On a flop of 
Melanie Weisner bet out 575 and was raised by a player at her table to 1,500. She elected to just call.
The turn came the 
, Weisner checked, her opponent bet 1,800, and she check-raised all in and got a call.
Weisner showed 
for a flopped full house and her opponent showed 
and was drawing dead. The river was an irrelevant 
and Weisner moved up to around 13,000
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From Day 1
Players have completed the first two levels of play and are being sent on their first 20-minute break of the day.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
The field has retaken their seats and cards are back in the air following Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier's bracelet ceremony.
At the start of Level 3 the board is showing 1,298 entrants at the moment. The number will probaly be closer to 1,400 by the time late registration has closed.
Event 26, Day 1
We're never happy to hear a player has busted. But David Williams was seated at table Black 31 in the two seat, which was directly in front of our desk. Williams was in a few hands against the five seat and even though he wasn't staring us down, we were right off the shoulder of the five seat player. We almost folded our laptops under the weight of Williams' stare.
Williams tweeted a pic of his opponent knocking him out with a king high straight flush.
We reported earlier that Aldridge was losing chips, well, now he has some back after this hand and is up to 9,500
On a flop of 
a player in late position bet out 200 and Aldridge on the button called. The turn as the and both players checked.
The river was the 
and the late position player bet 500. Aldridge re-raised to 1,300 and the player folded.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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9,500 | |
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Erica Schoenberg picked up a nice pot when she started the action by raising to 300 on the button. The player from the small blind made the call and the flop ran out 
.
The player in the small blind checked and Schoenberg made it 500. Her opponent called and the turn brought the 
. Her opponent bet 850 and Schoenberg reraised to 2,700. After tanking for a bit her opponent made the call.
The 
hit on the river. The player in the small blind checked and Schoenberg moved all in. Her opponent quickly folded and Schoenberg took down the pot.