Action was picked up on the flop with 23,000 already in the pot, and the board showing 3♦9♣5♠. Maggie Fox was all in for her stack of 110,000, and the player in the big blind putting her at risk.
Maggie Fox: A♥A♦ 
Big Blind: 9♠7♥
The big blind flopped top pair but would still need to improve to crack Fox's aces. But when the board ran out 2♦ on the turn, and J♥ on the river, Fox's aces were still best, securing her the double up.
Action was picked up with Steven McKuin all in for 48,000, and Adam Watson putting him at risk.
Steven McKuin: 2♥2♦
Adam Watson: A♦Q♥
McKuin was in front with his pocket deuces, but once the board ran out A♠5♥9♥J♠4♠ Watson improved to a pair of aces, to take the pot and eliminate McKuin.
Action folded to a player in early position who raised all in for 25,000. Chris Danadrea in middle position then three-bet to 50,000, which got the remaining players to fold, leaving the two players heads up, with the early position player at risk.
Early Position: K♣5♣
Chris Danadrea: J♥J♦
Danadrea was well in front with his pocket jacks, but the A♣10♦5♦ provided an extra two outs for his opponent. The Q♣ on the turn gave him even more in the form of a flush draw. But the Q♠ river was safe for Dandrea, as his pocket jacks were still best, eliminating his opponent.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The 35 remaining players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
Aaron McIntosh opened the action with a raise to 8,000 from early position, which was called by Donovan Dean in middle position. It then folded to the small blind Patrick Sellers who three-bet to 18,000. Once the big blind folded, both McIntosh and Dean made the call.
After the 9♥J♠3♦ flop, Sellers checked to McIntosh who bet out 18,000, which Dean called. Sellers then raised all in for his stack of 157,500. After sitting in the tank for over a minute, Mcintosh mucked, as did Dean to give the pot to Sellers.
Aaron McIntosh opened the action with a raise to 9,000 from early position, and was called by Donovan Dean in the hijack, and the big blind Patrick Sellers.
After the 8♦J♠7♣ flopped, both Sellers and McIntosh checked to Dean, who bet out 10,000. Sellers folded and McIntosh made the call.
The turn brought the 7♥ and McIntosh retook the betting lead, and fired out 16,000, which Dean called.
After the 10♥ on the river, both players checked to showdown. McIntosh turned over A♠10♦ for two pair tens and sevens, but Dean had the winner when he tabled Q♥J♥ for a better two pair, jacks and sevens.
With 146 entrants, the tournament director has announced that 18 players will make the money and bag up for Day 2. There are currently 38 players remaining.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Action folded to the small blind LaShun Wallace who raised to 13,000, and the big blind Preston McEwen called to see a flop.
Both players checked after the 5♥10♥7♠ flop, to see the 10♣ on the turn. Wallace then moved all in for McEwen's stack of 35,000, and after a quick thought, McEwen found the call to put himself at risk.
Preston McEwen: 7♣6♣
LaShun Wallace: K♥5♣
McEwen had the best of it with the better two pair, and once the river brought the J♦ his two pair, tens and sevens were still best, giving him the double up.
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