Todd Terry moved all in for his last 12,500 with 
and was called by the 
of Nick Binger. The 
flop gave Terry a pair but also supplied Binger with a set. Terry was left drawing dead when the 
hit the turn and shook Binger's hand. The 
was put out on the river for good measure as Binger, who collected four bounties, advanced to Round 2.
Level: 6
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
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Jude Ainsworth has just finished off Matthew Jarvis to advance to round two.
Jarvis raised the button with 
, and Ainsworth three-bet him with 
. Jarvis called, and the flop came 
. Bingo for Ainsworth. He bet and Jarvis called, and Ainsworth bet again after the 
turn. Jarvis shoved drawing dead, and the river 
has finished that match off.
We'll see Ainsworth tomorrow as well.
Scott Baumstein recently defeated Jason Potter at Table 27 to advance to Round 2.
Rob Tepper survived a heads-up battle against Jonathan Little to advance.
Dane Canelas-Miller outlasted the likes of Daniel Cates, Sorel Mizzi, John O'Shea, Brandon Steven, and Joe Serock to take down Table 2.
There are a bunch of matches heads up right now. Here's how the duels are shaping up:
Wesley Pantling - 70,000
William Pilossoph - 80,000
Andre Akkari - 45,000
Ville Wahlbeck - 105,000
Max Greenwood - 50,000
Jesse Martin - 100,000
Marko Neumann - 105,000
Alexander Timman - 45,000
Eric Ladny - 45,000
Greg Dyer - 105,000
Michael Binger - 55,000
Darren Kennedy - 95,000
Jean Francois Talbot - 25,000
Dean Lyall - 125,000
Andrew Chen - 75,000
Chris Hunichen - 75,000
Toby Lewis - 40,000
Luc Lafontaine - 110,000
Alexander Fitzgerald - 95,000
Bobby Suer - 55,000
Shaun Deeb - 70,000
Matt Mezvinsky - 80,000
Adam Sherman - 55,000
Travis Carson - 95,000
Break #2 is upon us. We'll be back in 15 minutes.
Here are some of the players who advanced to Round 2 during the last level.
Dean Lyall managed to make it past the likes of Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier and Alexander Kravchenko to win Table 11, collecting three bounties in the process.
David "ODB" Baker cleaned house on Table 20, collecting all the bounties: Mark Radoja, Lee Markholt, Tom Marchese, Patrick White, and Anthony Gregg.
Brandon Adams defeated Bryn Kenney to emerge victorious on Table 4.
We caught the tail-end of Jason Koon's elimination hand where he held 
on a 
board. Unfortunately, Daniel Colman held . The money went in sometime before the river, so it is no surprise Koon was extremely unhappy with his opponent's rivered set.
Around the same time, Daniel Negreanu moved all in for his last 10,000 or so with 
and was called by the 
of Amichai Tzvi Barer. "I'm drawing live," Negreanu said as the flop came down 
, giving him the lead with a pair of fives.
"Oh-oh, diamond," Negreanu chirped when the dealer burned and turned the 
. Sure enough, the river was the and Tzvi Barer hit a flush. Negreanu was sent to the rail with one bounty.
Level: 7
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,000
Mohsin Charania has just been defeated by Daniel Coleman.
A few tables over, Marko Neumann has also taken care of Alexander Timman in their heads-up battle. It was a three-bet pot preflop, and Timman shoved after it came . Neumann called with 
, and Timman's 
was in bad shape to give him a double.
The turn put the possibility of a split pot into play, but the river 
meant Neumann's kicker played. He gets the pot, the bounty, and a ticket to round two.
Also advancing is Ville Wahlbeck who beat his fellow Team PokerStars Pro Andre Akkari to earn his Day 2 seat.
