Charlie Carrel bet 36,000 in position against Leon Tsoukernik on a completed board of . Tsoukernik fired in a check-raise to 117,000 and Carrel was left a bit dismayed.
"I rivered something," he said with a sigh, stretching his arms. "I'm not that confident, though."
After another minute or so, Carrel did drop in a call, and his was good.
Nick Petrangelo ran out of chips for the second time after buying back in and getting the exact same seat. His second stack vanished with pocket eights against the pocket queens of Patrick Leonard.
Leonard then took on Vojtech Ruzicka when the latter opened to 12,000 and picked up a call by Leonard from one seat over. Juha Helppi also called in the big blind and the trio saw a flop of . Action checked to Ruzicka, who bet 25,000. Only Leonard called and the then appeared on the turn.
The pot after Jason Wheeler busted to Sergio Aido saw Jean-Norel Thorel call the shove of Martin Kabrhel for just 39,500. Kabrhel had sixes and Thorel and the race went to Thorel as three hearts hit the flop and another arrived on the turn.
Konstantin Uspenskiy opened to 10,500 and Davidi Kitai took down the pot with a three-bet to 28,000 out of the big blind.
One hand later, Uspenskiy raised to 10,500 again and Kitai called in the small blind. The flop came and Kitai check-called a bet of 8,000. On the turn, the action went check, check. After the river, Kitai checked again and Uspenskiy bet 20,000.
Kitai gave it plenty of thought and called, then saw the good news as Uspenskiy only had , raking in the pot with his .
From the hijack, Julian Thomas raised to 13,000. Small blind Juha Helppi called before big blind [Removed:17] squeezed to 47,000. Thomas and Helppi both called so it was three-way to the flop.
Helppi checked and Yan bet 60,000 on . Thomas called, Helppi folded.
The hit the turn and Yan shoved all in for effectively for 194,500, the stack Thomas had behind. Thomas called instantly with his . Yan still had some outs with the but the on the river was a blank.
Yan was left with just about 40,000 while Thomas started stacking.
A squeeze to 47,500 was in front of Isaac Haxton in the small blind and Steve O'Dwyer called out of the cutoff to see a heads-up flop of . Haxton continued for 26,000 and O'Dwyer called. After the turn, Haxton fired 85,000 and O'Dwyer eventually folded.
At almost the same time on a different table, Charlie Carrel increased his lead after shoving into Viacheslav Buldygin. Carrel had a reraise to 40,000 in front of him in the big blind and Buldygin then squeezed to 92,000 before folding to the shove of the Brit. Carrel appears to be the only player above one million thus far.
With less than 20 minutes left on the clock, the tournament staff announced that the registration for tonight has closed. Just then, Sam Greenwood walked back in with a ticket in his hand after having busted 10 minutes ago, and received a fresh stack.
All players that bust during these last 20 minutes, may still re-enter tomorrow before the start of Day 2 at 12.30 p.m. local time.
With 13 minutes and 43 seconds left for the day, the clock was paused. The floor asked Viacheslav Buldygin to pick a card at random from three presented cards, and he took out the to determine there were five more hands to be played.
. Tsoukernik fired in a check-raise to 117,000 and Carrel was left a bit dismayed.
was good.
. Action checked to Ruzicka, who bet 25,000. Only Leonard called and the 
then appeared on the turn.
when all opponents had folded.
and the race went to Thorel as three hearts hit the flop and another arrived on the turn.
and Kitai check-called a bet of 8,000. On the 
river, Kitai checked again and Uspenskiy bet 20,000.
, raking in the pot with his 
.
. Thomas called, Helppi folded.
but the 
on the river was a blank. 
turn, Haxton fired 85,000 and O'Dwyer eventually folded.
of Julian Thomas. 
on the turn was a blank but the 
to determine there were five more hands to be played.