Espen Sandvik headed to the registration desk to reenter and shared with PokerNews he dusted off his first stack when his queens were no good to his opponent's kings.
Meanwhile, Jose Rivas has extended his chip lead and is approaching 1 million in chips.
Murat Cakir opened for 11,500 from early position before Karolis Sereika jammed from one seat over for around 130,000. The action folded back to Cakir who made the call.
Karolis Sereika:
Murat Cakir:
Sereika waved his fist in the air after the flop gave him a flush draw. The Lithuanian then sighed as the flush draw was unable to complete itself with the coming on the turn followed by the on the river.
Both players shared a small laugh after the hand as the dealer chopped up the pot.
Espen Sandvik headed to the tournament desk to enter for the third time. Before he reentered he shared with PokerNews he is getting back in now since he can't play the Main Event tomorrow due to the High Roller also taking place on Wednesday.
Sandvik shared that he doubled up his second bullet early on before he lost a hand with snowmen.
The hand began with Sandvik opening to 11,000 from the hijack and getting calls from Mohammed Razkouallah from the cutoff and Alexandre Klepikov from the big blind.
Klepikov and Sandvik checked the flop before Razkouallah bet 30,000. Klepikov called before Sandvik jammed for about 180,000. Razkouallah folded and Klepikov called.
Sandvik turned over and was drawing to a chop with his opponent flopping the nuts with . Blanks hit the turn and river and Klepikov took down the pot.
Jose Rivas has a mountain of chips. PokerNews hasn't witnessed him win any big pots recently but he has taken down several smaller ones to increase his chip-leading stack.
Players are now on a 15-minute break. Late registration will remain open until the start of Level 13. Additionally, dealers will be racing off the red 500-denomination chips.
Level 13 has kicked off which means late registration has closed. Day 1a attracted 110 entrants with 34 remaining.
Tournament Director Gerard Serra announced to the players that 17 players or half those remaining will be in the money with 11 of those advancing to Saturday's Day 2.
Jinho Hong jammed for about 90,000 into a pot of around 70,000 after the came on the flop and was called by Alejandro Gomez.
Hong turned over and sighed when he saw his opponent had . The came on the turn to complete a straight for Hong and he just had to sweat no diamonds coming on the river. Hong doubled up after the completed the board.