From what we could gather, David Tuthill held the chip lead for most of his heads up match. He's just been able to seal the deal, defeating his opponent and winning his Day 2 seat.
On the final hand, Tuthill had his opponent all in before the flop and crushed. Tuthill held against his opponent's . The flop came down , giving each player top pair but keeping Tuthill in the lead with his queen kicker. The turn was the and the river the , ensuring Tuthill's victory. He bagged up 88,300 to end the night.
Sorel Mizzi made it 1,800 from the button and his opponent three-bet to 5,300. Mizzi came back over the top with an all in four-bet for his last 30,625. His opponent called and the hands were exposed.
Mizzi:
Opponent:
The board ran out , giving Mizzi deuces full of kings and the best hand. He doubled to around 61,200 in chips.
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Faraz Jaka won his heads up match in lightning-quick fashion, locking up his seat for Day 2. Concurrently, Chris Bell defeated his heads up opponent and bagged up for the night.
Nick Abou Risk, who was earlier saved when his pocket sixes flopped quads against Jeremy Wien's pocket aces, has defeated 2010 WSOP Main Event Jonathan Duhamel heads up to advance to Day 2. Abou Risk bagged up 88,400.
Both Greg Merson and Ryan Riess have been eliminated from play in third place at their respective tables. Merson's elimination leaves Dylan Linde and Kenny Hallaert heads up for a seat in the second day. Linde holds the chip lead now with 47,000 to Hallaert's 36,000.
Griffin Benger is now heads up with an opponent and holding a chip disadvantage. The Canadian holds 26,000 in chips.
Erik Seidel is heads up at his table and holds a solid chip lead over his opponent. The eight-time WSOP bracelet winner has about 63,000 in chips.
Christophe de Meulder recently defeated Brandon Meyers during heads up play to lock up a seat in Day 2. John Dolan also won his heads up match and locked up a guaranteed payday of $7,805. Stewart Newman also guaranteed his seat when he bested David "Bakes" Baker during heads up play.
against his opponent's 
. The flop came down 
, giving each player top pair but keeping Tuthill in the lead with his queen kicker. The turn was the 
and the river the 
, ensuring Tuthill's victory. He bagged up 88,300 to end the night.
, giving Mizzi deuces full of kings and the best hand. He doubled to around 61,200 in chips.
