Sergey Glagolev moved all in from the small blind for 26,000 effective and Jonathan Metz elected to call from the big blind, putting Glagolev at risk.
Sergey Glagolev: 
Jonathan Metz: 
The board ran out 
and Metz took down the pot with his king-high, eliminating Glagolev from the tournament.
"Why did you call there? Garbage hand," said Glagolev as he left the tournament area. Metz smiled as he stacked his newly acquired chips.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Brett Apter opened to 6,500 from under the gun, John O'Neal three-bet to 20,000 in the cutoff and Brett Apter hit the tank. Ultimately Apter moved all in for 98,500 and O'Neal snap-called for his 79,000 stack.
John O'Neal: 
Brett Apter: 
The board ran out 
and Apter's aces took down the pot, eliminating O'Neal from the tournament.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Brian Bowen opened to 14,000 from under the gun and Johnathan Nader three-bet to 30,000. Action folded back to Bowen, he called and the dealer fanned out 
on the flop.
Action checked through to the turn card where Bowen pushed in a bet of 41,000. Nader quickly folded and Bowen took down yet another pot here late in the day.
The flop read 
when Dewayne Snipes moved all in and Frank Funaro called, putting Snipes at risk.
Dewayne Snipes: 
Frank Funaro: 
The instantly fell on the turn, giving Snipes a flush and Funaro was then drawing dead to the river card. Snipes secured a full double with his flush during the last few hands of the night.
Day 1a of the Heartland Poker Tour $1,100 Main Event at the Daytona Beach Racing and Card Club is now in the books. The first flight saw a total of 80 registration slips sold and of those only 16 found a bag by night's end.
Emerging as the chipleader from Day 1a is Eric Chastain, who was near the top for most of the day and took the lead after the dinner break, one of which he never gave back as he finished the night atop the leaderboard with 335,000 in chips. Coming in right behind Chastain on the leaderboard is Johnathan Nader with 250,000.
Three players rounding out the top five include Peter Schultz (233,000), Brian Bowen (231,000), and United Kingdom's James Millman (211,000). A few familiar faces found a bag for Day 2, including Brett Apter (172,000), HPT regular Stan Jablonski (159,000), and fan-favorite Maurice Hawkins (146,000).
Not everyone from Day 1a was fortunate enough to make the next day and some of those that failed to move on are Michael Rossitto, Tony Miles, Alex Rocha, Jason Kapoor, John O'Neal, Jeremy Joseph, and Jeffrey Trudeau
The 16 players that advanced will combine with those who survive the next two starting flights and will return on Sunday, October 26 to battle it out for a shot at a final table birth.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all of the updates in the HPT Daytona Beach Main Event, so stay tuned as all of the action unfolds.
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