From the cutoff, Paul Sampson raised to 6,000 and Alex Lavinthal called in the small blind.
The dealer spread a 
flop and Lavinthal check-called a 6,000-chip bet as the turn landed the 
and he again check-called 6,000.
The river fell the 
and both players checked with Lavinthal tabling his 
.
Sampson however rolled over his 
for two pair to capture the pot.
Following a raise to 5,200, Ciprian Tutu moved all in from the hijack for 26,900 only to have Mario Lopez iso-shove from the small blind for roughly 70,000. The original raiser folded and the cards were tabled.
Tutu: 
Lopez: 
The board ran out 
and Tutu hit the rail as Lopez climbed to over 100,000 in chips.
"I'm losing chips at every table I go to!" announced Jason Somerville as his table broke once again.
Somerville's table broke for the third time, but on this occasion he was moved to the top of the pecking order to be seated on the first table alongside Randy Lew.
Leo Wolpert opened with a raise and "Boston" Rob Mariano moved all in prompting a fold from Wolpert.
A few hands later after a 4,800-chip open from Wolpert on the button, Mariano shoved from the big blind for 34,000.
Wolpert eventually found a fold, and Mariano chipped up to 42,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Mark Antis opened to 5,500 only to have Mark Antis three-bet shove all in next to speak for 23,000. With the action on Leo Wolpert in late position, he moved all in for 61,800 and Antis called.
Antis: 
Cappucci: 
Wolpert:
The board ran out 
to see Wolpert make trips to eliminate Cappucci and double through Antis to over 150,000.
Nadya Magnus was all in against Jesse Capps for her last 24,500.
Magnus: 
Capps:
The board ran out 
to see Magnus river a full house and double to 53,000 as the Day 1c chip leader in Capps drop to 64,500.
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