Rob Gardner moved all in for 84,000 from the cutoff, and Akash Patel made the call in the big blind.
Rob Gardner: A♦9♠ 
Akash Patel: 5♣5♦
Gardner found another double after connecting with the 7♣A♣4♣Q♦J♠ runout, making top pair and collecting the chips from Patel.
Rob Gardner moved all in for 46,000 on the button, and was at risk after Mark Brodsky called in the big blind without looking at his cards.
Rob Gardner: A♠K♠
Mark Brodsky: K♣J♣
Gardner was well out in front, and the 2♥10♣Q♦ flop brough both players a straight draw. The 8♥ turn was a blank, but Gardner hit Broadway on the J♠ river to double up through Brodsky.
Action folded around to Steven Gurney in the small blind, who bet enough to put Casey Hatmaker all in from the big blind. Hatmaker looked down at his cards and stuck in the call.
Casey Hatmaker: K♣10♣
Steven Gurney: A♠7♦
Hatmaker connected with the 8♦10♥J♦ flop, finding a pair of tens. The 6♥ turn changed nothing, while Hatmaker improved further on the 10♠ river to double through Gurney.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
The final RGPS Main Event flight is well underway, with 34 entries at the moment.
Day 1c currently has 18 players remaining.
The remaining 11 players in Day 1b have been sent on a 10-minute break.
Action will resume with blinds of 4,000/8,000, with play continuing until just nine are left to bag for Day 2.
Action was heads-up to the 2♦9♣5♣10♠4♣ river, with Casey Hatmaker checking from the big blind.
Akash Patel fired a bet of 25,000 on the button, sending Hatmaker into the tank. Hatmaker opted to check-raise, sliding out 80,000 chips.
It was now Patel's turn in the tank, taking some time before making the call. Hatmaker showed A♠8♣, while Patel tabled Q♣10♠ for a pair of tens to take a sizeable pot.
Elias Garney opened to 16,000 in the hijack, and Christopher Coles defended his big blind to see the 5♥10♦5♦ flop.
Coles checked to Garney, who continued for 15,000. The call was made before both players checked the Q♦ turn.
Another pair of checks followed the 7♦ river, and Coles tabled Q♣10♣ for queens and tens. Garney frustratingly flipped over A♣10♥ for an inferior two pair, and Coles picked up the pot.
Rob Gardner moved all in from under the gun for his last 69,000, and Mark Brodsky announced a call in the cutoff. The rest of the table got out of the way, and the cards were turned up.
Rob Gardner: K♥K♦
Mark Brodsky: A♥9♥
Gardner's pocket kings saw a safe 7♥2♦7♣8♠J♦ runout, claiming a double-up through Brodsky.
Daniel Bailey committed his final 9,000 chips in middle position, and was at risk after Casey Hatmaker moved all in from the small blind.
Daniel Bailey: 8♦5♦
Casey Hatmaker: J♠9♣
Both players whiffed on the A♠3♦3♣A♠2♣ runout, leaving Hatmaker's jack-high in front to claim the rest of Bailey's chips.
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