Allen Kessler was all-in on the button for his remaining 204,000 which was called by Eric Tipsword who opened the pot from early position.
Allen Kessler 
Eric Tipsword 
The flop of 
was a wet one with Kessler still slightly in the lead.
When the turn brought the 
and the meaningless 
river sent Kessler to the payout desk.
"The PokerNews curse is real" said Kessler jokingly as he exited the room.
Francois Pirault just the left this Day 1a in 276th place.
After a shove from a player in early position, Pirault discovered a 
with eight blinds left, and he decided to call.
His opponent tabled 
and the river ran out with no help for Pirault to stay in the tournament.
After a raise from Tyler Patterson to 60,000, early position, Kiny Lee called from the hi-jack, initiated by Anthony Askey on the button and the player in the big blind.
Everybody checkeded to the river on a 
. At this point, Patterson decided to lead 100,000. Askey was the only one to call and both players finally split the pot, after Patterson showed 
and Askey showed 
Action picked up when the under the gun player moved all-in for his remaining 133,000. It folded to middle position who also moved in for 320,000. Edward Meadows woke up with a monster hand in the big blind and called putting both players at risk.
Edward Meadows 
Opponent 
Opponent 
The board ran out 
securing the double knockout and the large pot of roughly 785,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The hijack opened for 25,000, Jack Corrigan then moved all-in for 109,000 preflop and Allan Kessler announced he was all-in too. ''All-in and a call'', the seasoned vet called to the PokerNews staff.
When the original raiser got out of the way, Corrigan tabled his , which was behind Allen Kessler's .
But the board ran well for Corrigan, coming 
to more than double him up.
Crazy action on table 419 led to three eliminations.
Gregory Hugues announced all in for almost 200,000 from the hi-jack. Just after him, Iskra Astudillo announced all in for 100,000. It was Guilherme Soares to talk and he announced all-in for 400 000... before Stephen Coughlan went all-in for 300,000.
Guilherme Soares
Stephen Coughlan
Iskra Astudillo
Gregory Hughes 
The board came 
and Soares Aces finally held. He eventually busted three players and became a new millionaire.
351 players remain in the Housewarming Event. Players are already guaranteed $887 and if they can outlast another 21 players they will be going home with a minimum of $1,007
If a player cashes tonight but busts before the end of play, they are able to re-enter any of the remaining flights of The Housewarming, if they bag they move forward to day 2 on Monday.
There was already about 300,000 in the pot with the river showing 
when Matthew Wantman cut out a bet of 170,000. His opponent Ned Cruey called after a moment.
Wantman tabled his 
for nothing but a busted flush draw. Cruey triumphantly revealed his 
for a pair of fours to drag the huge pot.
Cruey, a local author, sat back in his seat and raised his hands into the air happily.
"What a call," said Wantman a few moments later.
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