The turbo flight of Day 1f has also begun.
They just entered Level 3 with 40 entries on the clock. PokerNews will provide the final chip counts of that flight when it ends, as well as the total entries of the Main Event.
Eugeniu Barbaros got his final 40,000 chips into the middle in a blind-on-blind encounter with Joshua Bruce, who had the bigger stack.
Eugeniu Barbaros: J♣8♣
Joshua Bruce: A♦4♠
Neither player hit a piece on the K♠3♦10♠5♥5♠ runout, resulting in the elimination of Barbaros.
Heads up on a K♠10♣J♠7♠ board, Christoforos Charvitis bet 15,000 into the 32,000 pot from the big blind. He received a call from Tom Corcoran in early position, resulting in the A♠ river showing up.
Charvatis continued for 20,000 and Corcoran threw in a reluctant call. Charvatis showed 6♠5♠ for a turned flush, and it was good enough to win the pot as Corcoran's cards hit the muck.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Arriving on a turn on the A♠3♥A♥6♥ board, Christoforos Charvatis bet 16,000 from middle position after a check from Tomas Geleziunas in the big blind.
Geleziunas then jammed for 35,000 and Charvatis asked for a count and went in the tank. Eventually, however, he decided on a call, leading to a showdown.
Tomas Geleziunas: A♣3♠
Christoforos Charvatis: A♦2♥
Charvatis needed a six to chop the pot, put the 5♦ river did not bring it. Geleziunas doubled up to an above-average stack while Charvatis was left with slightly more than a starting stack.
In a 22,500 pot, three players saw a flop of A♥9♠3♠. Matthew Blaney checked from the small blind, after which Frankie McPartland bet 7,500 from under the gun. Gunnar Wedde called from middle position, as did Blaney.
All three players then checked through the 6♠ turn and 7♦ river, leaving Blaney to show down A♦6♦ for two pair.
It was enough to rake in the pot, as the four other cards hit the muck.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Alan Kelleher got his stack of 33,500 in the middle from the small blind and was looked up by Gary Satelle in the cutoff, who had the bigger stack.
Alan Kelleher: A♦J♦
Gary Satelle: A♠Q♠
Satelle remained in the lead on A♣8♥7♦10♥, but the J♠ river saw Kelleher hit two pair to scoop the pot, much to the dismay of his opponent, who was left with 20 big blinds.
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