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Carlos Keirouz pushed all in for over 42,000 to put Bakhos Salah to a decision for his tournament life.
to see Salah double through to 91,000 as Keirouz slipped to just over 13,000 in chips.
. and the first two men checked to Sokhn. He fired 700 at the pot, enough to fold the big blind. Medic made the call though, and the 
hit the turn. This time, Nenad elected to lead out into the pot with a bet of 1,200. "I call," said Sokhn quickly, flicking the calling chips into the pot one by one.
, and Medic slid another 1,600 chips into the middle. Sokhn was not so quick this time, but he eventually made the call. Medic showed 
, and that was enough to pick up some more fightin' chips. After starting the day in the wrong direction, he's back on the upward swing. He has worked his short stack of about 6,000 back up close to his starting count of 30,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Nenad Medic led out for 600 and after a little deliberation, his opponent on the button made the call.
and Medic pushed out a bet of 1,300 to again put his opponent in the tank.
in middle position and moved all in first into the pot. The bet folded around to the big blind where Adham Homsi instantly called with his big stack, turning over 
. . Hachem stood from his chair and said, "Good luck boys. Best of luck, I had a great time. Good luck to you all." The turn and river came and 
respectively, and the man affectionately referred to around here as simply "The Champ" has bowed out of Day 1.
spread out and Joe Hachem's 
sent to the muck at the sight of one opponent's 
and another's 
.
and a bet of 7,000 from one of the players was enough to take the hand heads up.
and 
to see Hanna hit the rail.
