Danny Tang was on his second bullet when he three-bet jammed his stack of 500,000 from the small blind, claiming to be "gambling." Jeremy Ausmus was the original raiser, on the button, and made a swift call.
Danny Tang: A♣9♠ 
Jeremy Ausmus: A♠J♣
The 9♦2♠5♣ flop paired up only Tang, and he held on the 7♣K♦ runout to secure his double-up.
Day 1 will wrap up with the completion of Level 12. Late registration for the event will remain open up to the end of Level 13 on Day 2.
Level: 12
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Ignacio Moron and Charles Hook played a sizable blind-versus-blind pot that required intervention from the tournament floor.
Getting to the river on a board of 9♥3♦J♣6♥4♣, Moron bet around 300,000 with a single 5,000-chip behind before Hook pushed all in with a slightly bigger stack.
Without realizing there had been a raise, Moron tabled 9♠3♠ before Hook showed J♠4♦ for a better two pair. Moron explained that he didn't realize there had been a raise, while Hook was adamant Moron should have to surrender his final 5,000.
The floor ruled that Moron had accepted Hook's action by tabling his hand, resulting in a marginally larger pot behind shipped to Hook and Moron being sent to the rail.
Arriving on a completed board of 2♦8♥9♦A♣3♥, Michael Moncek jammed all in from the hijack in a big pot against Nick Petrangelo.
Petrangelo sat in the big blind and tanked a bit before committing a call to put Moncek at risk. Moncek tabled K♥10♣ for just king-high, and exited the tournament as Petrangelo had looked him up with 8♠7♥ for middle pair.
650,000 chips were already in the middle when a turn of K♠6♥9♥K♣ was dealt. Jeremy Ausmus then checked from the big blind and Adrian Mateos eventually did so too in the hijack.
On the subsequent 8♣ river, the action went check-check again. Ausmus showed down 8♥7♦ for a rivered pair, which awarded him the pot as Mateos' cards hit the muck.
On an adjacent table, Daniel Negreanu was spotted with a fresh stack of chips after busting his first bullet.
Viktor Blom had just reentered and he raised from under the gun. Alex Kulev defended the big blind and checked on the 4♣9♠3♣ flop.
Blom made a bet of 50,000, which Kulev called. The J♠ turn and Q♦ river were then checked down, and Kulev raked in the pot with his 10♦9♦.
On another table, defending champion [Removed:564] was seen standing up and departing the tournament area.
Level: 11
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
In a heads-up pot on a board of 2♣9♠K♠4♠, Viktor Blom bet most of his stack before calling off as Santhosh Suvarna raised him all in.
Viktor Blom: K♥Q♠
Santhosh Suvarna: 10♠2♠
Blom was behind Suvarna's flush but had outs to a better flush before the J♥ river bricked off to mark the elimination of "Isuldur1."
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