On a board of K♠3♥2♣ Naoya Kihara bet 7,000 and his opponent called from the big blind.
The big blind player check-raised all in for 33,500 on the 3♠ turn and Kihara made the call to put him at risk.
Big blind: 6♠5♠5♣4♣3♦ 
Naoya Kihara: A♠K♣7♠4♠2♠
The 4♦ river meant the big blind player doubled up with a full house
Nathan Gamble had gone all in preflop, covering his opponent's stack of 14,500 chips. His opponent made the call and the cards were tabled.
All-in player: A♠A♦Q♠10♦4♥
Nathan Gamble: A♥7♥6♠3♣2♠
The 5♣A♣9♠4♣2♥ board made Gamble a wheel for the low and a straight to the six for the high, sending his opponent home late on Day 1.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The action was caught on the turn of K♠2♦10♥6♦. Christian harder checked from the big blind before Nick Guagenti bet the pot of 36,000 chips.
Harder then shipped all in for 132,000 and Guagenti made a quick call with the covering stack.
Christian Harder: A♥K♥K♦10♣4♣
Nick Guagenti: A♣10♠10♦9♠Xx
Guagenti's set of tens was in bad shape against the set of kings of Harder, and when the river came the 9♥, Harder received a massive double-up.
Nathan Gamble raised to 7,000 from early position and was called by a player in middle position, and both players in the blinds.
The blinds checked to Gamble on the 10♥7♣8♦ flop to which Gamble moved all in for 19,000. The player on his direct left in middle position raised the pot to isolate Gamble. After the blinds folded, the cards were revealed with Gamble the player at risk.
Nathan Gamble: A♠9♣6♣4♦2♠
Middle position: A♦10♠8♠5♣2♥
The 2♣ came on the turn and 6♠ came on the river, meaning Gamble scooped the pot and stayed alive.
Erik Seidel got his final 11,000 chips in on a turn of J♠6♥7♣5♣ and was called by Nicholas Davidson and a third player in the pot. On the A♠ river, Davidson jammed all in, covering the other opponent, who snap called.
Davidson received three quarters of the side pot when he tabled A♥Q♥4♠3♦2♣ for the nut low and a straight to the seven, while his opponent received the remaining chips with K♦6♠6♦3♠2♦ for the same low.
Seidel picked up half of the main pot with K♥10♥9♥8♣5♦ for the nut straight, while the other two players chopped up the low part of the pot.
A player in middle position limped in before Jared Bleznick raised to 9,000 on the button. After the blinds folded the middle position player made the call.
Both players checked the K♥K♠J♦ flop to see the 9♦ come on the turn. Bleznick's opponent fired out a bet of 7,000 to which Bleznick called
The 10♦ river saw the middle position player check-fold to bet from Bleznick. With that pot Bleznick moves up to one of the biggest stacks in the room
Lawrence Wayne had gotten his final few blinds in preflop and was looked up by Michael Rodrigues.
Lawrence Wayne: A♥10♥7♣4♣3♠
Michael Rodrigues: A♥J♦K♣8♣Xx
The board ran out 9♣9♦4♥6♦10♠ and Wayne's two pair doubled him up to just under 12 big blinds.
With the board showing A♠7♥Q♥K♠. The big blind player bet 23,000 and Ren Lin made the call.
The big blind player now checked upon seeing the J♦ on the river. Lin thought for a while before grimacing and checking behind. He was shown Q♠Q♣3♦3♥2♠ for a set by his opponent, which was enough to take down the pot
On a board of 10♠K♣7♠7♥ Jonathan Cohen chek-called a bet of 7,000 from Dylan Weisman.
The came the 7♦. This time Jonathan Cohen check-folded to a bet of 12,000 from Weisman
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