Mark Roberts opened by potting to 3,500 and got three calls before Alex Visbisky repotted for roughly one third of his 60,000-chip stack with the 
double suited.
Tom Guindon looked him up with the 
and flopped a wrap on a 
board. They got it in, Guindon turned a deuce, and busted Visbisky on the way to a huge chip lead with 29 now remaining.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
Leo Kaplin, who claims to have won a chipped trophy when he outlasted the field in this very tournament three years ago, just got the best of a three-way all-in pot to climb the counts and send Jason Nablo to the rail.
Kaplin: 
Tom Guindon: 
Nablo: 
Nablo had the best of it when the money went in preflop, but Kaplin flushed out on a 
board to triple up. Nablo had Kaplin covered, but lost a side pot to Guindon's two pair.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Joseph Elia is on a massive heater and just became the first player past the 100,000-chip mark heading into the break with the chip lead.
He managed to win a 60,000-chip three-way all in pot moments ago with 
, flopping a nine and finding another on the river to make trips, crack aces and push ahead of the pack.
Tom "Plumber" Guindon, who is an actual plumber and also has a reputation for flushing many opponent's tournament dreams down the drain here at Seneca, just did exactly that to Ray LaRouech.
LaRouech flopped a set of aces and Guindon decided to roll with what he called a "semi-wrap". In fact, it was a gutshot, and he hit it on the river to bust LaRouech and join the leaders heading into the second break of the day.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Niagara Falls, Canada's Domenic Olivo flopped top set with the 
on a 
board.
Once the player on his left made a set of his own, he was willing to get it in. Kings were still best and Olivo now has a nice, healthy stack as a result.
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