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JP Kelly open-shoved all in for 9,500 with the button and Mclean Karr made the call.
Showdown
Kelly: 
Karr: 
The 
flop pushed Karr into the lead, and he didn't relinquish it after the turn (
) or the river (
).
Karr will return tomorrow and Kelly is out of the tournament.
After losing most of his chips with 
against 
, Hal Lubarsky got the rest of his stack in the middle with 
. His opponent had him in rough shape with 
and Lubarsky could not improve sending him to the rail
Bryan Devonshire, Adam Croffut, Mikhail Shalamov and Tom Middleton have all won their tables and will come back for Day 2.
Isabelle Mercier eliminated her opponent heads up to advance to tomorrow.
Mercier held 
, her opponent had 
and the board came 
.
No dinner tonight because most tables are short-handed. Cya in about 15 minutes!
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
With 1,400 entrants the prizepool today is $1,890,000. If you win your table today you are guaranteed $5,632 and if you win your table tomorrow you are guaranteed $6,955. Day 3 we will return with 14 players, and then we will play until there is a winner.
The winner will receive $382,725 and a shiny, gold bracelet.
The entire payout structure can be viewed by clicking the Payouts tab above.
Berry Wheeler and Mike Adamo have both advanced into Day 2 after getting it in behind with ace-five and winning.
Wheeler hit an ace against his opponent's kings and Adamo hit a five against his opponent's 
.
Randy Holland has locked up $5,632 after winning his table. In the last hand, Holland and his opponent were all in before the flop and the hands were opened.
Showdown
Holland: 
Opponent: 
The board ran 
and Holland's ace-high was good.
Eric Lucas won a 60-40 with 
against when a king flopped.
Peter Costa's wired fours held against 
.
Richard Hawes' 
held against 
on a 
board.
Michael Pesek was behind with 
against his last hand. The flop changed that.
Andrew Shack hit a straight on the river with . The board was 
when he and his opponent got it all in. The on the river did the trick.
