After the bubble, each table played one more hand before Day 1 concluded.
Two players lost their stacks during this hand, leaving 78 players to bag up for Day 2. Full chip counts and a recap of the day are to follow.
John Capitano was automatically all in from the big blind for 3,500. Grant Oen then limped in on the button, and Stephen Moreschi completed his small blind. Moreschi drew three cards, Capitano drew two, and Oen stood pat.
Once it was time for showdown, Moreschi quickly flashed ace-king low before Oen tabled 10x8x6x5x3x for a ten-low. Capitano had 8x3x2x, but turned over an 8x as his first drawn card, leaving him drawing dead.
He said his goodbyes in 81st place as he turned over his remaining 7x, with the 80 remaining players all being in the money.
Dustin Dirksen open-jammed his 25,500 chips from the hijack and was looked up by massive chipleader Han Liu in the small blind. Liu stood pat while Dirksen needed to change one card.
Dustin Dirksen: 9x6x5x4x 
Han Liu: 10x7x9x4x3x
Dirksen drew a 7x, making him a nine-low and doubling him up. At other tables, Cody Bartlett and Nicholas Julia were eliminated, leaving the field on the stone bubble.
Gerald Tejada had put in 17,000 chips when Ryan Hoenig reraised to 42,000. Tejada then put Hoenig all-in for 122,500, which Hoenig called after some thought. Hoenig stood pat, prompting Tejada to draw one card.
Ryan Hoenig: 9x6x4x3x2x
Gerald Tejada: 7x4x3x2x
Tejada bricked his seven draw with the Kx, doubling up Hoenig with his pat nine-low. At other tables, multiple players busted, leaving the field three eliminations away from bursting the bubble.
Matt Vengrin open-jammed for 33,500 from the hijack and was called by Tomasz Gluszko on the button. Vengrin tanked for a while before drawing two cards, after which Gluszko stood pat.
Matt Vengrin: 7x6x2x
Tomasz Gluszko: 10x8x7x3x2x
Vengrin turned over an 8x as his first card, but he slowly revealed a Qx as his second card. Unable to beat Gluszko's ten-low, Vengrin was eliminated a dozen or so spots away from the money.
Ken Aldridge was all in for 54,500 from the button and up against Michael Spegal who had him slightly covered from the cutoff. Aldridge stood pat while Spegal drew one.
Ken Aldridge: 9x8x6x4x2x
Michael Spegal: 7x6x3x2x
Spegal drew a 10x. Aldridge's nine-eight was good at showdown to double up through Spegal who was left with around 8,000 and busted shortly after.
Iman Alsaden had three-bet to 34,000 from the big blind before Xixiang Luo shoved all in for 89,000 in middle position. Alsaden spent some time in the tank before he called with the covering stack and drew one card.
Luo stood pat, and the cards were flipped up.
Xixiang Luo: 10x7x4x3x2x
Iman Alsaden: 7x6x5x2x
Alsaden needed to hit his draw to win the pot, and he did so when the 3x gave him a seven-low to eliminate his opponent.
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