The 10th level of the day has come to a close, marking the end of Day 1. The official numbers have arrived, for which we owe Gerard Serra of the tournament staff our gratitude, and 53 of the original 150 have made it to Day 2. Paul Collins is the chip leader and he has amassed an impressive $118,000.

For the full chip counts simply scroll down our live updates page or, if you're viewing this on the main live tournaments page, click through and scroll down there. The action is slated to get under way again at 12 p.m. (AST) when we'll be playing down to the final table. Also, don't forget to check back for our signature recap blog which will be up soon.

Player	Chip Count	Table	Seat
COLLINS, PAUL	118000	7	5
LUNDHOLM, GUSTAV	94300	2	2
LEHTONEN, SAMUEL	90100	4	8
DEVLIN, JOHN	83300	4	7
LEVI, NICOLAS	81400	2	5
LUNDENIUS, MARTIN	75600	7	1
SONESSON, CHRISTOFFER	69400	3	5
YANOVSKI, LEON	67900	1	3
DE ZEN, VIC	65800	5	8
OCONNELL, KEVIN	58600	6	7
GARP, JOAKIM	58400	2	6
STEINDL, JOHANNES	58300	2	7
TOROSSIAN, LAURENT	57300	5	2
ANGOVE, RACHEL	55700	4	1
BERGEN, SOL	55000	1	6
PETERS, DAVID	54600	5	6
INGLES, JAKOB	53100	7	8
PALM, MARCUS	53000	4	3
NORDKVIST, JOEL	51800	2	3
CHUBB, JOHN	50400	6	4
MORGAN, MATTHEW	48900	3	8
LEWINDON, RICHARD	46400	1	2
NEARNEY, TOM	44400	7	7
RAFFAY, STEFAN	43900	3	1
BENICHOU, PAUL	42900	7	6
AMIN, AHMED	41900	3	3
SHANTA, MARK	41600	3	6
JENSEN, BRIAN	41400	1	7
NIELSEN, JEPPE	36200	3	2
IVANESCU, ALEXANDRU	36100	6	8
ASSOUN, JOSE	33800	7	4
ROZENBERG, ALEXEY	32000	4	5
NIELSEN, RASMUS	31800	1	8
WILSON, MATTHEW	30800	2	1
MANOLE, MIHAI	29500	2	4
CRAIG, BARRY	28900	1	1
KOLLMANN, ERICH	25800	5	5
CROCKETT, KES	25000	2	8
ANTHONY, JOSEPH	24700	5	1
BIBBY, BRENT	24000	5	7
MACE, RICHARD	23100	7	3
MASSA, STEPHEN	22800	3	7
CHARMAN, MIKE	22000	3	4
FERRARO, ANTHONY	21100	5	4
BLAKE, DAN	19900	1	4
BURGON, PETER	18800	5	3
FARINA, WALTER	18700	6	3
WILKIN, ROWAN	18100	1	5
CLEMMENSEN, MARTIN	16600	6	6
LINBERG, SAMUEL	16400	4	4
WIKLUND, MARTIN	16400	6	5
VAN DER WAL, JAN	15200	4	6
BACK, CHRIS	12600	6	1

It seems Peter Burgon's only move is all-in and he has successfully executed it once again. To make things more interesting, each time he moves in he stands up on his chair, dons his sparkly jester hat and begins to make some sort of train noise while moving his arms back and forth, we think in a effort to simulate the movement of a train.

A few minutes ago he went through his routine and was looked up by the player in the small blind who tabled A K. Burgon was in good shape with pocket kings and after raking the pot he was able to take off the hat and sit down in his seat.

Nikolaj Adamsen is the latest player on his way to the rail. He began this level with just about $10,000, all of which found its way into the middle on what would be the last hand of his tournament. A 4 for Nikolaj needed some help against his opponent's pocket jacks and he got part of the way there when the flop brought two diamonds. A four on the turn gave him a few more outs but the river was a brick and Adamsen's tournament was over.

The players are back from the break and the blinds have gone up for the last time tonight. The new price is $600/$1,200 with a $100 ante and only 50 more minutes separates us from our Day 2 field.

The latest level is over and the players have been sent on a short break. When we return the blinds will be up and we'll play one more level before calling it a night.

Two of the big stacks in the room just got involved in a monster pot with Levi making what may or may not have been a great fold on the turn. It began with Levi opening from late position and Jon Develin calling from the small blind. The flop came down Q T 8 and Develin led out for $1,000. Levi raised to $7,000 and Develin re-popped to $25,000. Levi insta-called and the turn brought the 5. Develin immediately moved all-in and it was another $50,000 or so back to the Frenchman.

He went deep into the tank and began counting out his chips. As the clock ran out on this level players from other tables began to spectate but after a few minutes Levi mucked his hand face up, Q-8 for two pair. Develin didn't show his hand but a glimmer of frustration flitted across his face as he saw the strength of the hand Levi had folded. Develin has yet to stack his chips but the math in this hand tells us he should have over $100,000. Levi is still in good shape with about $60k.

Just moments after sending Juha Helppi to the rail, Rachel Angove has eliminated another player. The action was folded around to the player in the small blind who was relatively short-stacked and he moved all-in. Angove made the call from the big blind and tabled pocket nines which were racing her opponent's K-J. A king hit the flop but a nine hit the river, giving Angove the winning set and increasing her stack to almost $50,000.

Juha Helppi got off to a good start this afternoon but around the fourth or fifth level things started to go a little sideways. We looked in on him a few moments ago only to see him moving all-in for his last $6,200. He was looked up by Rachel Angove who tabled A-T and Juha was in need of some help with K-J. Angove was able to hit an ace, which would be the death blow for the Finn.

Jon Parsons, who dealt Juha Helppi a fairly sick beat earlier this afternoon, has been eliminated. He saw his once glorious stack dwindle down to just over $10,000 and shipped it in from late position a few moments ago. He was looked up by the player in the small blind who turned over A K. 6 8 for Parsons would need some help but after the board ran A J 9 Q 9 it was all over.