Kevin Kurtz and Dapo Ajayi had gotten stacks in preflop with nothing more than the big blind's chips in the middle due to a dead small blind. Both players were in early position, with Kurtz one to the left of under the gun and Ajayi on Kurtz's direct left.
Dapo Ajayi: 
Kevin Kurtz: 
The board ran out 
to score the double for Ajayi, leaving both players with 60 to 70 percent of a starting stack nearing the end of Level 3.
A few more familiar faces have been seen entering the tournament area and taking their seats with Day 1b now in full swing.
An all in and a call were announced as Nader Wahdan had gotten his last 16,100 in from early position against his opponent, who was on the button. There was just under 10,000 that had gone into the middle before the flop, with the remaining chips going in after the flop came 
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Nader Wahdan: 
Opponent: 
Wahdan's set of sevens was firmly ahead of his opponent's overpair of kings. The turn came 
and the river fell behind it to finish the runout, scoring the double for Wahadan in the process.
A player raised to 600 from under the gun and was called by another player in middle position. Action folded around to Christopher Ocksrider, who also called from the small blind. The big blind then defended to take postflop action four ways, where all four players checked the flop 
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Ocksrider then led out on the turn 
, making a bet of 800. The big blind folded, under the gun called, and the middle-position player folded. Action was then heads up for the river , where both players checked through to showdown.
Ocksrider tabled 
and his opponent flashed what looked to be 
before mucking, resulting in Ocksrider winning the pot with his two pair, aces and eights.
The dealer was in the process of announcing an all in and two calls after a flop of 
. Jim Morrison was the player who was all in from the small blind, having received action from the player in the big blind as well as Will Berry, who was on the button.
With the big blind and Berry having any future action going to a side pot, the big bilnd bet 6,000 on the turn 
. Berry went all in over the top for 19,400 and received a fold, prompting him to table his hand for the river with the hopes of winning the main pot after locking down the side pot.
Will Berry:
Jim Morrison: 
"I have a straight," Morrison had said as he tabled his hand. Berry's top set was in need of improving to win the pot and score the knockout. However, Morrison would be the one to improve as the river gave him an unnecessary flush, securing the triple and finding life again as Level 3 begins.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 0
There was around 4,400 in the middle from four-way preflop action as the flop came . Will Berry was in the small blind and checked, as did the big blind and the player who was under the gun.
Aaron McEvoy was in the cutoff as the final player to act and bet 2,100. Berry and the big blind called and the under-the-gun player folded.
The turn came and action checked to McEvoy again. He fired out another 4,000 and received two folds, earning him the pot.
The tournament clock now reads 60 entries with play a little over halfway through Level 2. Here are a few more players visible throughout the room.
There was 1,500 in the middle from preflop action between a player in early position and Mike Sherry, who was in middle position. The flop came 
and the early-position player bet 1,100. Sherry clicked it back, raising to 2,200.
His opponent thought for about 20 seconds and sent his cards to the muck, resulting in the pot being sent Sherry's way.
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