Nick Sadle limped from under the gun and met a bet of 23,000 from Hideki Aizono in the hijack. Sadle made the call.
The flop of 
prompted the Japanese professional darts player Aizono to bet 20,000. Sadle made the call.
Aizono moved all in on the 
turn for 46,000 effective. Sadle snap called.
Nick Sadle: 
Hideki Aizono: 
Sadle was ahead with a set of tens and his hand improved to a boat when the 
hit the river and doubled up.
Level: 16
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
There was a total of a whopping 3,373 entries today into Day 1a, the board currently reads 621 players remaining in the flight.
It has just been announced that 506 players will make the money and they will each be guaranteed a min-cash of $801.
Action picked up with an open from under the gun to 25,000. It folded around to Kevin Dawe in the big blind who called.
The flop of 
was an action one when Dawe check-jammed after a bet of 40,000, enough to cover his opponents roughly 160,000 stack. He was eventually called and the hands were tabled.
Kevin Dawe 
Opponent 
The turn sealed the deal with 
and the inconsequential river came the 
securing the full house for Dawe and sending the opponent to the rail.
With around 60,000 in the middle, three players saw the 
flop. Action was checked all the way around.
The turn came the 
. Alan Spotts bet 31,000 from the small blind. The under-the-gun player got out of the way as the cutoff made the call.
The 
river prompted an all-in move by Spotts, who had his opponent covered. That opponent quickly called with his remaining chips, around 70,000. The players showed their cards.
Spotts: 
Cutoff:
The cutoff's top two were no good as Spotts hit his runner-runner royal flush draw, dragging down the pot of over 250,000
Eric Tea moved all-in from the cutoff over a 16,000 chip open from Stephen Moss in the middle position. With his last 130,000 at risk, the small blind then moved all-in too and Moss got out of the way.
It was the right side of a cold deck for Tea, who flipped over his 
proudly. He was at risk as his opponent had him covered, and tabled his 
. Luckily for Tea, the jacks couldn't improve as the board ran out 
. The slick Frenchman is making moves in the right direction.
Outside of that hand, Moss continues to run things at the table with one of the biggest stacks in the room.
Action picked up on a board of 
with James Romero betting 205,000 from the hijack when checked to him, effectively putting his opponent all-in if called.
His opponent went well into the tank and after having the clock called on him he eventually laid down his hand saying "I really wish I called".
Level: 15
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Action folded to the cutoff who wasted little time in getting his last 100,000 into the middle. Michael Lazarowitz, the small blind, had the cutoff easily covered, and moved all-in himself. The big blind got out of the way for the other two players to showdown.
Lazarowitz:
Cutoff:
Lazarowitz was able to dodge the ace, as the board ran out 
, securing the pot for Lazarowitz, and knocking out his opponent.
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