This level is over and the players have been sent on a 10-minute break. When we get back the blinds will be on the way up and we'll play one more level before dinner.

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After that last massive pot had been stacked by Jan Van Der Wal we were able to get a look at his holdings which are now tipping the scales at $584,000. Mihai Manole on the other hand is down to $283,000. The remaining players' stacks remain relatively unchanged since the last full chip count.

Jan Van Der Wal just took down what was perhaps the biggest pot of the tournament so far, pushing Mihai Manole out of the pot with an all-in raise that seemed insignificant compared to the size of the pot. We didn't catch the action leading up to the river but Manole was in late position and VDW was in the small blind. There was a substantial number of chips already in the middle and Van Der Wal had bet out $60k after the river completed the board of Q T 6 Q 3.

Manole announced raise and added another $100k on top. VDW took all of three seconds to announce all-in. It was only $77,000 more into the already ginormous pot and it surprised everyone when Manole went into the tank. Even more surprising was when he folded his hand, conceding the pot to VDW. The chips have yet to be stacked but we'll get you a count in a few minutes. For now it's safe to say Van Der Wal has a lot of chips.

We know you're craving them so here they are, the latest in chip-count intelligence.

Seat 1	Mihai Manole	$553,000
Seat 2	Christoffer Sonesson	$134,000
Seat 3	Jan Van Der Wal	$306,000
Seat 4	Leon Yanovski	$357,000
Seat 5	Martin Clemmensen	$415,000
Seat 6	Brian Jensen	$485,000

Martin Clemmensen just took a nice pot from Christoffer Sonesson with an all-in check-raise on the turn. Sonesson opened the pot from late position and Clemmensen called from the big blind. They both checked the flop of Q 6 3 and Clemmensen check-raised all-in on the T turn. Sonesson released his hand and Martin rakes the pot. Stay tuned for an updated chip count.

John Chubb's stack has disappeared, like a frightened turtle, after he was unable to win a pre-flop all-in race against Brian Jensen. Jensen got the action started with an opening raise to $36,000 from middle position and when it got to Chubb in the big blind he moved in. It was about $190,000 more back to Jensen and after a bit of time in the tank he made the call. Pocket tens for Brian would need to hold up against Chubb's A J and they did just that as we watched the board run Q 7 4 8 Q with no help to Chubb's overcards. The Welshman is out in seventh and will take $36,900.

The action is folded to Christoffer Sonesson in the small blind and he pops it to $36,000. Jan Van Der Wal makes the call from the big blind and the flop comes down J 6 2. Sonesson immediately moves all-in and it's about $160,000 more to VDW. He shakes his head and tosses his hand in the muck.

Christoffer Sonesson raises to $35,000 from two off the button and it's folded to Leon Yanovski in the small blind. Leon takes a look at Sonesson's remaining chips, about $160,000, and announces raise. He adds another $50,000 on top, enough to take down the pot.

As a special treat for our Danish readers who simply cannot get enough chip counts, here it is.

Seat 1	Mihai Manole	$607,000
Seat 2	Christoffer Sonesson	$196,000
Seat 3	Jan Van Der Wal	$365,000
Seat 4	John Chubb	$260,000
Seat 5	Leon Yanovski	$271,000
Seat 6	Martin Clemmensen	$348,000
Seat 7	Brian Jensen	$252,000