Zo Karim bet 1,450 from the small blind into two players on a 
flop. Both opponents called, and a 
arrived on fourth street. Karim bet 2,800, and this time only Peter Tarsiewicz, who had the button, called. Karim checked the 
river and called a wager of 5,400.
Tarsiewicz showed 
for a set and Karim simply said "nice hand."
Nick Yunis took a seat at that same table.
Michael Rocco had a raise to 1,300 in front of him in middle position, and Chad Eveslage called on his left. The cutoff made it 3,100 and Rocco and Eveslage both called. The flop came 
. Rocco and Eveslage checked and the cutoff bet 6,000. Rocco mucked but Eveslage shoved for about 7,000 more effective. The cutoff called with 
but Eveslage had outflopped him with 
. The set held up as the turn and river bricked out.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
A trio of recognizable faces just sat in: David Eldridge, Chad Eveslage, and Rex Clinkscales. Eldridge was the final elimination on Day 1a.
Jeff Chang opened for an unknown amount in middle position and called a three-bet to 2,200 from an opponent in the cutoff. Both checked the flop and the board read 
on fourth street. Chang checked and called what looked like 2,200 more. He checked the 
river, and his opponent bet 3,700.
"I'll show either way," the player declared.
Chang thought for over a minute and called. His opponent showed 
but Chang had it beat with 
for a set.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
A player in the big blind checked and called approximately 2,300 from Zo Karim, who was in early position on a board of 
. The big blind checked the 
river, and Karim fired 5,825. This time, his opponent tanked a couple of minutes and mucked.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
On a final board of 
, Jose Montes was in the big blind and checked to Justin Chock, who bet moved all in for 15,675. Montes shook his head and counted down his stack, ultimately deciding on a call for all but his last 1,475.
Chock turned over for aces full, and Montes turned his 
face-up before mucking it. Left crippled, he busted out a couple of hands later.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 25
Robert Schulz checked out of the small blind on a board of 
and then called a bet of 4,650 from his opponent in the hijack. Schulz checked the river and saw his opponent fire out a huge bet of 15,600. Schulz thought about a minute and called. His opponent flipped over 
for a whiffed double draw, and Schulz showed 
for top pair.
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