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The wise-cracking quick-talking Welshman Roberto Romanello has made through to Day 2. Meanwhile the following players are all heads up:
Angel Guillen
Victor Ramdin
Randal Flowers vs Steven van Zadelhoff
Richard Toth
Joe Ebanks
David Benyamine
Neil Channing
Lex Veldhuis
We just saw Victor Ramdin getting his seat assignment for tomorrow, meaning that he has moved on. Also advancing are Jennifer Tilly and Josh Brikis. We caught Brikis's winning hand. Brikis shoved preflop and his opponent called. Brikis had 
and his opponent had 
. The board ran high as it came out 
, and Brikis won the race to advance to tomorrow.
We just took a walk through the white section, and amongst those playing heads up we found: Jennifer Tilly, Brandon Cantu, Lex Veldhuis, Jean-Robert Bellande, Jason Koon, David Benyamine, and Erik Cajelais
We came to the table as Randal Flowers and an opponent were all in preflop. Both players were virtually even in chips, and the two were racing for a spot in the heads up battle.
Flowers: 
Opponent:
The board ran out 
and Flowers made broadway on the river to win the pot. He had slightly more then his opponent, and now he is heads up with a slight lead over his other opponent.
Danish player Soren Kongsgaard is the latest player to win his seat and advance to the second round.
Josh Brikis has taken a big chip lead at his table after knocking out a player to get to heads up. Angel Guillen and Thayer Rasmussen are both heads up and about even with their opponents. And Scott Seiver, Frank Kassela, and Max Pescatori have both punched their tickets for tomorrow.
Allen Cunningham looks to be slightly in the lead on his table, he just called a river bet of 5,100 on a 
board with 
which was good as his opponent could only show 
.
Scott Seiver just hit a big double up with in a cooler against another player's on a 
which has put him into the chip lead on his table with three players left.
Eric Baldwin had arguably the toughest task of anyone to win their table when it got to three handed. Nikolay Evdakov busted in third at the table and then Baldwin came from behind to beat WPT winner Thomas Bichon. Baldwin is now on to tomorrow.
Dan O'Brien has survived his tough-looking heads up battle against Marc Inizan to make it through the round. Greg Raymer has also made it through the round.
Thomas Bichon, Surinder Sunar and Brandon Cantu are all now heads up in their respective matches.
