Robert Paddock three-bet in late position and Charles Sinn flat-called on the button, while the initial raiser folded.
Paddock continued with a bet of 30,000 on the flop of 
and Sinn called. Paddock slowed down and checked on the 
turn and folded when Sinn threw out a bet of 75,000.
Abraham Faroni raised to 38,000 in the cutoff and Eric "The Donkey" Kurtzman defended the big blind. The flop came 
and Kurtzman splashed in a bet of 81,000 which got Faroni to fold.
In the next hand, Faroni once again opened to 38,000 and Kurtzman was the only caller from the small blind. The flop fell 
and Kurtzman led out with another bet of 82,000. Faroni folded again and Kurtzman collected two pots in a row.
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Ian O'Hara bet 60,000 and David Benyamine then raised the pot to 288,000. O'Hara quickly folded and the pot was shipped to Benyamine.
One hand later, Jeremy Ausmus limped and Benyamine raised the pot to 48,000 for Ausmus to call. The flop brought 
and Benyamine's bet worth 65,000 won the pot uncontested.
Nível: 17
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The remaining 50 players are going on a 60-minute dinner break and will return just after 9:40 p.m. When they return, there will be four more levels to play on Day 2.
[Removed:321] Arani raised to 35,000 from under the gun and was called by Dylan Weisman in the cutoff. The 
flop was checked by Arani and he then called a bet worth 50,000 by Weisman. After the 
turn, both players opted to check and Arani led the 
river for 155,000.
Weisman tanked briefly, counted his remaining chips and sent the cards into the muck.
Shaun Deeb raised it up from the hijack and picked up three callers along the way. The flop came 
and the action checked around to the on the turn.
Robert Paddock led out for 55,000 from the small blind and only Deeb called. The 
completed the board and Paddock checked this time. Deeb tossed in a bet of 130,000 and Paddock check-raised to 330,000. Deeb quickly mucked his cards and Paddock offered up 
for the nut flush.
Ben Lamb was out of position in a heads-up pot against Joseph Cheong on a board reading 
.
The flop checked through and Lamb led out with a bet of 30,000 on the turn. Cheong called.
Lamb then checked on the 
river and it was Cheong who threw out a bet of 70,000. Lamb laid it down.
Following a flop of 
, Simon Lofberg checked his option in the big blind. Ian Bradley on the button made it 30,000 to go and Lofberg then check-raised to 120,000. Bradley counted his remaining chips and reluctantly called to see the on the turn.
Lofberg now made it 95,000 to go and Bradley jammed to force a quick fold.
Matthew Wantman opened to 24,000 in the hijack and Ben Lamb defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and both players checked to the on the turn.
Lamb led out with a bet of 61,000 and Wantman called to see the on the river. Lamb checked this time and Wantman quickly checked it back. Lamb flipped over 
for the two smallest pair but that was good enough to win the pot.
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