At one very tough table in Amazon, three-time bracelet winner Barry Greenstein is in Seat 6, followed by 2015 WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen in Seat 7, and bracelet winner Ryan Laplante in Seat 10.
These three players represent a combined total of 145 WSOP cashes for a combined total of over $13 million in earnings in the WSOP alone.
After starting the day with 7,500 chips, John Deng is already closing in on the 100,000-chip mark as the dinner break approaches.
As he was adding to his stack, he told his tablemates, "It's bagged up already... Bagged up. Put it in your minds. I'm not going anywhere."
Action folded to the blinds and Thomas Moriguchi went all in from the small blind. Melanie Weisner had just over 4,000 chips left in the big blind and called. She was at risk.
Moriguchi: 
Weisner: 
The board came 
, giving Moriguchi an open-ended straight draw. The 
turn changed nothing, but the 
river completed Moriguchi's straight, and Weisner was eliminated.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The player under the gun moved all in for 4,550 and Liv Boeree called in the big blind to put him at risk.
Boeree: 
All-in player: 
Boeree was behind but the 
gave Boeree a pair of jacks with the flush draw to take the lead. The 
turn and the 
river changed nothing and Boeree knocked out her opponent.
Boeree, who won her first WSOP bracelet in the $10,000 Tag Team Event this series, is now close to double the starting stack.
The entries here on Day 1b have passed the 4,000-mark halfway through Level 5, putting the total entries for the event close to 8,000 total with registration and open through the 90-minute dinner break after Level 6.
Here are some more counts from the Amazon room post-break:
Heads up on a flop of 
and over 2,000 in the pot, Aaron Johnson bet 800 in middle position and his opponent in the cutoff called.
The turn was the and Johnson put together a bet of 2,300. His opponent folded and Johnson took down the pot, putting him up around 40,000 chips.
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