Action folded to the button who limped in for 600 and the small blind completed. Evan Sandberg raised to 2,800 from the big blind and only the button made the call.
Both players checked on a flop of 
. On the 
turn Sandberg led out for 2,000 which was called.
The 
completed the board and Sandberg sized up to 8,500. The button contemplated for a moment but folded his hand and the chips were sent Sandberg's way late on Day 1c.
Day 1c will come to a close when the field complete four more hands.
Those who are left with chips at the end of the day will return on Thursday, June 7 for Day 2abc at 11 a.m.
After a raise to 1,200 and a call from Ankit Ahuja, Lynne Ji three-bet all in for 20,100. The first player folded but Ahuja called.
Lynne Ji: 
Ankit Ahuja: 
The flop 
did contain two hearts, but the 
runout bricked and sent Ji to the rail shortly before the end of the day.
On one of the last hands of the night, Abel Aspas and Renat Bohdanov got into a pre-flop raising war that ended with Bohdanov all in for his last 25,000.
Renat Bohdanov: 
Abel Aspas: 
Aspas was a big favorite to score a knockout at the end of the night before the 
flop gave Bohdanov a set of queens. The board ran out 
as Bohdanov secured the late double up.
Action came in hot on the river with the board reading 
. Shaun Deeb was facing an all in from Jerry Siliverdes who had Deeb covered by a few thousand. The pot was 51,900 and the shove was for 33,700. Deeb had about 5,000 less than that.
Deeb talked it out "I have the worst hand I can call with, but I still want to call," he said. He then tried to get Siliverdes to react, "What are your plans in Vegas if you bust tonight?" which got no reply. "I just know you aren't bluffing," said Deeb.
Eventually after a few more seconds Deeb spiked his chips in for a call. Siliverdes tabled the goods with the 
. "Oh just quad fives?" said Deeb as he tabled his and just like that he was eliminated in one of the last hands of Day 1c.
In a raised pot, the flop was 
and Jason Sommerville check-called his opponent for 5,000.
The 
went check-check and a 
paired the board on the river. Sommerville sent 4,000 in the middle and it was enough to make his opponent fold.
Action was caught on the 
completed board with 13,000 in the pot.
Alex Phahurat checked in the big blind before Robert Fechser jammed for 21,400 on the button..
Phahrurat took his time before calling. Fechser tabled his 
for Broadway and Phahrurat's were never tabled.
Fechser found a double on the last of the day to take him near starting stack.
The seat draw for Day 2abc has been made. Bally's tables 400-681 are in play, as are Paris tables 145-204. Click the links below to check out the seat draw.
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