Kenny Ball is off to a hot start here having earned triple what he started with.
Most of the stack was built when the Batavia, NY resident flopped trip nines holding 
against and getting his opponent to commit all his chips.
A quick look around the room proves Ball as the early leader.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Debi Moore found herself on the right end of a full house over full house situation.
She now has twice the starting stack after relieving her unlucky opponent of all his chips.
After a series of raises heads-up preflop, Tom Stanley made a quick call for all his chips holding everyone's favorite hand: 
.
He was up against 
and faded the two outer on a 
run out to double up and bust a player.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
The board now reads 49 entries as latecomers continue to hit the cage to register for today's third Day 1 flight.
Among those who just took a seat is Event #3 runner-up Cameron Bartolotta. It was a busy weekend for Bartolotta as he also made the final table of Event #1, finishing seventh.
David Hanner has found an early double up.
The Austrian turned Buffalonian flopped a set of queens and was lucky enough to get one player willing to get all his chips in the middle with king-high.
Needles to say, the set held.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Mike Boncore was one of the 13 survivors from Monday's Day 1a flight.
But since he bagged just 30,500 in chips after losing a few key pots near the end of the day, he's back to try to build a bigger stack today.
Boncore is one of a few familiar faces in the field today who also played one of the two Day 1 flights Monday.
It's a little quieter here in the Niagara Falls Poker Room this morning when compared to the first two Day 1 flights of this event.
The board currently reads just 30 entries, the lowest starting number for all three flights so far.
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