Fire Up the Complain Saw

Chad Holloway

For better or worse, right or wrong, Allen Kessler has developed a reputation for complaining. Oftentimes he's right in what he's saying, but he's been known to be overbearing when trying to express his opinion.

With that said, Kessler has brought up an issue with the staff. The plan for the day is to play through Level 17, but Kessler contends (and he's probably right) that at the rate of eliminations less than 10% of the field would remain. That would pose a problem as 10% of a field usually makes the money, but there's still an entire flight left to be played tomorrow.

"I wouldn't go past 72," Kessler warned. The tournament staff assured Kessler that they're aware of the situation and will be keeping a close eye on it. In other words, there a decent chance we won't play all 17 scheduled levels, especially if the eliminations keep happening at such a rapid pace.

Speaking of which, Ray Henson and Gil George have been eliminated from the tournament.