Stefan Ivanov Bags Heaps After Day 1 of the Event #30: $1,00 Pot-Limit Omaha
After a very long 13 hours of grinding, play has stopped for Day 1 of Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha. There were many ups and downs, and so many players hit the rail but 360 of the 1,527 total players still remain and they'll return for Day 2 on Thursday, 13th June.
Stefan Ivanov bagged an impressive chip count of 386,000, getting most of it in the last hour of play. Ivanov was put to the test with a set of queens and had to get the clock called on him before he made the right decision of calling for the rest of his chips, doubling his 110,000 stack. The final hand of the night was an epic one for Ivanov as he busted a player by making a straight in a pot containing over 200,000 chips.
Some other big stacks to finish the night were Luis Zedan (374,000), and Joseph Sabe (330,000). Many notables in the field today made it through to Day 2 including Dan Shak (126,000), Jesse Sylvia (56,000), and Greg Fishberg (98,000)
Some notables who were in the tournament but not fortunate enough to make Day 2 included Kristen Bicknell, Alex Foxen, and Chance Koruth.
The field of 360 remaining players will restart Thursday at 2:00 p.m in the Amazon Room and they will play a total of 10 levels with a 15-minute break every two levels, plus a 60-minute dinner break after Level 16, at approximately 6:30 p.m. The prize pool total amounted to $1,374,300 with $236,673 for first and a total of 229 players getting paid.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all the coverage throughout the event.
, the big blind led out for 1,200 and the small blind checked. Wolff called and the small blind folded, going heads up to the turn. The turn was the 
and the big blind check-folded to Wolff's 3,300 bet.
, the action checked over to Jaspal Brar who led out for 3,500. Joe Buckley called and Nitis Udornpim check-raised all-in for 20,600. Brar paused for a moment and decided to fold, leaving Buckley with a decision. 
river was not what Udornpim was looking for and he hit the rail.
