There has been a total of 395 entries come together for the first two flights of the WSOP International Circuit Sydney $2,200 Main Event and of those entries, 73 found a bag and secured their seat in to Day 2.
Day 1C marks the third of a total of four flights that will be played. Those that bag during any of the flights will be coming back for Day 2 on Saturday, December 15.
One of which will be coming back for the second day is chip leader Ali Aflatounian, who dominated proceedings on Day 1B to secure an impressive 430,500, only one of two players returning with over 400,000 so far.
Other notable players to make it through from the two opening flights include; Day 1A chip leader Michael Confos, Ricky Kroesen, Jarred Graham, Brendon Rubie, Jonathan Karamalikis, Jordan Westmorland, Joel Dodds, Michel Bouskila, Andy Lee, Luke Martinelli and Huss Hassan.
After bagging a top-ten chip stack on Day 1B, Huss Hassan made the most of his time off before returning for Day 2 by taking down the $1,320 Six Max. Martinelli will be hoping to do the same, as he returns today as the chip leader of the final table of the High Roller Event.
Players today will receive 30,000 in chips and will play fourteen 45-minute levels with 10-minute breaks every three levels and a dinner break after nine levels.
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dropped on the turn. Skifjeld checked. The player in the hijack bet 800. Skifjeld raised to 2,400. Her opponent called. 
completed the board and Skifjeld bet 3,100. She was then faced with a raise to 7,200 and didn't seem to impressed. She made the call, then mucked, when her opponent tabled 
for a set of jacks.
