All the money went in preflop and Joseph Warren was the player at risk with the best of it, holding an overpair of 
to Lisa Fong's 
.
"I never win these, don't worry", said Warren. Though PokerNews can't corroborate whether that statement is true or not, it was certainly the case this time, with the board running out 
.
Andres Korn has added 50% to his stack in the first level of play and has just a few elite players in the $2 million-chip club.
Elia Ahmadian was all in with the 
and Yi Jack Deng had him covered and in dominating shape, turning over the 
. The board came 
and that sent Ahmadian to the payout desk. There's still a line of more than 50 players waiting as the field has already been culled down by more than 100 players in the first level of the day.
Martin Vega departed and Antal Mezei avoided the same fate after he doubled for 815,000 through Marius Meier. It was a classic flip with the 
for Mezei and the 
for Meier.
The board came 
and that cut Meier's stack into more than half.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
It was an undeal spot for Ryan Gentry just now, facing a 275,000 all-in in front and looking down to see two ladies in his hands. He raised to 525,000 and though one player looked tempted, they eventually folded and the two players turned their cards face up.
Ryan Gentry: 
Opponent: 
There was no six on the 
board and Gentry sends one to the rail.
Three players were eliminated from table 111 as Jasthi Kumar built his stack by a lot and Aleksandr Merzhvinskii arrived.
Among those to bust early on were Dylan Wilkerson, Robert Sherwood, Ronan Monfort, Teunis Kooij and David Moses, all among a constant stream of players heading to the payout desk with more than 50 people waiting in line.
According to Kooij, he had a bad run of cards when running with queens into kings, then tripling up with ace-eight suited only to run ace-king suited into kings.
The following players have seen their tournament end between 478th and 540th place, each collecting $2,012 for their efforts.
It must have looked like a good spot, with only 10 big blinds in play, John Lombardo moved all in with and ran into [Removed:191]'s .
The board came 
and Noujeim chips up to around average stack now.
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