We are down to a final table of ten now that Ralph Rudd has gone out. Rudd opened from the cutoff for $20k then called when Andrew Brown put him in for his last $1k.

Brown had the A 7 5 4 versus Rudd's A A 8 K, but when the K 8 10 6 3 board finished Brown had a flush and eight low for the scoop.

Here's the seating assignments and chip counts courtesy of WorldSeriesOfPoker.com:

1.	Ralph Perry	$345,000
2.	Andrew Brown	$400,000
3.	Scott Clements	$160,000
4.	Lee Grove	$37,000
5.	Jim Pechac	$240,000
6.	Jimmy Fricke	$50,000
7.	Soheil Shamseddin	$350,000
8.	Ted Forrest	$270,000
9.	Kia Hooshmand	$165,000
10.	Allan Enciso	$155,000

Thsi last level has sen a flurry of exits as we are down to just eleven hopefulls in the hunt for WSOP Gold and a wad of greenbacks. They started with 18 but at this rate we'll crowna champ before long.

Seeya Sohayegh (16th)

Michael Sohayegh lost the last of his chips in a four way limped pot. After the 10 4 3 flop Andrew Brown bet, Jim Pechac and Sohayegh made his final call.

The action is checked down the rest of the way as the K turn and 5 river fall.

In the end, Pechac's A Q J 2 is good for the wheel and Sohayegh is sent to the cage to collect $8,554.

Richburg Poor (15th)

Ted Forrest made quick work of James Richburg making a wheel to scoop up all his chips.

The wheels of the bus go...

Richburg goes home with $11,071 for 15th and at least he can say he got beat by the nuts.

Aronesty Nested (14th)

Joe Aronesty shoved facing a Q 7 6 flop and got the call from Jimmy "Gobboboy" Fricke.

Aronesty's A 2 2 3 gave him a few possibilities against Fricke's A 8 8 6 but none of them came to fruition. He leaves with $11,071 for 14th.

Paz Dispensed (13th)

Joe Paz became or 13th place finisher when he raised a Ted Forrest limp. Forrest called and the K 9 6 flop fell. Ted then check-called a Paz shove for only $1,000 chips. Forrest had a pair, Paz had none and Ted made yet another straight to rail him.

Paz will take home $11,071 for his efforts.

Smith Smacked (12th)

Mallory Smith will cash $13,587 for 12th after shoving behind a Ralph Rudd limp.

Andrew Brown, Kia Hooshmand called before Rudd came over the top. Both players with action made the call and we were treated to the Q 10 8 flop.

All three checked before the 7 turn came and Brown bet, Hooshmand let it go but Rudd made the call. The river was the 7 and it got checked down. Smith made trip sevens but Brown had a straight. Rudd mucked and Smith left in a hurry.

Here's the updated chip counts according to WorldSeriesOfPoker.com:

Andrew Brown	$330,000
Ralph Perry	$330,000
Soheil Shamseddin	$330,000
Allan Enciso	$280,000
Scott Clements	$220,000
Scott Clements	$210,000
Ted Forrest	$190,000
Kia Hooshmand	$175,000
Jim Pechac	$130,000