Nicolas Levi, in the small blind, check-called a bet of 3,600 on the 
flop. The turn was a [9], and both players checked to see a 
on the river. Again, both players checked, and Levi tabled 
for top pair. His opponent mucked.
James "mig.com" Mackey got it all in from the small blind. Unfortunately for him, the big blind held 
, which dominated Mackey's 
. All low cards hit the board, and Mackey was eliminated.
We just caught an exciting pot with Chris Karambinis, where he four-bet all in to take down a sizable pot and nearly double his stack.
The flop read 
, and Karambinis checked. His opponent bet 4,700 into the 12,000 pot. Karambinis then raised to 10,700, putting some pressure on his opponent who returned fire with a three-bet to 18,700.
Karambinis quickly four-bet with an all-in, later saying that he had a great read on his opponent. His opponent folded, and Karambinis took down a 30,000 pot to bring his stack up to 85,000.
Chris DeMaci, in the small blind, jammed over a button raise. The button called with 
. DeMaci turned over , and he was way in front.
The flop came 
, but an 
on the turn left DeMaci in dire straits. The river was the , dooming DeMaci.
"Good luck, everybody," he said, gathering his stuff.
A player in early position raised to 1,700, and a short stack in middle position moved all in. Marco Johnson, who covered the player, shipped it over the top. Everyone else folded.
Johnson:
Middle position:n 
Johnson was in a dominating position, and he only solidified it when 
flopped. Two eights hit the board after that, and Johnson has nearly 50,000 now.
Level: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
The final break of the night is over, and two more levels will be played before the end of Day 1.
Players are on a 20-minute break, and dealers are coloring up the T25 green chips.
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