Day 2 chip leader Robert Schuler called a bet of 75,000 on the 
turn to see the 
river.
Vaughn Youtz decided to slow down and check, and Schuler fired out what looked like 150,000 to win the pot.
Schuler still sits atop the leaderboard through the first hour of play.
Joining the action on the flop of 
and Jan Pettersson in the small blind check-called PT Hayes bet of 90,000 from the big blind.
The turn was the 
and Hayes bet 115,000 when checked to, Pettersson quickly folded.
PT Hayes, one of the chip leaders from Day 1, has spun it up to start the day.
He began the day with just over 400,000 and he's already sitting on more than 1,700,000.
Hayes was showing 
on a 
board for aces and queens, and his opponents 
was headed in the muck.
Hayes scored the knockout and moved up among the chip leaders.
Alvin Kim moved all in from early position for 320,000. Charles Capobiano three-bet on the button and everyone else folded.
Alvin Kim: 
Charles Capobiano:
The board came 
which eliminated Kim from the tournament.
Joining the action on the turn with the board 
and action checked to William Clark who bet 50,000 on the button. Only Carolyn Niekerk called from under the gun.
The river was the and Niekerk checked to Clark who bet 100,000. Niekerk quickly called. Clark turned over 
for two pair but it was no good as Niekerk had for a set of eights to win the pot..
James Cerrotta, better known as "Jimmy The C" (Concierge) to the staff around here, just survived a sick all in.
Cerrotta had shoved for his last 215,000 and was called by Ronald Peterson.
James Cerrotta: 
Ronal Peterson: 
Cerrotta was way in front with his overpair but that changed on the 
flop as Peterson hit the two-outer for a set of treys.
"God D****t," shouted Cerrotta as he stood up.
But the 
turn binked Cerrotta his own two-outer for a set of jacks.
"Wow I can sit down again," said Cerrotta.
The 
completed the board and Cerrotta's ride continued.
Joining the action on the turn the board read 
and Scott Anderson moved all in for 500,000 from the hijack. Jean-Luc Adam was on the button and looked deeply at his hand before folding. Anderson showed the goods as he turned over 
for top pair.
"Wooo," was heard across the mostly empty and silent room here in the opening minutes.
Kanokvan Somchub was standing up and jumping up and down.
Her pocket queens had just cracked Dennis Underwood's 
pocket kings on the 
runout.
The cowboys went up in flames and Somchub scored the knockout with a set of queens.
William Elliott already had a raise of 120,000 committed when James Gladwell shoved for 295,000 more and Elliott called.
James Gladwell:
William Elliott:
Elliott had a slight advantage, but that became a huge advantage on the 
flop. The turn and river changed nothing as Elliott crossed the million chip mark.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
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