Tomas Fara was all in for around one million chips and had been called by partypoker Ambassador Jeff Gross.
Tomas Fara: 
Jeff Gross: 
Gross found himself ahead, and the flop came 
. The turn 
did give Fara outs to a straight, but the river 
was a brick and he was eliminated. Gross chips up to over seven million.
Pauli Ayras held 
against the 
of Daniel Smiljkovic. Ayras was all in for approximately 2.5 million and his pocket pair held on the 
board, narrowly avoiding his opponent's straight outs to double up.
Last year, Ayras took down two Poker Masters Online events. The current Poker Masters is ongoing in Las Vegas, with Daniel Negreanu among the title winners.
Ali Imsirovic, Niklas Astedt and Conor Beresford are among the recent eliminations, all of which have taken home $14,244 for their efforts.
Day 1A and start-of-day chip leader Andras Nemeth fell in 80th place. All remaining players have guaranteed themselves $16,207.
The average now stands at 3.2 million chips, and Jeff Gross has chipped dup to over five million.
He's now the big stack at a table that includes Aliaksei Boika, Luke Martinelli and Day 1C chip leader Kevin Macdonald
Level: 6
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Players are going on their second 5-minute break of the evening with 78 players remaining.
We thought we'd check in on the various Day 1 chip leaders. There are four of them in total - one each from Days 1A, 1B and 1C and the Day 1 Turbo.
Nemeth was the overall chip leader heading into Day 2, but now finds himself the shortest of this mini leaderboard. Ole Schemion was the leader of Day 1B, and also picked up a WPT WOC High Roller title while waiting for Day 2 to start, and is in a good spot for a deep run here today.
Level: 5
Blinds: 35,000/70,000
Ante: 8,750
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