Daniel Campbell was lucky enough to have one player shove into him as he held 
on a 
board for the nut flush.
That player had no more than a single seven and although he dreamed of his two pair to turning into a boat, dreams don't always come true. This one failed to materialize on the 
river and Campbell raked in the chips.
Emmett Caldwell is looking to be the first player past the 100,000 chip mark having taken the chip lead now after a few big hands in the early levels that including making two pair out of 
to get the best of one player holding 
and top pair.
He's over 90,000 now and building.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Christy Willams is among those slowly building a contending stack as they day moves on.
She bet 2,000 into a pot of 2,600 on the river of a 
board. While her opponent contemplated calling and playing the straight on the board, he eventually thought better of it.
Williams showed the 
for the top end and raked in the chips.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
The players are off on a 15-minute break as the tournament staff pulls the green 25-denomination chips from play.
Randy Lingenfelter had already busted one bullet today, but after firing a second, found himself all in for some 10,000 in chips on an 
flop with four other players in the hand behind him and a 10,000 pot in front.
Each one took their time tanking and folding, prompting a bit of a celebration from Lingenfelter once they had.
"Yesss," he exclaimed, showing 
for the stone cold bluff to drag the pot and double up.
Toronto Canada's Tom Law made a big stack in the early levels on Day 1a, but couldn't hold on to it, busting before they bagged.
He's back again today trying to build a stack to take to Day 2 and although it's not exactly the hot start he enjoyed on Day 1a, he's found a way to double up his starting stack coming up on the mid point of the day.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
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