With 12,300 already in the middle on a 
board, Mike Matusow fired a bet of 6,000.
Clifford Conners was visibly frustrated and didn't have too many chips behind. After about 90 seconds of deliberation, Conners would finally make a crying call.
Matusow said "You got me" and flipped over 
. Conners turned over 
for the second-nut flush and took down an important pot.
In a three-way pot, the flop read 
when the small blind and the hijack checked to Nick Yunis who bet 1,400. Only the small blind made the call.
The turn brought the 
and the small blind check-called Yunis for 2,500.
The 
went check-check and the small blind showed 
for two pair but Yunis revealed 
for the straight and scooped the pot.
A low-stacked early position player opened to 1,000 and Quentin Roussey three-bet to 3,000 from late position. The cutoff cold-called and the early-position called as well.
The flop came 
and it checked around.
On the turn, the early-position player bet 4,000. Roussey raised to 10,500 and the cutoff got out of the way. The early-position player, with just 16,300 chips, went into the tank for about 90 seconds before finally conceding.
A preflop raise from Eric Lescot in the hijack had the big blind, Xavier Rouayroux shoving all in for 37,000. Action came back around to Lescot who sat for a few seconds before going all in for a bit less than Rouayroux.
Eric Lescot: 
Xavier Rouayroux: 
The flop came down 
and with the ace hitting on the flop, Lescot's jacks weren't looking too good. He didn't receive any help from the 
turn or the 
river and was knocked out of the tournament near the end of Level 4.
Two bracelet winners have taken their seats getting close to the final level of Day 1c. Jason Somerville and Mike Gorodinsky sit down with 60,000 and will look to spin it up and find a bag with just over two hours of play left in the day.
Somerville resides in New York with his bracelet, Gorodisnky in San Diego with both of his. Which coast will run up a bigger stack before the end of the evening?
Christian Berg was spotted with the 
turned over on a flop of 
. His opponent had the 
and was already standing up to walk swiftly out the door as the and filled out the board.
Berg gathered his vanquished opponent's chips thanks to the bingo flop. Meanwhile at the same table, Nir Cohen and Jake Schindler have chipped up.
David Moses limped in from early position before Fabiano Kovalski made it 1,100 from middle position. Gregory Koenig called from the cutoff and then Scott Hall raised to 5,200 from the button. Moses mucked but the other two players called.
Action checked to Hall on the 
flop and he bet 5,000. Only Koenig called.
Koenig then check-called a bet of 11,000 on the 
turn, leaving him just 23,000 behind.
The completed the board and Koenig checked again. Hall moved all in as the big stuck and Koenig went into the tank. After taking a moment to think through the hand, Koenig let it go and Hall raked in the sizable pot.
From early position, Donnie Peters raised to 1,200. Ryan Brown three-bet to 3,600 on the button, Peters called.
The flop came down 
. Peters check-called a bet of 5,300. The turn was the . Peters checked again and Brown fired out 16,000.
Peters took about 30 seconds of contemplation before he folded his hand.
The action was picked up on a board 
with a pot containing around 53,000. Tolga Gesli, in the big blind seat, announced all in for 42,000. His opponent went deep into the tank and ended up folding his hand after the clock has been called.
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