After a long heads up battle Jesse Yaginuma moved on to Day 2. Yaginuma moved all in from the button and the big blind made the call.
Big blind: 10♣10♥ 
Jesse Yaginuma: A♣2♣
The board came out as 3♠4♠8♦A♦7♣ and Yaginuma prevailed with the pair of aces.
Lindsey McDougall shoved all in for around 20,000 chips and got a call from her opponent Matthew Salsberg.
Lindsey McDougall: Q♠6♠
Matthew Salsberg: A♣7♦
The 5♦5♥9♣ flop kept Salsberg in the lead, as did the 4♣ turn, but the Q♣ river turned thing around for McDougall as she hits a queen to keep her in the game. Salsberg lets out "are you kidding me" as he sees the river card, realizing he wasn't yet bagging into Day 2.
Vazrig Sabounjian faced a jam from his opponent, when he called and doubled up to 48,000 chips.
Just a few hands later, after building a stack back from his opponent, Sabounjian and his opponent were all in again.
Opponent: A♥2♥
Vazrig Sabounjian: 4♦6♦
Sabounjian got lucky on the 8♣J♠4♥ flop, and held with a pair of fours through the J♦ turn and 10♠ river to bag into Day 2.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
After a lengthy heads up battle Stan Y Lee defeated his opponent and recalled the action to PokerNews.
All of the money went in preflop.
Button: Ax5x
Stan Y Lee: 2x2x
The board came out Qx2x5xQx6x and Lee won with his full house.
Ran Koller won his way into Day 2 and recalled his winning hand for PokerNews.
His opponent moved all in from the button for about 40,000 chips and Koller made the call.
Button: Kx7x
Ran Koller: Kx10x
The board ran out with Ax2x7x10xXx and Koller took it down with his pair of tens.
Chad Wassmuth jammed into the big stack Michael Estes and the heads-up players flipped their cards.
Chad Wassmuth: Q♦9♦
Michael Estes:Q♣10♥
The dealer brought the K♦A♠8♥ and Estes still had the slight lead.
The 3♦ turn brought hope of a flush draw for Wassmuth, but the 2♣ turn missed the mark and Estes bagged all the chips.
The heads-up players were all in preflop, with Casey Stewart calling his opponent's shove.
Opponent: A♥3♠
Casey Stewart: J♥7♥
The 10♠8♣10♣ flop saw both play a pair of tens, but with the opponent still ahead, holding the ace kicker.
The 10♦ turn changed nothing, but Stewart then got there on the 9♦ river, giving him a straight.
The opponent stood up and said, "what can I do", before leaving the table.
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