Kerem Keles moved all in on the button for 140,000, which was reluctantly called by Nikolay Fal in the big blind.
Kerem Keles: J♠10♠
Nikolay Fal: K♥J♥
Keles was dominated and he tapped the table on the flop and tried to gain some stand-up equity. It didn't work out as the board was J♣7♦3♣Q♥K♠ to give Fal two pair. Keles exited in 41st place, four places short of a bag.
From the 214 players who have entered Day 1b, only 43 players remain in the field.
A further six eliminations will see the tournament reach the target of 37 players. They will join the 26 players from Day 1a for Day 2.
Level: 14
Blinds: 5,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Eugene Katchalov bet 25,000 from the cutoff. Kirill Solovev in the small blind raised it to 65,000.
Cristinel Dumitru in the big blind took about 15 seconds to announce all in for 290,000.
Katchalov and Solovev quickly discarded their hands.
Congya Zhang was down to 15,000 chips and moved all in blind from under the gun. Kirill Solovev raised on the button and everyone else got out of the way.
Congya Zhang: 4♦4♣
Kirill Solovev: A♦6♣
Zhang was happy to see a pocket pair after she turned over her cards. Her opponent didn't connect on the K♥J♠J♣7♥3♣ board which allowed the Global Poker Champion to quadruple her stack.
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Level: 13
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Players have been sent on a 15-minute break. During that time the floor will be racing off the 1,000 chips.
Miguel Prospero moved all in for 91,000 from the hijack and was under-called by Leonid Orman on the button for 65,000.
Leonid Orman: Q♣Q♦ 
Miguel Prospero: 9♠9♦
Before the dealer put out the flop, Prospero initiated his one-time by shouting the immortal words. His one-time was redeemed instantly as a nine hit the flop on the completed board of J♠9♥3♦A♣5♠ which caused the table to erupt in laughter.
Well apart from Orman, who walked away dejected. But congratulations Miguel on successfully using your one time, unfortunately you cannot use it again!
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