The board showed 
and over 12,000 had amassed in the pot.
The player in the small blind fired out 4,000. Rehman Kassam then raised to 12,000 from middle position. His opponent called shortly after.
Kassam flipped over 
for a flush, and took down the pot, after his opponent mucked his hand.
Trevor Saunders raised to 400 from middle position and was called by Suzy Khoueis in the cutoff as well as the player on the button and big blind.
All four players checked the 
flop before the 
dropped on the turn.
A bet of 700 was all that was needed from Saunders to take down the pot after his opponents mucked their hands.
Day 1c of the Main Event already has a large showing of notable faces early in proceedings.
Amongst the masses include; 2009 and 2017 Aussie Millions Champions Stewart Scott and Shurane Vijayaram, defending WSOPC Sydney Main Event champion Alex Lynskey and 2019 WSOP Play of the Year Robert Campbell.
The players have been given the green light to commence proceedings for Day 1c.
The tournament clock shows 191 entrants ready for the start of play.
Level: 1
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
There has been a total of 440 entries come together for the first two flights of the WSOP International Circuit Sydney $2,200 Main Event and of those entries, 71 found a bag and secured their seat into 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 7.
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One of which will be coming back for the second day is chip leader Diarmuid O’Kane, who dominated proceedings on Day 1a to secure an impressive 968,500, almost double that of nearest rivals Marc Seymour (502,000) and Xun Sun (408,500) who both topped the Day 1b flight and are the only three players above 400,000.
Other notable players to make it through from the two opening flights include; Ryan Bownds, Andrew White, Dean Blatt, Hari Varma, Sosia Jiang, Tim English, Billy Argyros, Hamish Crawshaw, Geoff Mooney, Connie Graham, Brad Kain and Rob Damelian.
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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