Here are a few updates with our remaining matches here in the first round.
Adam Geyer posses a steady chip lead holding 200,500 compared to his opponent Markus Gonsalves who sits with 120,000.
Matthew Deluca is on the short end of the stick at the moment as his 80,000 is easily outnumbered by his opponent, Sergey Tikhonov's 304,500.
We have a pretty even match between Hugo Lemaire and Robert Tepper, with Lemaire holding a slight advantage with 170,000 while Tepper sits around 166,500.
Coming in to today's match John Hennigan possessed a 7-1 chip advantage against his opponent Anthony Gargano. However after two double ups Gargano possessed the chip lead.
With stacks almost even, but Gargano with a slight lead we witnessed Hennigan raise a bet from Gargano to 22,000 from the big blind preflop. Gargano then three-bet putting Hennigan all in. Hennigan made the call and cards were tabled
Gargano: 
Hennigan: 
With a 
board unleashed on the felt Hennigan was eliminated as he couldn't compete with his opponent's pair of kings. Gargano now moves on to the next round with 411,500 chips.
We've updated the bracket in our opening post today, so have a look:
https://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2012-world-series-of-poker/event-6-no-limit-hold-em-mixed-max/post.203835.htm
The players directly affected are Toby Lewis, Marvin Rettenmaier, Randy Haddox, and Brock Parker.
Tournament Director Jack Effel just entered our tournament area in a bit of a rush.
"We're going to have to have you make a couple corrections on the bracket," was all he said as he scurried by. There appears to have been some mistake with the bracket. The first matches were all drawn correctly, but two sets of matches were placed in the wrong location in the bracket. There is a bit of flip-flopping going on right now, and we'll post the corrected bracket as soon as it's sorted out.
As Marvin Rettenmaier tells it, Igor Yaroshevskyy had been three-betting a large percentage of his open-raises. Rettenmaier finally had enough of that and four-bet shoved with the 
. Yaroshevskyy called it off with 
, and he was a small favorite to stay alive.
But Rettenmaier runs pretty good. A nine dropped on the flop, and Yaroshevskyy could not catch up. He's out, and Rettenmaier is through.
We don't know exactly how the action went preflop, but we do know Michael Ferrell was all in and at risk against Ryan O'Donnell. Holding 
O'Donnell was basically in a race situation as his opponent, Ferrell possessed 
.
A 
looked to be just what O'Donnell needed to help deliver the knock out. a turn though caused Ferrell to take a strong lead heading to the turn.
A 
miracle river allowed for O'Donnell to retake the lead, and the match as his full house fives over twos was more than enough to eliminate Ferrell.
Brian Rast was trailing in chips, and he stuck his remainder in with on the turn of a 
board. He was in a bad spot, though, as Toby Lewis and his 
had Rast drawing dead to the gutterball.
The river wasn't a king or nine, and Rast will have to wait for his second bracelet. It's Toby Lewis who's on to the Round of 16. Somewhere, the beloved "Brit Rail" has taken their shoes off. We hope they make an appearance here the the Amazon Room later this afternoon.
With a 
flop in the middle of the felt we found Eric Froehlich get all in and at risk against Aubin Cazals. Froehlich's 
was going to need some help as Cazal's was ahead.
A 
turn and a river sent EFro packing. Aubin Cazals now sits with 404,000.
Brock Parker began his match with Nicolas Levi at a 2.5:1 chip disadvantage. It took him just about a half hour to overcome that and advance.
The key hand played out just moments before the end of the match as a raising war broke out on a 
flop. After Levi made his bet, Parker check-raised to 21,000. Levi clicked it back to 39,000, Parker shoved, and Levi called with his barely covering stack. The Frenchman was drawing dead to runner-runner.
Showdown
Paker: 
Levi:
Parker had flopped the joint, but Levi turned a sweat as the 
turn gave him outs with one to come. The river was the blank , though, and the pot that pushed to Parker contained almost all the chips on the table.
Just a moment later, the match was over, and Parker is on to the Sweet 16.
Nabih Zaczac shoved the rest of his short stack into the middle with 
, and Joseph Cheong snapped him off with the superior 
.
The 
flop added another four outs for Zaczac, but that's as close as he'd get. The turn 
and river completed the board. Unable to get over the hump, Zaczac is out.
Joseph Cheong has secured his spot in the Round of 16.
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