habib and Matt Graham

Ralph Perry and James "mig.com" Mackey may be at war.  After a Mackey four-bet on a previous hand, Perry would slam his cards in the muck and the youngster scooped a big pot.  Mackey would raise again shortly after, this time in Perry's big blind.  Perry wasted no time pushing all in with K Q.  Mackey made the call, his A K in dominant position.  Mackey would dodge every card, but the river Q.  Perry has doubled up to 80K.

Cards are the air.  Play will resume with the same 200 ante and 800/1600 blinds.  There is a little more than an hour left in level 10.  Just 43 players remain.

Having hit 5:30 local time, we are now on dinner break. Play will resume at 6:45 PDT.

Tom 'The Shamrock Kid' McCormik has just busted from the tournament on this St. Patrick's Day. With Cowboys in the hole, McCormik was looked up by an opponent holding aces. The flop strengthened his opponent's hand as it came ace-high for trips. The king on the river was no help, and the luck of the Irish ran out for McCormik.

Another table has broken, now we're down to five.  Toto has been seated with Matusow, Mackey and Little.  Kathy Liebert will have to deal with youngster Blair Hinkle and David Singer's big stack. 

New level, 200 ante, 800/1600 blinds.  There will be no 15 minute break.  Instead, play will continue until 5:30, then the tournament will take a 75 minute dinner break. 

Matusow took a big hit earlier, having James Mackey call him down with middle pair.  He recently found himself all in.  Matusow made a re-raise pre-flop to 10K, his lone opponent would call.  His opponent would lead out for 15K after the K Q 3 flop.  Matusow would come over the top with his last 37K.  After a five minute tank, the unknown would muck, showing his Q.  Matusow turned over A Q.

"I knew I had the best hand," said an excited Matusow.  "I wanted you to call."

The Mouth is back up to about 80K.  Just 45 players remain.

Blair Hinkle bumped it to 3,200 from the button.  SB re-raises to 9,200, getting the BB out of the way.  Hinkle announces all in, pushing out about 23K more.  His opponent would tank, as 23K more was about 2/3 his stack.  He reluctantly called, tabling K Q, in a race with Hinkle's 4 4.  The 2 9 6 A 2 board meant Hinkle is up to over 70K.  His opponent is now the short stack.

	Andrew Robl

Ryan Young got a little cocky and it may have cost him half his stack.

Young put in a re-raise on Rajkumar, who made the laydown.  Young showed the 2.

Young would then find himself in a pot with Allen Kessler.  Young's J 5 caught top two on the J 5 3 flop.  Kessler held Q J.  The turn and river came and Kessler would double up, thanks to the four-flush.

"Maybe I shouldn't have shown that deuce," said Young.  "I asked for the action."

Both Kessler and Young look to have around 50K.

Ralph Perry is currently in the chip lead and not stopping there.  Perry put in a re-raise from the BB, his opponent would move all in with A J.  Perry would call the extra 30K with A Q.

"I can't believe you called me with A-Q," said the all in player.

"It's hard to lay down the best hand," said Perry.

The board missed both players, and Perry's A-Q high was good.  Perry is now over 150K.

Pre-flop Brian Wolfe pushes all-in for his last 37k. His A Q  would need some help facing the J J  of satelitte qualifier, and self proclaimed 'Best Player Nobody Knows', Bruce Russel. After the river, the board reads,  A 4 A 7  6 and Wolfe doubles up.

Roy Winston is busto.  Joining him on the rail; Mike Sexton and Erick Lindgren.

Cards are back in the air.  Blinds are at 600-1200 with a 100 ante.

Break time.  Be back in 15.

With 6 5 7 on the board and about 10K in the pot, David Singer throws out 5K, but it re-raised by the button, who makes it 15K.  Singer decides to move all in and is quickly called by the unknown button player, who has the Caesars Classic champ covered.  Singer shows 7 8, for top pair and a redraw at the straight.  His opponent tabled a set of sixes.  The turn was a harmless K, but the river was the 9 Singer was looking for.  His 9-high straight was good for the double up and Singer is up over 130K.

Singer has spent the better part of Day 2 with his face in his shirt.  Singer explained to PokerListings that he was trying to hide from his neighbor's breath problems.  I just thought it was a Michael Jackson impersonation.  Singer doubled up through the player in need of listerine with the above pot for some redemption.

Winston and Rajkumar have some new faces at their table, in the form of Scotty Nguyen and Ryan Young.  The new faces are making things tough for Winston, who first had to deal with Rajkumar.

Vivek made it 2,400 and Winston made the call from the button.  The 5 A 6 triggered a 4K bet from "Psyduck", who saw Winston bump it to 12K.  Vivek would call to see the dealer turn the 3.  Vivek then check-raised all in.  After a five minute tank job, Winston would lay down, leaving himself with 29K.

Shortly after, Scotty would have his turn with "the Oracle".  Roy made it 2,500, only to see Scotty make it 7,500.  Roy would move all in.  "If you got me, you got me,"  he said, tabling K J.  Scotty held the smaller stack and made the call, showing A K.  After the dealer through out five baby cards, Scotty would drag the pot, doubling up.  Winston, who started the day second in chips, is now down to his last 6K.

After getting moved to a new table, Vanessa Rousso has wasted no time getting in on the action, tangling with Hasan Habib for a pot. On a board of 7 2 Q K J Rousso, first to act, bet out 5k on the river, about a third of the pot size. Habib deliberated for a short while before tossing his cards to the muck. Rousso is now up to roughly 65k in chips.

Julio from Cardplayer got to witness the blow up of the tournament, thus far.  Randy Haddox was all in with sixes, only to have Toto Leonidas' A-K find an ace on the river.  Haddox would get up quietly, only to slam his iPod to the floor and stomp on his sunglasses on his way to the rail.

Michael Binger's first major title will not be the 2008 Wynn Classic Championship.  He couldn't get it in any better, his aces up against sevens.  The seven on the flop changed that quickly and Binger has been bounced early in Day 2.

	Scotty, entertaining the table

Kevin 'BeLOWaBOVe' Saul has busted from the tournament.

With a flop of 9  8  5  and four players in the hand, Vannesa 'Lady Maverick' Rousso fires out a pot sized bet. The next two players to act fold and action rests on Erick Lindgren, who makes the call. The turn brings the A and again Rouso fires a pot sized bet which Lindgren calls after little deliberation. The dealer tables the 5  as the river card, and again Rousso fires at the pot. Lindgren makes the call and Rousso flips over A  Q . Rousso takes down about 11k in chips.

In nearby action, Scotty Nguyen has doubled up to about 40k with pocket rockets.

Play has resumed.

With about one minute left in level 7, players are already making their way to the restroom and/or for a quick breath of fresh air out on the casino floor. When play resumes the blinds will be 400/800 with a 75 ante. We now have 78 players remaining.

	Roy "the Oracle" Winston