On a board of 
with roughly 30,000 in the middle, the cutoff checked, and Dale Townsend shoved all in from the button for 31,800.
The cutoff deliberated for several minutes before eventually deciding to fold her 
face-up.
Townsend scooped in the pot, and then tabled his 
for a king-high bluff.
A player raised to 1,300 from middle position, and the small blind called. Nick Pupillo three-bet to 5,200 in the big blind. Only the middle position player called.
Pupillo bet 4,500 on the 
flop, and his opponent called.
Both players checked down the turn and 
river, and Pupillo tabled 
. His opponent mucked.
On the river reading 
, Derek Kwan checked from early position and his opponent (middle position) fired 13,000 into about 19,000.
Kwan tanked for a while, holding a 25,000-denomination chip in his hand. He kept squeezing it, shaking his head while studying the board. Then he opted to fold and leave himself with 31,100.
A player raised from the under-the-gun position to 1,900 and Benny Glaser three-bet from middle position to 5,200. All the other players folded but the initial raiser stuck around.
The flop fell 
and both players checked. The initial raiser took the betting initiative again on the 
turn with a 5,000 bet and Glaser called.
The completed the board and a bet of 11,700 was made. Glaser quickly folded his .
Action was picked up on a board that read 
where it appeared as though Steven Tabb was deep in the tank for a bigtime decision. Daniel Iachan had bet 10,000 on the river and Tabb had raised to 41,000 to which Iachan came over the top and moved all in.
The decision was for Tabb's tournament life as Iachan had his remaining stack of roughly 49,000 covered. After hemming and hawing for over two minutes, Tabb gave it up and Iachan stacked the big pot through the power of his river three-bet.
Austrian high roller Matthias Eibinger was among the latest to bust out of the Main Event on Day 1c. On a 
board, Eibinger had 10,000 in front of him and his opponent had raised all in for 47,400. Eibinger had 25,600 behind and was facing a decision for all his chips.
After staring at the board and his opponent for minutes, Eibinger flicked in a calling chip and tabled the . His opponent held 
for a turned two pair and remained ahead after the river.
Michael Gagliano has moved up the counts after eliminating an opponent a short while ago. PokerNews arrived to see a player getting out of their seat and heading towards the door, with Gagliano the beneficiary of his chips.
Adam Bishop three-bet to 4,100 from the small blind, and got his opponent in the cutoff to call.
The flop hit 
, and Bishop check-called a bet for 2,800. On the , the action checked through.
The river brought a , Bishop put out 5,100, and the cutoff folded.
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