We're down to 61 players and the ante's are starting to eat into the stacks.
Sure nobody wants to be bubble boy, but outlasting 200-odd opponents and falling short isn't much fun either! Level Ten just took the ante to 100 chips, along with 600/1200 blinds, and you can almost feel the aggression increase across the room.
Buckle up blog readers, there's still some play in the night yet.
Sunday, 9 May 2010
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