Andrew Murray raised to 8,000 under the gun, the hijack moved all in for 30,000, and Murray called.
All-In Player: J♣J♦ 
Andrew Murray: K♣K♠
Murray had his opponent crushed with his kings, and the A♣10♥6♦4♣3♥ board offered no help to the at-risk player as he was sent to the rail.
A player under the gun moved all in for 33,000, a middle-position opponent called for his last 11,000, while Broc Kuerzi also called on the button to put both players at risk.
Middle-Position: A♣K♦
Under-the-Gun: A♦K♠
Broc Kuerzi: A♠J♥
Both opponents had Kuerzi dominated, but he hit a pair on the Q♣J♣3♠ flop to take the lead. The rest of the board ran out 4♦2♠, and Kuerzi sent both opponents to the rail.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Brian Cutsinger bet 3,000 from the button on a flop of 5♥Q♥5♦ and John Ford called in the big blind. The under-the-gun player then raised to 15,000, and only Ford called.
The turn was the 4♥ and the under-the-gun player moved all in for 27,000. Ford quickly called and turned over J♥8♥ for a turned flush, and his opponent showed Q♦J♠.
The river was the K♠, and Ford took down the pot to earn the knockout.
Brian is the only Cutsinger left in the field, as Brandon was just sent to the rail.
A player under the gun raised to 6,000 before Kevin Johnson moved all in for 43,000 in the hijack. Daniel Perry then reshoved on the button, and the under-the-gun player got out of the way.
Kevin Johnson: A♠Q♥
Daniel Perry: 9♣9♦
Johnson was racing for his tournament life, and he caught a pair on the K♥8♥Q♠ flop to take the lead. The 5♠ turn was safe, while the 4♠ fell on the river to secure his double up.
With 159 total entries on Day 1c, tournament officials announced that the day will conclude once 19 players remain.
The tournament clock currently shows 63 players remaining.
Doug Simon had a raise of 3,000 in front of him in the cutoff before Ronnie Day moved all in for 50,000 in the small blind. Simon called to put Day at risk.
Ronnie Day: 3♦3♣
Doug Simon: 10♥10♠
Simon had Day crushed with his tens, and the K♣Q♥A♥K♦J♦ board improved him to a straight to send the WSOP bracelet winner to the rail.
Matt Vaughan bet 6,500 from the hijack on a flop of Q♣5♦3♠ and Wayne Reichenbach called in middle position.
The turn was the 4♦ and Vaughan moved all in. Reichenbach quickly called for 18,000 with 6♣6♥, while Vaughan could only show A♦9♣ for ace-high.
The river was the K♣, and Reichenbach held on to earn the double up.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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