There are now already more than 50 entries in the event, 53 to be exact, and the most recent additions to the field were all familiar faces that had previously busted. Vladimir Troyanovskiy happened to draw the very same seat again while Daniel Negreanu, Isaac Haxton and Justin Bonomo are also all back.
A clash between two Poker Hall of Famers has sent Daniel Negreanu broke and John Juanda skyrocketing to a spot near the top of the counts.
Negreanu defended his big blind against a Juanda open, then checked an 
flop. Juanda continued for 9,000, Negreanu popped it to 21,000 and Juanda three-bet shoved.
Negreanu called off for his tournament life with the 
pair and open-ended straight draw. Juanda held two jacks and the jacks held on a 
run out.
The new level hasn't provided much action at the table yet. A three-way pot between Andrew Lichtenberger, Ibrahim Raouf and Byron Kaverman was checked down entirely with the chips going to Lichtenberger.
Then, Mustapha Kanit raised to 9,000 and Daniel Negreanu three-bet all in for 128,500 from two seat over to scoop the pot.
Soon after, Kanit and table neighbor Jason Mercier both invested 26,000 chips preflop to see a flop of 
. Kanit chedked in the cutoff, Mercier continued for 37,000 and that shut down all further action.
In the last break, Justin Bonomo only had 43,500 chips in the last break and that turned into 11 big blinds for the new level. However, the American has been unable to spin up the short stack and left the tournament area.
Level: 7
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
The Super High Rollers are on their last 20-minute break and the T-100 chips will be raced off during that time as well, as they are no longer needed in the tournament.
It started with a raise to 7,000 by Igor Kurganov and Ibrahim Raouf called from one seat over. Thomas Muehloecker called and Andrew Lichtenberger then squeezed to 40,000 out of the big blind. Kurganov quickly folded, Raouf called and Muehloecker also let go.
On the 
flop, Lichtenberger made it 35,000 to go and Raouf shoved for 157,200 to pick up a call and be at risk on his second bullet:
Raouf: 
Lichtenberger: 
Any king or diamond would result in the exit for Raouf, but he dodged both thanks to the 
turn and river.
Once players lose their entire stack, they still have the option to reenter and join the competition once again as many times as they wish until registration closes 15 minutes prior to Day 2. Dominik Nitsche was the most recent participant to buy back in for his second bullet.
Jason Mercier raised to 7,000 and Max Altergott then shoved for his last 18,000 before John Juanda isolated successfully by pushing forward a stack of what looked like 46,000. Altergott was flipping with 
against the 
of Juanda without much success, the board ran out 
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