Tristan Bain ended up all in and at risk preflop for 12,375 and his opponent in the blinds looked him up with the 
. Bain was well ahead with 
and had little to fear on a board of 
to get back into contention.
One table over, Michael O'Grady reluctantly called a bet of 5,000 with the river showing 
. O'Grady was shown the 
and couldn't beat that, forfeiting a portion of his big stack as a result.
In a three-bet pot, Celina Lin check-called a bet of 2,000 from Matt O'Donnell on a 
flop.
The turn was the 
and Lnm check-called 3,500. The river was the 
and both players checked. O'Donnell flipped over and Lin mucked.
Both players are up above starting stack.
Jonathan Roy was spotted betting the 
turn for 3,200 when checked to him and he did so again after the 
river for 7,200. His opponent snap-called and all but gasped a "fuck" when Roy rolled over 
for the full house. Further assorted counts can be found below.
Jonathan Karamalikis limped the button and got calls from the small blind and Clint Taylor checked his big blind.
The flop came 
and it checked to Karamalikis who bet 300 and got two callers.
The small blind checked and Taylor bet 650 on the turn. Karamalikis called and Taylor folded.
The river was the 
. Taylor checked and Karamalikis bet 1,500.
"I don't want to see a flush," said Taylor. "I call." Karamalikis shrugged and turned over 
for nine-high and Taylor won the pot with 
for top pair.
On the tail end of a hand between Sam Cohen from under the gun and the player in the big blind, the board showed 
and Cohen called a bet of 3,000. She was shown for the flush and mucked, dropping just above the starting stack.
Joe Hachem has jumped into the Main Event also and was just spotted in the upper tournament area, his son Daniel has already been in action for some time.
It folded to Tatjana Zizic in the cutoff and she raised to 550. Former Aussie Millions Main Event champion Lee Nelson was on the button and three-bet to 1,600. The blinds folded and Zizic flashed an ace before folding.
"A suited ace," she said to Nelson as the pair exchanged a chuckle. "A big fold."
"You're making a move on me, I know you," she continued.
"You missed a fun hand," Andrew Chen said in the previous break and went on to explain how Chino Rheem arrived at the table, having busted the A$ 50,000 Challenge, and played two hands before running out of chips.
According to Chen, two players limped in and a raise to 1,200 followed, Rheme called as did the two limpers. Four-way to the 
flop with a hearts flush draw, the first limper bet 1,100 and was called. A raise to 3,200 followed and Rheem called on the button. Only Steven Miller called and the remaining three players checked the 
turn.
On the 
river, Miller bet 6,000 and his table neighbor reluctantly folded, Rheem then jammed for around 17,000. "That would be a pretty sick to bluff here, right?" Rheem apparently said in table chat and he was picked up by Miller to show 
for a missed gutshot and six-high. Miller had pocket sevens for a set and the third player in the hand had folded ace-king.
They still talked about the hand when everyone had returned, and a new player sat down in the seat that previously belonged to Rheem. It happens to be Randy Lew.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
With a field of up to 243 entries, the event is on track to equal the size of the previous year with one starting day to come and the remaining 232 players on Day 1b have been sent into their second 15-minute break of the day.
Dylan Wilkerson raised to 500 in the hijack and picked up a single caller in Daniel Hachem in the cutoff. Wilkerson continued for 600 on the 
and Hachem called to see the appear on the turn. Wilkerson slowed down and checked, then called a bet of 1,600 by Hachem.
On the river, Wilkerson checked once more and Daniel Hachem bet 5,200, which represented almost exactly half of what Wilkerson had left. A reluctant call followed and Wilkerson nodded when Hachem turned over for the nut straight.
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