With 64,000 in the pot and the flop spread 
Chao Duan was all-in for 32,300 from the small blind after a player in the cutoff had bet out 4,000.
There was some tanking, but eventually, Duan's opponent let it go leaving the Chinese player free to scoop the pot and climb to over 100,000.
The flop showed 
and the action was checked around.
The turn brought the 
and Zack Lowrie bet 4,000 from the small blind. Rahul Rastogi folded his big blind. Joshua Mcswiney made the call from under the gun.
The 
completed the board and Lowrie tossed out 4,100. Mcswiney snap-mucked his hand.
Robert Spano raised to 2,100 from under the gun plus one and was called by the player in the hijack.
The flop came 
and Spano checked. His opponent bet 2,500. Spano called.
The 
dropped on the turn and Spano checked, then snap-called, another bet totalling 6,100 from his opponent.
The 
completed the board and both players opted to check.
"Ace-high," announced Spano, before mucking his cards, after his opponent tabled 
for two pair.
The confirmed number of entries for Day 1d is coming in at 405, with the tournament clock showing 254 of these still in the running. Here's a selection of how some of the remaining field are stacking up:
Geoffrey Smith raised to 2,000 from middle position. Leo Boxell called from the hijack. The players in the cutoff and big blind also came along.
The flop came 
and the big blind checked. Smith continued for 4,200. Only Boxell called.
Both players then checked down the on the turn and 
on the river.
Smith flipped over 
for two pair, and took down the pot, after Boxell mucked his disappointment.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The 401 players in today's Day 1d field are on their second 10-minute break of the day.
The last chance to register for this main event will end after this break.
A short-stacked Joe Antar moved all-in from under-the-gun for his last 4,000 or so with Todar Kondevski calling from three seats over and the neighbouring Paul Elliot also making the call to take the action three-way to the 
flop.
With both Kondevski and Elliot live in the hand, these two proceeded to get the rest of their chips in and the cards were revealed.
Joe Antar: 
Todar Kondevski: 
Paul Elliot: 
Antar was drawing extremely thin with six-high, Kondevski had nut diamonds and Elliot was leading with top, top. However, while the turn was a safe card for Elliot, the 
river saw Kondevski spike his flush to win the pot, much to Elliot's disappointment.
Antar hit the rail, Kondevski stacked up to 45,000 and Elliot dropped to 10,000.
Dejan Boskovic raised from middle position and was called by the player in the cutoff. The player in the small blind then re-raised to 3,900. Boskovic and the other player involved made the call.
The flop came 
and the small blind continued for 5,000. Only Boskovic called.
The turn brought the 
and the small blind checked. Boskovic quickly tossed out 20,000 which had his opponent's 16,000-chip stack covered.
"Save it bro! Running too good," said Boskovic to his opponent. "Or Gamble," he added with a smile.
Boskovic's opponent took the advice and let his hand go.
Tony Kambouroglou is running pretty well at the moment and has amassed quite the tidy stack, padding it out a little more with a successful squeeze play.
It was Vikrant Gupta the man driving the action initially with an under-the-gun open to 1,400, picking up two callers before the action folded around to Kambouroglou in the big blind.
Kambouroglou peeked down at his hole cards and squeezed to 6,000 to send Gupta into the tank.
"Do you have pocket tens?" he queried, but Kambouroglou was giving nothing away and Gupta eventually folded, as did the other two callers, leaving Kambouroglou to pad out his stack a little more to climb to 160,000.
Gupta gave it another go the next hand, popping it up to 1,700 in the small blind with the recently moved Jason Gilbert making the call in the big blind to take the action heads-up to a flop of 
, which brought a continuation bet of 1,800 from Gupta and another call from Gilbert.
The turn saw Gupta load up another barrel and fire for 3,300, which was enough to take the pot when Gilbert mucked.
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