James "Mig.com" Mackey has been eliminated from the tournament after losing a coinflip for all of his chips.
Mackey opened from late position and then called when the big blind set him all-in. Mackey's was up against and immediately fell behind on the flop. The on the turn was followed onto the green felt by the full house completing and after a count of the stacks Mackey was on his way into the warm Las Vegas night.
Mark Radoja continues to add chips to his stack and as a result is now armed with 55,000 of them.
Scott Baumstein is now up to 33,000 after a great couple of levels. Olivier Busquet has more than doubled his recent chip count and now finds himself the proud owner of 23,000 chips.
David Peters, once flying high towards the top of the counts, has lost almost half of his stack, but still has 16,500 at his disposal.
British grinder James Atkin, who is more akin to playing 20+ tables online, has around half of the average stack in front of him, while Ylon Schwartz and David Sklansky are at the lower end of the leader board.
Table 18 is now the home to the vocal Matt Marafioti, who is now sat next to the talented Jeff Gross.
Allen Kessler is up to an average sized stack, quite an achievement considering he left registering for this tournament to the last minute. Having busted out of the $10,000 buy-in Deuce-to-Seven event, Kessler was in no mood for going home and jumped into this $1k no-limit hold'em tournament. It looks like a great decision so far.
Sarah Tolagson has four WSOP cashes on her list of poker accomplishments and is in the hunt for cash number five. She doubled up a few moments ago and is now in a more comfortable position, but still can't afford to rest on her laurels.
Niall Farrell raised to 800 from middle position, one player folded before the next moved all-in for 6,550 in total. The action the passed around to Tolagson in the big blind and she called all-in for 5,525. Farrell didn't want to continue and he let his hand go.
Tolagson revealed the and discovered she was in a coinflip against her opponent's . An ace on the flop was music to Tolagson's ears, the turn being just as welcome and the river keeping her hand best and booosting her stack past the 12,000 mark with the average stack being 14,500.
Tim Reilly warned that he was going to be attempting to spin his short stack up and although it hasn't really happened as yet, he is trying.
The action folded to Reilly on the button and he put his 3,375 chips over the line and announced he was all-in. The small blind instantly mucked. The big blind dwelled for a few moments before sending his cards back to the dealer.
was up against 
and immediately fell behind on the 
flop. The 
on the turn was followed onto the green felt by the full house completing 
and after a count of the stacks Mackey was on his way into the warm Las Vegas night.
. An ace on the 
flop was music to Tolagson's ears, the 
turn being just as welcome and the 
river keeping her hand best and booosting her stack past the 12,000 mark with the average stack being 14,500.