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[m3lkor]

From the pokerstars blogspot:Young Gavin Griffen spent an afternoon and evening amassing a $73,550 stack besting yesterday's leader, John Smith, who ended Thursday with a little more than 68,000.The official chip count and leaderboard won't be available for a while, but I thought people might appreciate seeing who the leaders were at the tables.Rather than put these in order right now, I'll just list them by table. When the official count comes in, you'll see it here first.Table 1--Thomas Dwan-52,850Table 2--Ron Corber-26,475Table 3--Gavin Griffen-73,550Table 4--Thomas Schreber-44,700Table 5--Joe Long-31,350Table 6--Paul Incento-34,050Table 7--Steve Walls-26,750Table 8--Michael Goodman-47,325 and Greg Debora-43,925Table 9--Justin Bonomo-59,375Table 10--Danny Ashman-41,175 and Matthew Rosenquist-41,050Table 11--William Thorson-57,025Table 12--Lee Watkinson-52,800Table 13--John Gale-30,150Table 14--John Sitton-25,750 and Daniel Negreanu-24,725Table 15 (offficially table 18)--Mats Rahmn-18,425posted by Brad "Otis" Willis at 9:58 PMCan't wait to hear how it went from Daniel!They just updated the sight again, with a little more info on flight 2. I found this piece interesting:I chatted for a while with a New York Times writer who sweated Daniel Negreanu all day long for a piece in the Times Sunday Magazine (due out some time in February). Negreanu was having a fantastic day, up to more than $40,000 in chips, before losing about half his stack (I'm not sure how it happened).Bummer, that doesn't sound too good. But I'm sure Daniel can bounce back. I mean, he went on to win the Bellagio Tourney after that hand with Chan! Best of luck, Daniel!

[tekn0wledg]

Very interesting! I can't wait to see how things progress.