William Ho just felted [Removed:339], waking up with two queens in the big blind when [Removed:340] open-shoved 
.
He's now up to one million in chips. Here's how Ho and the rest of the big stacks look now halfway through Level 20:
William Ho is collecting tournament lives in this event like he's the Western New York Poker Reaper.
He check-raised all in on a 
flop with 
and got the call from his heads-up opponent on 
.
Ho faded all trouble on a brick-like run out, claimed another victim and added to his ever growing lead.
Start of day chip leader Charles Johnson Jr has been quiet most of the day, but just made a little noise moments ago.
He fired 90,000 into a pot over 200,000 with the board reading 
, forcing his opponent to fold and moving over the 400,000 mark.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
On an 
board, Peter Raimondi responded to a 22,000 chip bet from Vince Palma by pushing 65,000 across the line.
He took his time before doing it, but Palma called, only to muck when Raimondi showed 
for the wheel.
As Raimondi climbs the counts, Palma is headed in the opposite direction.
Facing a 40,000 chip bet from [Removed:339] on an 
board, William Ho went deep into the tank.
He emerged shoving and after [Removed:340] folded, Ho moved up into the chip lead.
Ray Williams just moved into contention getting it in with 
versus a shorter stack's 
on a flop full of bricks after flatting a rather large three-bet preflop.
Williams' heads-up opponent shoved the flop and hit the rail when Williams snap-called.
Larry Carney shoved in a battle of the blinds with Carmine Santoro. Santoro called with and the classic race was on.
The board rolled out 
with Carney doubling and Santoro continuing his slide from the top of the counts.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
The players are now on a 10-minute break and the tournament staff is coloring up and removing the 500 denomination chips.
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