Jason Sardo moved all in for around 40,000 and found a caller in Taheem Amandeep, the players turned over their hands and Sardo would be at risk of elimination.
Taheem Amandeep: 
Jason Sardo: 
The board ran out 
and Amandeep's kings up took down the pot, eliminating his opponent and adding to his stack.
The flop showed 
, Jason James was faced with a bet from Arunkumar Padma when he opted to apply max pressure and move all in for more than enough to cover Padma.
Padma quickly called as turned over 
for top two, James tabled 
for a flush draw and would need some help on the run out. The 
on the turned changed nothing and James would need a club to eliminate Padma.
A very fortuitous card landed on the river for James when the dealer flipped over the 
, giving him the flush and moving him well above the 400,000 mark as Day 1b is nearing the end.
Jeffery Klein opened to 11,000 from late position, [Removed:606] [Removed:603] called from the hijack and Dan Wagner defended his big blind. The dealer flipped over 
on the flop, action checked to Klein who moved all in for around 65,000, [Removed:603] swiftly called and Wagner chucked his hand into the muck.
Klein tabled 
for an over pair of jacks the board, but [Removed:603] had him drawing very slim when he turned over 
for a flopped flush. The turn and river bricked off as [Removed:603] took down the pot with his flush, eliminating Klein from the tournament.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 2,400
The remaining 18 players are now taking a 10-minute break.
The flop was showing 
when Tim Vance moved all in for around 25,000, Charles Johnson moved all in over the top and Paul Bitterman hit the tank before making the call, putting both of his opponents at risk
Tim Vance: 
Paul Bitterman: 
Charles Johnson: 
Bitterman was ahead with his aces up and would need to dodge a few cards to score the double elimination. A came on the turn, giving Vance a flush draw and the on the river completed it. Vance took down the main pot for a full triple up and Johnson was eliminated by Bitterman's aces, giving the side pot to Bitterman.
Dan Wagner has really started to in the latter stages of Day 1b, accumulating almost 100,000 from the short to average stack that he was grinding all day.
Wagner opened from the hijack for 4,500, Johannes Mueller called from the button, Robert Wideman jumped in from the small blind and the action fell on Andy spears in the big blind who opted to moved all in for just over 85,000.
Spears received a round of folds for his shove and slowed down Wagner's heater for at least that hand.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Dan Wagner opened to 3,500 from under the gun, Johannes Mueller three-bet to 8,000 from late position, Wagner made the call and the flop came down 
.
Wagner check-called a bet of 6,000 from Mueller and the 
landed on the turn. Both players checked, an 
hit the table on the river and both players checked to showdown.
Mueller revealed for a pair of nines, Wagner tabled 
for a pair of queens and enough to take down the pot.
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