Three players put in about 6,500 preflop to see a 
flop at Table 33. Everyone checked, and Shawn Meyer bet 6,500 from the bit blind on the 
turn. Only Brandon Fish, who flatted preflop from the cutoff, decided to see the 
river. Fish thought awhile before calling another 8,500, but he couldn't beat 
.
Darren Attebery bet 14,000 on an 
flop against three players, and Stan Schrier called from the button. On the 
turn, Attebery jammed for about 30,000 and Schrier snap-called.
Attebery: 
Schrier: 
Schrier was ahead for the moment, but Attebery had quite a few outs. Both players improved on the 
river but Schrier took it with a boat.
Schrier notably made the Main Event final table in 2001. That year it was won by Carlos Mortensen, but Schrier's third-place finish meant he outlasted Phil Gordon, Phil Hellmuth, and Mike Matusow at arguably the most stacked final table in Main Event history.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Colin Perry arrived at Table 32 with just a few big blinds and looked to be on his last legs after break, but he has seen his fortunes turn in a big way. He's now at about 110,000 after having hold on an 
flop against a player in the big blind with 
.
Colin Perry pushed from late position with about 20,000 and the big blind called off with 
. Perry's 
held up as the board ran out dead.
At the neighboring table, Brandon Fish had his 
hold against 
when he shipped over a late-position open and a button call.
Ryan Phan is going to have to get through Day 1c if he wants to repeat his RunGood final table performance from this spring. As Duster Ellis told it, he opened with 
and got action from Phan, who shoved over his continuation-bet on a king-high flop with 
. Phan found no improvement on the last two streets and Ellis collected his stack.
A player was all in preflop for 4,600 and called in two spots when flopped. One of the active players shipped and Mark Fink called immediately with . The preflop all-in player had 
and the postflop shipper had 
. The turn and 
river meant both of Fink's opponents made straights.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Mat Sztamburski made it 2,100 in the small blind, and the big blind shoved for 10,000. Sztamburski called immediately.
Sztamburski: 
Big blind:
The board ran out 
, and Sztamburski got another knockout.
A player was all in for 3,600 at Table 29 when we arrived, and Matt Sztamburski had already called. David Rockvam shoved from the big blind, and Sztamburski asked for a count. It was 10,400 total.
"I did this to myself," he said with a sigh as he flicked in a call.
Sztamburski:
Rockvam:
Third player:
Sztamburski had live cards and took the lead as 
flopped. His jacks held on the turn and river, eliminating both opponents.
"I didn't see him go all in," Sztamburski confessed with a grin.
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