Blinds: 1,000-2,000-2,000
Heather Alcorn moved all-in for 28,000 and was called by a player with slightly less from middle position and all remaining action folded.
Opponent: 
Heather Alcorn: 
The board ran out 
and Alcorn faded the flush draw of her opponent to eliminate him.
The players have taken their seats and the tournament clock reads 252 entrants for Day 1c. The players will play down to the final 31 players tonight.
The players of flight 1c have gone on a 15-minute break. The 100 chips will be colored up during this time.
Blinds: 800-1,600-1,600
A player raised to 5,000 in the hijack and from the small blind, Michael Sanders three-bet to 30,000 which the hijack player called. "Oh god," said Sanders "I don't even want to look." At that point Sanders moved his remaining chips into the pot for a bet of 24,000.
The flop came out 
and the hijack player shook his head as he said "you dodged it," before tossing his hand into the muck.
Blinds: 800-1,600-1,600
Maxx Holland called the big blind in early position and two other players followed suit behind him. In the small blind a player moved all-in for 46,000 and action folded back to Holland who called for his remaining 19,800 which folded all remaining action. "I'm light, I just want a double," Holland said while turning over his hand.
Maxx Holland: 
Small blind: 
The board ran out 
and the three flopped jacks were good enough for Holland to double.
The floor has announced that a $400k prizepool has been reached as the numbers from Day 1c tally up to 232 entrants. Players will have one more level after Level 7 to register into the final flight of the tournament.
Blinds: 500-1,000-1,000
Daniel Lowery called on the button with the small blind checking behind and the big blind checking their option.
The flop came out but the floor was called over because while all the cards were face-down, it became clear to the table that four were put out. The floor picked one of the three cards at random to be the burn card and the hand continued as normal.
The flop came out 
which saw action check over to Lowery who moved all-in for 33,000 which elicited two quick folds, giving Lowery the pot.
Blinds: 500-1,000-1,000
A player in first position raised to 2,500 and from middle position, a player moved all-in for 12,000. In the cutoff, Robert Harp moved all-in for 37,000 and in the big blind, Li Wu moved all-in for 27,000, folding out the initial raiser.
Middle Position: 
Li Wu:
Robert Harp:
The board ran out 
and Wu's set of kings was good to scoop a monster pot.
Blinds: 400-800-800
Steven Rodriguez raised to 2,200 from early position and saw one player defend in the big blind.
On a board of 
, the big blind moved all-in for 8,700 and Rodriguez snap-called.
Big blind: 
Steven Rodriguez: 
The board ran out 
improving the king-queen to no more than a pair of kings and RGPS Deepstack champion added some chips to his growing pile.
Rodriguez has already bagged for Day 2 and has exercised his option to take the best bag forward by playing this flight as well.
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