Tom Matacale three-bet preflop from mid position and called off for his remaining 61,800 when Bryan Piccioli four-bet jammed from late position.
Bryan Piccioli: 
Tom Matacale: 
The board ran out 
and Matacale scored a double up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Four players including Paul McLean paid 2,800 to see a 
flop. McLean checked from the small blind, the original raiser checked, and the player in late position moved all in for 17,200. The player on the button flatted the shove and then McLean jammed over the top for 50,000.
The middle position player folded and after a short amount of time in the tank, the player on the button folded as well.
Paul McLean: 
Opponent: 
McLean had his opponent drawing slim and would be drawing dead when the 
hit the turn. The river secured the pot for McLean who happily raked it in.
A completed board reading 
lay in the middle of the table in a hand involving Matt Heiligenthaler in the small blind and a heads-up opponent in early position.
There was about 43,000 in the pot and Heiligenthaler bet 16,000. His opponent took a few moments before making the call. Heiligenthaler tabled the for the nuts and his opponent quickly mucked.
The players are back at the tables and the cards are in the air. Registration has officially closed for the Main Event. Day 1c drew a total attendance of 269 entries bringing the overall total to 532.
The $200,000 guarantee has been shattered with $283,823 up for grabs in the prize pool.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
The players have been sent on a 45-minute dinner break. Registration will close when play resumes.
The action has rolled over into Level 10 which will spell the end of late registration. At the end of the level, the players will be sent on a 45-minute dinner break with registration closing when play resumes in Level 11.
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