The LA Mike predicted that there would be some craziness ensuing once players returned with full bellies.  I hate to admit it, but Michael from Los Angeles was accurate with his prophecies.

Shortly after play resumed, there was some all-in mania between Tuan Lam (the quietest player at the table today) and--that's right, ladies and gents--Jerry Yang.  Yang check-raised a 1.5m bet from Lam on a J104 board.  The pot was unraised preflop, but that didn't stop Lam from shipping his 10m into the middle.  It was another 6m to Yang and he went into the tank before folding.

Just kidding. Of course he called! He was ahead with A10 but the KQ of Lam had plenty of outs with 13.  A Q fell on the river and Lam doubled up to where he started today at 20m.  Yang was "down" to 57.5m.

At 9:13 PM Jack Effel announced that play had reached 100 hands.

Seat 6:  Tuan Lam
Hometown:  Mississauga, Ontario (Canada)
Chip Count:  21,315,000
Tuan Lam was born in Vietnam on New Years Day in 1966, during the war.  He eventually immigrated to Canada at the age of 19.  He now lives in the Toronto area where he plays poker professionally.  Prior to turning pro, Lam worked as a general laborer for a metal company.  Then, he learned how to play poker from friends and has made it all the way to the final table of the 2007 main event.  This is his third year to attend the WSOP.  His prior cashes were 46th place in an event last year and 78th place in a WSOP tournament held in 2005.  He is married with two children.  Lam arrives at the final table ranked second in the chip count.