Alexi Alexandrou was all-in for 41,500 with the A♥6♣ and so was Bradley Moore for more with the A♣J♣. Menesh Keshav had both comfortably covered and revealed the A♠J♠ with all chips going in preflop.
The 9♥8♠7♦5♠J♦ board gave Alexandrou a nine-high straight and he tripled up.
Stephen Courtney raised to 6,000 from an early position and was called by Brandon Matthews on the button as well as Teren Ramnundlall in the big blind. The flop brought J♠8♠6♠ and Ramnundlall bet 12,000 first to act. Courtney raised to 25,000 only for Matthews to then jam for 78,000.
Ramnundlall folded and Courtney used three time bank extensions before he made the call.
Brandon Matthews: A♥K♠
Stephen Courtney: 10♣10♥
Matthews was behind but had all spades as well as aces and kings at his disposal. The 5♦ turn and Q♦ river were blanks, as Courtney jumped out of his chair in relief with a "thank you, thank you".
Ahmed Karrim then confirmed all the details and added "you missed a wild hand".
Only 38 players currently remain and the next table will break when two further players run out of chips. Among the last two casualties were Mickael Sinnema and Ronit Chamani, who can still jump into the turbo heat 1d.
Chamani mentioned that she flopped broadway with AxK♦ on a Q♠J♦10♦ flop and Danny Dayani moved all-in with queen-ten to hit a full house.
The goal for Day 1c is reaching the top 24 finishers or until the end of level 15, whichever of the two comes first.
Rayhaan Adam had raised to 12,500 in the big blind and then faced the shove by Elmien Aspeling in the hijack for 68,500. The big stack asked for an exact count and visibly mulled over the possible hand combinations before settling on a call.
Elmien Aspeling: K♣J♣
Rayhaan Adam: A♠6♠
Adam was ahead preflop and on the 9♦3♠2♥ flop but the J♠ turn gave Aspeling the lead. An ace or spade was required for Adam to deal the final blow but the 2♦ river ensured Aspeling's double-up.
On the J♠9♦6♣10♦ turn, SM fired a bet of 30,000 out of the blinds and Fabio Cornelli moved all-in to get snap-called.
"You have it, eh?" Cornelli asked and was shown the 10♣10♥ by SM. The set of tens had one hundred percent already, as Cornelli's A♣J♥ had zero outs anymore as the blank 4♥ river ended his run.
There were 11,000 out in front of Costa Koutsikaris and Mickael Sinnema then didn't verbally declare his intentions while partly moving his short stack and exposing his A♦K♠ already. The floor was called and it was ruled that Sinnema called the raise and had to continue the hand with his cards face-up.
On the Q♣6♦4♣ flop, Sinnema then checked and Koutsikaris bet 25,000.
"I guess I fold ..." Sinnema sighed and did so to be left even shorter.
"I promise you I would have called the all-in," Koutsikaris responded.