Down to literal crumbs, Benjamin Chalot jammed from the cutoff for 164,764 and was called by the table big stack Christopher Frank in the big blind.
Benjamin Chalot: 
Christopher Frank: 
Frank made the second pair on the 
and Chalot picked up some outs with the 
. However, the 
river was not among them and Chalot was gone from Day 1a.
partypoker Ambassador Isaac Haxton cannot be found in his former seat on the table anymore and looking at the tournament lobby, he was eliminated in 324th place.
Upeshka De Silva opened to 60,000 and called a three-bet to 175,000 by Kevin Parkes from two seats over. They checked the 
flop and De Silva bet the 
turn for 137,500, as Parkes made the call.
On the 
river, De Silva checked with 372,259 behind and folded when Parkes bet more than that.
The late registration and reentry period has now closed with 591 entries on the first of two starting flights. There are currently fewer than 350 players left and Day 1a will end when there are 89 players left.
Level: 10
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 3,750
Jack Sinclair raised to 55,000 from the hijack and Juan Pardo Dominguez three-bet to 237,500 from the small blind. Dennys Ramos folded his big blind but Sinclair made the call.
The flop came 
, Pardo Dominguez continued with a bet of 157,560 for Sinclair to come along again.
They both checked through the 
on the turn to the 
on the river. Pardo Dominguez bet 252,096 for Sinclair to decide to raise it up to 1,139,473. Pardo Dominguez tanked for a while before opting to let the hand go.
The turn showed 
and Zbigniew Gorzycki made it 175,000 to go from an early position. With 812,700 in the pot by then, Mikita Badziakouski came along from the cutoff. The 
river completed the board and a bet worth 200,000 by Gorzycki was called by Badziakouski, who claimed the pot with 
versus 
.
Until the river of a board 
, a pot of 719,820 emerged and Marc Lange bet 415,000 with 1,139,060 behind while in the hijack. Christopher Frank was his sole remaining opponent and moved all-in with a covering stack of more than 2.3 million.
Lange tank-called with the 
for trips nines but Frank had turned the nut flush with 
.
Tomi Brouk had called the shove of Floyd Rosner in the small blind for 632,300 while sitting on the button himself.
Floyd Rosner:
Tomi Brouk: 
The board ran out for Brouk to flop a set and improve to a full house on the river to send the Dutchman to the rail for now.
Dominik Nitsche won a big pot against Daniel Peche when his queen-ten for two pair remained ahead against the of Peche, who missed an open-ended straight draw.
Nitsche then opened to 87,500 and was called only by Michael Addamo out of the big blind. The Aussie checked the flop and Nitsche made it 106,350 to go. Addamo check-raised to 275,000 only for Nitsche to jam near instantly. After using his time bank, Addamo let go and dropped below the starting stack.
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