Scott Seiver had his opponent on the ropes while playing him heads up. Seiver's opponent called a bet on a 
board and the 
turned. Seiver's opponent bet and Seiver raised enough to put him all in. His opponent called and showed 
which was ahead of Seiver's 
.
The 
rivered and Seiver's opponent doubled to about 8,000.
Brian Meinders has defeated his opponent heads up and will be going into Day 2.
We're missing our chance to eat during the dinner break, so all this talk of food is making us hungry. Sean Rice just defeated Jose "Nacho" Barbero to advanced to Wednesday's second round. Meanwhile, Alex Keating, Byron Kaverman and Blake Cahail won their respective tables and join Rice in the money.
Matt Sterling ousted Bryan Devonshire in their heads-up match. Millie Shiu, Matt Schreiber, Brandon Meyers and Tam Hang also moved on to the next round.
Jared Mahoney is the next player to advance to play tomorrow. He will be taking 31,400 chips with him into Day 2.
Level: 7
Limits: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Tournament floor staff has given players a choice to either take the full 90-minute dinner break or play one more level and then take a half hour break. All it takes is one player at the table to want the full dinner break for the entire table to go. The largest table at this point is playing four-handed while many of the other matches in the room are either three-handed or heads up.
Congratulations fellas, you're in the money.
Two adjacent tables have reached heads up play.
Victor Ramdin vs. Hal Lubarsky
Nacho Barbero vs. Unknown
Barry Greenstein vs. Mike Thorpe
Matt Matros, fresh off of winning his third bracelet in Event 16: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Six-Handed, has earned himself yet another cash today.
Matros was able to defeat McLean Karr heads up, earning him at least $3,088 and a seat for Day 2 play tomorrow.
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