Official end of Day 2 chip counts and final table seat assignments:

David Grey open-shoved for 71k and Barry Greenstein looked him up. Barry stood pat on his T7 and David drew one, catching a Jack.

David Grey finished in 10th place, earning $34,700.

After Erick Lindgren raised to 30k from the button, Tom Dwan called from the small blind, then Dario Alioto moved in for 200k from the big. Erick called, then Tom re-raised another 240k. Erick called again. Tom stood pat, Dario drew two, and Erick stood pat. Dario caught an Ace, Tom showed a T7 and Erick showed a T-perfect (T5432) to drag the monster pot, sending Dario to the door.

Dario Alioto finished in 9th place, earning $34,700.

Tom then got his short-stack in against David Benyamine. Tom stayed with his QT while David drew one, catching a T7 to take the pot.

Tom 'durrrr' Dwan finished in 8th place earning $45,110.

With seven players remaining, the final table is set -- and one heck of a final table it is! Final table action will begin at 3pm Wednesday.

Here they are with chip estimates (final official counts will be posted when available):

Play resumed with Level 15: Antes 2k with Blinds 4k/8k.

TonyG doubled through Chad Brown when his J85 edged out Chad's J87. Barry Greenstein won a pot from Tom Schneider when he drew one and made a 98 to beat Tom's pat hand.

Nikolay Evdakov moved his short-stack in and Erick Lindgren made the call. Nikolay stood pat on his JT while Erick drew one to his 8632, catching a Jack for a better Jack-low to take the pot.

Nikolay Evdakov finished in 13th place, earning $26,025.

Nick Schulman was forced all in for the big blind. Dario Alioto and Chad Brown took their shots at the draw and Dario came up with a Jack-low; Chad mucked. Nick squeezed an Ace and rose to leave.

Nick Schulman finished in 12th place, earning $26,025.

Chad Brown moved in over the top of TonyG's opening raise and Tony made the call. Chad stood pat on his Q9763. Tony drew one to his 9543...and squeezed out a deuce to take the pot and send Chad to the rail. Chad was runner-up in this event last year and cashed again this year -- without taking any re-buys either year!

Chad Brown finished in 11th place, earning $34,700.

Jeffrey Lisandro has moved into the chip lead with 580k.

Michael Binger shoved from the button and Tom Dwan looked him up from the big blind. Michael tossed two cards while Tom stood pat on a Queen. Michael's first card was an Ace, so he tossed it in and headed out.

Michael Binger finished in 14th place, earning $26,025.

With the end of level 14, players are taking a 20-minute break. Play will resume at about 11:10pm.

Chris Ferguson got all in against Tom Dwan, who stood pat. Chris drew one and Tom showed his 98. Chris squeezed for all his might, but could not turn that Queen into wine. Jesus departed in 18th place, just 4 short of the money.

Doyle Brunson lost a big pot to Tom Schneider and was left with only 20k in chips. He then doubled that through Nikolay Evdakov. Michael Binger was all in against Nick Schulman, who stood pat on his T8. Nick drew one and came up with a T7, good for the double. Yan Chen doubled through TonyG, standing pat while Tony drew one. Yan's T9 was good when Tony paired up. Barry Greenstein was all in against Tom Dwan -- each drew one and Barry caught a 97 while Tom caught an Ace. The Bear doubled up.

Carlos Mortensen got all in against Erick Lindgren, who stood pat on his 97. Carlos drew one to his 8752, but caught a King and was out in 17th place, just 3 short of the money.

Yan Chen shoved utg and got called by David Benyamine. Both took one. David was drawing to a 7532 and caught an 8. Yan looked at his drawn card, tossed his hand to the muck, and headed for the rail in 16th place.

With 15 remaining, play went to hand-for-hand until the money bubble burst.

TonyG moved in for 45,500 over the top of Nick Schulman's opening raise of 17k. After some thought, Nick let it go. Dario Alioto shoved for 55,500 from the button and Jeffrey Lisandro called from the big blind. Each drew one and Jeffrey was drawing to 7632 and caught an Ace. Dario held 7842 and would double with anything but a pair or an Ace. He caught a Ten and doubled through.

Doyle Brunson moved his short-stack in and got called by Tom Schneider. Both rapped pat and Doyle showed a T8 which was notched by Tom's 98. That makes Texas Dolly today's bubble boy, finishing 15th.

With 14 players remaining, all in the money, they are moving to the final two tables and taking a short break.

Play resumed at 8:30 after dinner with Level 13: Antes 1,500, Blinds 2,500/5k. Tom Dwan, Erick Lindgren, and Mike Matusow occupied the top 3 spots on the leader-board.

Here are the remaining 21 players with their table and seat assignments:

Nikolay Evdakov moved in over the top of Sean Sheikhan's raise. Sean made the call and drew one while Nikolay stood pat with a JT. Sean caught a flush on his draw so Nikolay doubled up.

Layne Flack got all in against Jeffrey Lisandro and drew one while Jeffrey stood pat. Jeffrey showed a 98; Layne paired his 7 and was busted.

Sean Sheikhan got all in against Nikolay Evdakov. Sean drew one while Nikolay rapped pat. Sean drew a Ten, but Nikolay tabled a 98 to take the pot, sending Sean to the rail.

Jim Bechtel got all his chips in against Nick Schulman. Both stood pat and Nick showed a T8. Jim mucked his hand, heading for the exit.

Mike Matusow and Yan Chen tangled in a pot and after Yan drew one and the Mouth stood pat, Yan showed a T8. Mike showed a Ten-perfect (T5432) to drag the pot.

Layne Flack lost a pot at showdown to Tom Dwan. Layne's T9 was edged out by Tom's T8 and Tom pulled the pot.

David Grey got all in against Chris Ferguson pre-draw, then both stood pat. Chris' 987 was notched by David's 986 and David doubled up.

At 7:30pm, players were sent on a one-hour dinner break. Play will resume at 8:30pm.

Dario Alioto was all-in pre-draw against Nick Schulman. Dario stood pat while Nick drew one. Dario tabled a JT which was good as Nick paired up.

Robert Mizrachi got his last chips in against David Benyamine, who stood pat while Robert drew one. David showed a T9 and Robert mucked, heading for the door.

Jim Bechtel doubled through Mike Matusow. Michael 'the Grinder' Mizrachi lost a pot to Michael Binger, then got his last chips in against Dario Alioto. Dario had a Jack, but the Grinder paired up and was busted. This event is completely out of Mizrachis now.

Brandon Adams got in against Chris Ferguson, who stood pat while Brandon drew one, showing a T9. Jesus tabled his 87 and Brandon was banished.

Dario Alioto doubled up through chip leader Tom 'durrrr' Dwan. Steve Wolff got his last chips in against Erick Lindgren and both stood pat. Erick showed a J6 and Steve mucked, heading for the door.

With 21 players remaining, they have redrawn seats and moved to three tables (playing 7-handed). Only 14 will get paid, so seven more must go home with zip.

Play resumed after the break at about 5:20pm with Level 11: Antes of 700, Blinds of 1,500/3k.

Howard Lederer called Tom Dwan's raise, which put him all-in. Tom stood pat and Howard took one. Tom tabled his 86542. Howard was drawing to a 7642 and would need a 5 or 3 to survive, but he paired his deuce and was felted.

Carlos Mortensen was again in a pot with Jim Bechtel. Both players drew one and Carlos fired 10k without looking at his card. Jim called and Carlos tabled an 85. Jim mucked and Carlos continues his comeback.

Play continued into Level 10: Antes of 600 with Blinds of 1,200/2,400.

Steve Sung was all-in pre-draw against Erick Lindgren. Both took one card, but Erick's was better -- he made a 96 while Steve caught an Ace and hit the rail.

Layne Flack got in again, this time against Jon Turner. Layne stood pat while Jon drew one, catching a Jack. Layne showed a T9 to double up. Jon then got all in against Michael Binger and was eliminated.

Mark Dickstein got all in against Doyle Brunson, standing pat on a 98 while Doyle drew one. It apparently was a bad one as Doyle mucked and Mark doubled up.

In a three-way, Michael Mizrachi and Phil Galfond were all in against Layne Flack. The Grinder drew two while the other guys only took one each. Layne caught a King; Michael showed a QJ and Phil mucked, heading for the door. Michael tripled up to about 70k. A short while later, Michael and Layne tangled again, and after they each drew one, Layne moved in and Michael called. Layne held an 86 to beat Michael's 87 by a pip. Layne doubled and Michael was left in bad shape with ~2k. He tripled up on the next hand, but is still in critical condition with less than 10k.

Mickey Appleman got his very short stack in against Michael Mizrachi and Tony G. Michael took the pot and Mickey was busted.

Doyle Brunson and Mark Dickstein tangled up pre-draw, then both stood pat.  More chips went in the middle and Mark showed an 87.  Doyle mucked and was down to 65k.  Mark was up to 145k.

End of level 10 and the 28 surviving players are taking 20.

Play got underway just after 3pm with Level 9: 500 antes, 1k/2k blinds.

Jim Bechtel took a multi-way pot from Phil Ivey, Carlos Mortensen, and Tom Dwan when no one could call his post-draw bet. Jim chipped up to over 100k.

Nikolay Evdakov doubled through David Peat. Brandon Adams took a pot from Jim Bechtel and Carlos Mortensen.

Philippe Rouas got all in pre-draw against Mike 'the Mouth' Matusow. Neither player took any cards. Philippe showed a T8, but the Mouth held an 86 to take the pot and send Philippe packing.

Phil Ivey got all-in pre-draw against David Benyamine, whe declined to draw. Phil took one and showed a Ten. David held a 98 and took the pot, while Phil took the walk.

Jim Bechtel got all-in against Howard Lederer. Both declined the draw and Jim held a 97, which was beat by Howard's 96. Now Howard is the one over 100k.

Short-stacked Layne Flack got all-in pre-draw against Tony G. Layne stood pat while Tony drew one. Layne showed a Queen -- but Tony had paired up, so Layne doubled up.

After his rush early on day one, Todd Brunson has not been able to get in the right gear.  He finally got his last chips in against David Grey, who stood pat with a Jack.  Todd threw away a Jack, but paired up and was booted.

Jim Bechtel doubled through Tom Dwan to again climb above the 100k mark.  David Peat and Eli Elezra were both busted.  Carlos Mortensen then doubled up his short stack, courtesy of Jim Bechtel.  Layne Flack doubled through Michael Mizrachi.