Raphael Kroll in the small blind opened to 18,000, then Charles Lahmeri shoved for approximately 130,000 from the big blind. Kroll went deep into the tank, and eventually called.
Charles Lahmeri: A♣5♥ 
Raphael Kroll: K♣Q♣
Kroll was lucky enough to flop two pair on J♦J♠K♦9♣7♠ to send Lahmeri to the rail. "He hits everything" a player said while Kroll was scooping the pot and reaching 690,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 3,500/7,000
Ante: 7,000
The pot stood at 75,000 with two players looking at a flop of 10♠9♦6♦.
Kevin Bouttier, in the hijack, checked the action to the cutoff. The cutoff bet out 55,000 and Bouttier moved all in for 76,000. The big blind called.
Kevin Bouttier: Q♦J♦
Cutoff: A♣K♣
Bouttier was currently behind the ace high of his opponent but had a monster draw. The J♣ turn gave Bouttier top pair and the 3♦ river improved him to a flush, earning him the full double up.
The official numbers for Day 1c are in; with a total of 986, a total of 164 players will make the money. Once this many players remain, the flight will conclude.
The event has now broken the world record for the largest recorded six-max tournament held in Poker History. With late registration for the turbo flight Day 1d still open, this number is only set to grow.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The hijack raised to 13,000 and Hicham Zaakour called in the cutoff.
The hijack continued for 21,000 on the 8♣10♣9♥ flop. Zaakour was undeterred.
The 8♦ turn slowed down the hijack with a check. Zaakour bet out 40,000 and the hijack called.
The river fell the 4♥ and the hijack checked and then folded to a sizeable bet of 100,000, from Zaakour.
The player under the gun raised to 10,000, receiving calls from both the blinds.
The 3♥10♠6♣ flop checked through to the 3♣ on the turn. Sylvain Lethore took the lead for 12,000 and only the original raiser called.
The Q♦ river slowed down Lethore, his opponent bet out for 30,000 and Lethore made the call. The under-the-gun player chose to muck his cards while Lethore proudly showed 9♥9♣ for the correct hero call.
Four-way on a flop of A♠2♦8♣, everybody folded to the button who bet 10,000. The small blind folded, but Mikael "Shishi" Berrio in the big blind made the call. The fourth player in the cutoff folded.
On the J♦ turn, the button fired a second barrel of 17,000, and Shishi check-called once again. It was the last action on the day, as both players checked the 10♣ river.
First player to reveal his cards, Shishi flipped over 8♦2♣ for two pair. The player on the button didn't expect that and showed his surprise before sending his cards into the muck.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
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