Day 1f Begins Soon in the LCS $2,000,000 Guaranteed Main Event
Five flights have come and four of those are in the books in the Main Event here at The Lodge Card Club. The fifth flight is nearly finished as well. That means there is one last chance, Day 1f, to find a bag for Day 2 and work your way to a piece of the $2,000,000 Guaranteed prize pool.
Like all Day 1 flights, players will receive 50,000 chips and have 50-minute blinds in which to put them to use. Play will go until the end of level nine today or until 15% of the field remains, whichever comes first. Late registration and unlimited re-entry will be available until the start of level seven.
Players will be chasing Raymond Flint, who managed to bag an impressive 401,500 chips and secure the event chip lead thus far.
All players that advance from a Day 1 flight return on Sunday, May 22, at 2 p.m. for Day 2, which will feature ten levels of play at 60 minutes each.
The PokerNews live reporting team will bring all the action from this Saturday night flight and the rest of the event here on out. Stay tuned right here for all of your updates.
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for the turned nut-straight, while Wardlaw was holding 
for turned two pair. 
didn't fill up Wardlaw and his chips were slid over to Cox.
. Roesel wasn't slowing down and now bet for 2,300. Kirkhart continued to hit the call button and took the hand to a river.
hit the board. Once more Roesel bet, this time a bet of 6,700. Kirkhart thought for a bit, but shrugged and put in the chips. 
for two pair and Kirkhart mucked. 
. Liu checked to Byrd who continued his aggression with a continuation bet of 600. Liu made the call. 
seemed to slow the action as both players now checked. 
Liu decided to take the betting lead and put out 4,000. Byrd didn't think long before putting in the chips. 
and dragged the pot with the play.
. He held about 22,000 in chips and his lone opponent, Leon Khachadour had nearly the same stack. He decided to go all in and slid his chips across the middle. Khachadour couldn't have called quicker. 
, the turn and the river gave him top two pair.
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which was one pip better than the 
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wasn't what he was looking for. 
