Roger Foley opened to 23,000 from the hijack before Bill Onley three-bet to 65,000 from the cutoff. Foley called.
The Q♥2♣2♥ flop was checked by both players.
Foley led out for 16,000 on the 5♠ turn. Onley called.
The Q♣ river led to a bet of 30,000 from Foley. Onley quickly called and went to a showdown.
Foley had ace-high with A♦10♦, but it was no good as Onley showed J♦J♠ for two pair to claim the pot.
Mark Oglesby went all-in for 185,00 from the hijack and was called by Parker Williams in the next seat over in the cutoff to be at risk.
Mark Oglesby: K♥K♣
Parker Williams: J♠J♣
Oglesby needed a hold, and the 6♠2♠2♦Q♦5♥ runout did just that as Oglesby doubled on Day 1c.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
The remaining 18 players are on break. Tensions are high as the players can see the finish line, as 15 players are permitted to bag and advance to Day 2. Action will resume at the 4,000/8,000 level.
Andrea Hizer opened to 17,000 from the cutoff. Roger Foley defended his big blind.
The 4♥A♥10♦ flop led to a check from Foley. Hizer continued for 20,000, and Foley called.
Foley tapped the table on the 3♦ turn. Hizer put out a second barrel to the tune of 50,000. Foley quickly put out the chips for a call.
The 7♣ river resulted in another check from Foley. Hizer took her time to survey the situation before she fired a third barrel for 100,000.
The river bet sent Foley into the tank as he cut out the calling chips and weighed his options for a considerable amount of time.
Foley opted to muck his hand as Hizer conitnued her rapid rise up the chip counts.
This hand was picked up on the flop of 9♥Q♥8♦ with nearly 100,000 already committed to the pot.
Andrea Hizer checked her option from under the gun before Roger Foley followed with a bet of 50,000.
Hizer check-raised all-in for 122,000 in response, which sent Foley into the tank.
Foley mulled over his decision before he folded as Hizer took in the healthy pot on the flop.
Elliot Felsenthal opened to 12,000 from early position before the small blind shoved for approximately 42,000. Felsenthal called and put the small blind at risk.
Opponent: K♣Q♣
Elliot Felsenthal: 6♥6♦
Felsenthal held the slight edge and the flop kept him ahead when it came 9♦8♣2♥.
The 10♣ turn gave his opponent a gutshot straight draw to go with his overcards, but the river did not deliver any of them when it came the 5♦ and awarded Felsenthal the pot.
Kevin Mofield opened to 14,000 from early position and was called by Roger Foley in the next seat over. Mark Oglesby made it 40,000 on the button, but Mofield countered with an all-in for 111,000. Foley folded, but Oglesby made the call and put Mofield at risk.
Kevin Mofield: A♣A♥
Mark Oglesby: Q♠Q♣
Mofield had the aces, and the flop offered no drama when it came A♦2♦3♠ and gave Mofield a set.
The J♣ turn shut the door on any hope of a miracle comeback before the 6♦ completed the board.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Jeff Manley opened to 13,000 from early position before Vannara Sam shoved for approximately 65,000 from the small blind. Manley called and put Sam at risk.
Vannara Sam: J♠J♥
Jeff Manley: A♦K♥
It was a classic race between the pair versus ace-king.
Sam stayed in the lead when the flop came 7♠10♥10♣.
However, Manley would spike the turn when the A♥ peeled, improving him to a pair of aces.
Sam was unable to find a jack on the 4♥ river as Manley scored the elimination.
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