No-Limit Hold'em
Hasan Habib was down to just 125 chips when he got it all in preflop against Meikle Partin.
Partin: 
Habib: 
All Habib needed to do was stay ahead, and he managed to do it by finding a flush on the turn with the board coming down 
. Habib now has 1,100 chips and could probably use another centuple up
No-Limit Hold'em
Scott Clements was all in preflop with the 
against the 
for David Barter. The board ran out 
and that was all she wrote for Clements.
No-Limit Hold'em
Just before James Mackey busted Dan O'Brien he got the best of Valdemar Kwaysser. We missed the hand but know that Mackey was holding 
and had fallen behind Kwaysser's when Kwaysser made a pair on the turn. However, Mackey was able to find a flush on the river, putting his total kill count up to two for the day.
No-Limit Hold'em
James Mackey raised to 1,100 and then called his opponent's all-in shove worth 4,500. The all-in player was Dan O'Brien. Mackey held the and O'Brien the 
.
The flop ran out 
and O'Brien picked up a pair of tens to take the lead. The turn card brought the though and just like that, Mackey snatched back the lead. The river completed the board with the 
and wasn't the help O'Brien needed.
O'Brien was sent to the rail as Mackey improved to 33,000 chips.
Stud 8/b
Justin Smith:
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Alexander Kravchenko: (X)(X) / 
Ylon Schwartz: 
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Joe Serock: 
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This hand turned out to be a wild one. It started when Smith completed, Kravchenko called, and Schwartz raised, with Serock, Smith and Kravchenko calling the three-bet.
On fourth street we only had one bet, coming from Schwartz with everyone calling. Schwartz went all in with a bet on fifth street and was called by Serock before Smith raised. This led Kravchenko to fold, but Serock stuck around.
Serock check-called bets from Smith on sixth street as well as seventh street but found himself shut out of the hand when Smith showed the best low and Schwratz the best high with two pair.
Stud-8
Jeff Shulman: (X)(X) / 
/ (X)
Vitaly Lunkin: (X)(X) / 
/ (X)
Picking up the action on fifth street, Shulman fired and Lunkin made the call. Shulman then checked sixth and Lunkin checked behind. On seventh street, Shulman called a bet from Lunkin.
Lunkin tabled the for trip sixes and Shulman mucked his hand. Lunkin chipped up to about 13,000 while Shulman dropped back to 11,700.
Team PokerStars is heavily represented in the field for Day 2, but can they make it through the day and move onto the final day? Only time will tell, but they do have some numbers on their side with nine team members and one friend. Here's a list of who's in the field representing them.
Gavin Griffin (USA
Jason Mercier (USA)
Luca Pagano (Italy)
Dario Minieri (Italy)
Alexander Kravchenko (Russia)
Michael Keiner (Germany)
Jose Barbero (Argentina)
Daniel Negreanu (Canada)
Mandy Thomas (Online)
Bill Chen (Friend)
Stud 8/b
Adrienne Rowsome: 
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Christopher Amaral: 
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Rowsome started the hand off by completing on third street with Amaral making the call. Rowsome also led out with bets on fourth and fifth streets, again with Amaral calling.
On sixth street it was Amaral who got things started with a bet and called when raised by Rowsome. Amaral bet once more on the river, and this time Rowsome elected simply to call.
Amaral had the low taken care of, but Rowsome's aces took the high for a split pot.
It's time for Day 2. The cards are in the air for the first of nine levels that we'll be playing today.
Level: 9
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Ante:
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