Jimmy Tran checked the 4♣9♣Q♣ flop from the big blind, and Bowen Wang bet enough to put his opponent all in. Tran called off his stack of 42,500, and the hands were turned up.
Jimmy Tran: 8♣2♣ 
Bowen Wang: J♠10♣
Tran revealed his flopped flush, and was able to dodge an additional club on the 2♥ turn and 7♥ river to secure the double-up.
Dale Code doubled for 67,000 with A♦K♥ on a board of K♦5♦4♠2♦Q♣ and put a dent into the big stack of Luke Edwards, who remained ahead on the leaderboard despite this loss.
Further notable stacks can be found below as the field has reached 199 entries for Day 1d.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Players have reached a 30-minute dinner break, with action resuming at approximately 7:10 p.m. local time.
Celina Lin had previously lost almost all of her stack when her pocket kings were cracked by 6♥2♥ in a four-bet pot and she was then all-in for the last 5,500 with 7♥7♠ against the 6♦6♠ of Jimmy Tran.
The 10♠9♥8♥A♥J♣ board kept Lin's superior hand ahead this time and she survived.
Chad Awerbuch had already checked the K♣10♦4♥2♣5♠ river when his opponent went deep into the tank and ultimately checked behind after using two time banks. They flashed a pair of sevens but Awerbuch was well ahead with the K♥Q♦ for top pair to continue his rise before the dinner break.
No longer in contention are Meng Cgung, Tony Hachem and Sebastian Trisch, among others.
The reaction from table 29 could be heard around the room as the river hit, with Ruben Padilla all in against Cruz Brumfitt.
Ruben Padilla: K♠10♥
Cruz Brumfitt: 9♠9♥
Cards were on their backs as the dealer completed the K♥10♣9♦7♥10♠ board, with both players holding a full house. Padilla made tens full of kings on the river, earning the double through Brumfitt.
On a flop of K♠4♥3♥, Zhongyu Deng check-called a bet of 10,000 by Duncan Cameron and they checked the 2♥ on the turn. When the 8♥ came on the river, Cameron reluctantly checked behind and announced ace-high before sheepishly flashing the A♦J♠.
Deng had flopped a set with 4♠4♦ to win the pot.
Ruben Padilla then four-bet jammed for 37,500 against Dale Code who called with the covering stack.
Ruben Padilla: A♣K♣
Dale Code: J♦J♣
The K♥6♣5♦6♥A♦ runout provided the king and ace for the double.
Nickolas Oiberman raised to 3,000 and was called only by Arthur Xafis. Both checked the A♠Q♣7♥ flop to the J♣ turn on which Xafis check-called for 3,000. They checked the 7♠ river and Oiberman won the pot with the K♥Q♦.
One hand later, Tony Hachem raised to 3,500 and reluctantly called the all-in of Meng Cgung for 17,000.
Meng Cgung: A♥K♣
Tony Hachem: A♦5♠
"Classic race," table big stack Najeem Ajez joked.
Neither player hit the Q♠9♠4♥8♥J♥ board and the kicker played for the double.
The tournament clock shows 191 entries in Day 1d, making this the largest flight of the week. Late registration remains open through the end of play tonight and through Level 13 on Day 2.
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