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By Andrew Feldman

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

6:35 p.m. ET: It was Billy Kopp's level. Kopp became the chip leader when he took a huge pot from Tom Schneider during the middle of Level 26. Kopp turned a straight and Schneider called a nearly $1 million bet on the river to jump to the top of the leaderboard. Phil Ivey had an up-and-down level, but made perhaps one of the best calls of the tournament so far. Ivey started the hand with a $135,000 preflop raise, which was called by Christopher Bach. After a flop of 9-3-3, both players checked t ...

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