. The 
on the turn was useful, but he would need to find the last seven in the deck to stay alive. The 
on the river was indeed not a seven, and Mouron has sent another player off to the rail. After adding those chips to his own stack, Jazzar is up dangerously close to the century mark, sitting now with 98,000.
. When the action was complete, both of Wong's opponents tabled different variations of Big Slick. Wong's rivered flush (
) proved plenty good against his opponents' kings and he raked in the pot to move to 73,000.
. Kongsgaard's opponent had first action and bet 10,000. Kongsgaard's response was to move all in for 30,025 total. It was a bet that eventually caused his opponent to fold.
; everyone checked. When the turn came the 
, Little bet out 2,000. Only one of his three opponents called.
brought another round of checks from Little and his remaining opponent. Little's top pair, 
, carried the day.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
, Dan Harrington took the lead with a bet of 1,200. His lone opponent came along with the call, and the turn card revealed the 
. Harrington kept the heat on with another bet, 3,100 this time. Once more, his opponent made the call to see the river bring the . Harrington fired 4,000 chips into the pot, and his opponent matched the bet for the final time.
, and his straight to the ten was good enough to earn him that nice little pot. After stacking up his new chips, Harrington has moved himself up to about 59,000 just as the final break of Day 1a approaches.
, and that's the end of the road for the young pro.
. It was a heads-up raised pot, and there were just about 10,000 chips in the middle after the first betting round. Action was on Antonio Esfandiari, and he sat motionless for a minute or so. 
. It was bad news for him as The Magician tabled 
.
, and the that filled out the board would provide no help either. Esfandiari has claimed another victim, pushing his chip count up to a very healthy 110,000 now.
