Sitting on the button, Travis Endersby had what looked like 2,100 in front of him with 
on the table. Tyron Krost raised to 5,100 out of the big blind and Endersby called.
The river came 
and Krost fired 5,600. Endersby tanked for well over a minute and then forced himself to pay the price. Krost, however, rolled over 
for a flopped straight, and Endersby mucked his inferior hand.
On his first visit to Melbourne and the Aussie Millions, Orpen Kisacikoglu finished third in the A$50,000 Challenge last night and scored the first Aussie flag for his Hendon Mob profile. While still yawning at the table after not enough sleep, Kisacikoglu has made it to Day 1c in the first level of the day along with fellow High Rollers Dan Shak and Sam Grafton.
Read more about the outcome of the A$50,000 Challenge here.
On a 
flop, Majed Haddad checked from the small blind and his neighbor bet 350 into the pot, getting calls from Jan Suchanek and Jeff Madsen. Haddad check-raised to 1,400 and he found two callers as only Suchanek released his hand. The 
turn saw Haddad barrel for 2,250, leaving himself with 10,000. The big blind got out of the way and Madsen followed suit, allowing Haddad to claim the pot.
Richard Kellett and Michele Guzzardi won their first ANTON Jewellery Championship ring at the 2020 Aussie Millions just a few days ago and both have been spotted in the Day 1c field along with the following notables below.
"Seat open on table eight," the dealer announced and the floorman walked over to see what had happened on a table that also includes Kitty Kuo and Hiroyuki Noda. The cards and full board were already showing as Jacob Morenos had knocked out Jan Pettersson.
On a board of 
, Pettersson had flopped a straight with the 
but ended up second-best to the 
of Marenos.
Mo Jang was in the cutoff, firing 2,025 on the river of the 
when the action was picked up. Luke Tsapazis raised to 7,025 in position and Jang flicked in a 5,000 chip to match the price. Tsapazis promptly turned up 
for a rivered full house and Jang sighed, mucking his hand.
Ehsan Amiri and Shivan Abdine can be found next to each other on the right hand side of the balcony and both just met in a limped battle of the blinds. Amiri check-called a bet of 100 on the 
flop and the 
turn was checked through. After the 
river, Amiri bet 250 and a raise to 1,000 won the pot for Abdine.
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Jeff Madsen checked under the gun and Jan Suchanek fired 1,500 into 1,900 from the button. Madsen called.
The hit the felt and Madsen checked again. Suchanek bet 3,000 and Madsen thought for a moment then called. Suchanek flipped over 
for trip sixes but Madsen had him beat, holding a stronger kicker to his six with 
.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Tobias Peters checked out of the blinds and his sole remaining opponent made it 800 to go into a pot of 900, which Peters called. The fell on the river and Peters checked once more, then faced a bet of 2,000 and sent his cards into the muck.
The field has already surpassed 200 entries on Day 1c and some of the notables that have joined the action can be found below.
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