Michael Reesman got his stack into the middle against Donald White, with the latter at risk.

Donald White:
Michael Reesman:

White was flipping but found immediate help on the flop to take the lead. Reesman could not connect on the turn or river, and White earned the double.

Donald White	120,000	73,000
Michael Reesman	29,000	-116,000

Patrick Martorella opened to 13,000 in middle position, finding a call from Donald White on the button.

The dealer delivered the flop, and Martorella fired a bet of 16,000. That was enough to claim the pot, as White let his hand go.

Patrick Martorella	270,000
Donald White	47,000	22,000

Sam Ho was all in and at risk against Lisa Koch, with the cards on their backs.

Sam Ho:
Lisa Koch:

Koch was the only one to hit the flop, staying in front as Ho picked up additional outs on the turn. The river was a blank, and Kock scored the knockout.

Lisa Koch	305,000	110,000
Sam Ho	0

Stephen Lofgren moved all in from under the gun for his last 48,000, and Michael Powers made the call in middle position. Lisa Koch then announced all in from the hijack, and Powers called off the rest of his stack.

Stephen Lofgren:
Michael Powers:
Lisa Koch:

Koch's pocket kings stayed in front through the flop and turn. Powers then asked for a ten, and his request was granted as the fell on the river to complete his straight.

Powers collected a sizeable pot, while Lofgren was sent to the rail.

Michael Powers	214,000	214,000
Lisa Koch	195,000	121,000
Stephen Lofgren	0	-29,000

The tournament clock shows 54 players remaining, as the action has reached a 30-minute break.

Play will continue tonight until just 17 players are left to bag for Day 2.

Louis Stricoff moved all in from middle position, and action folded around to Charles Gudaitis in the big blind. After taking a look at his cards, Gudaitis tossed in the call.

Louis Stricoff:
Charles Gudaitis:

Gudaitis was the only one to improve on the runout, hitting a set while sending Stricoff to the rail.

Charles Gudaitis	58,000	58,000
Louis Stricoff	0	0

The prize pool has been confirmed, as the 464 entries created a total purse of $146,000.

All players who bag for Day 2 are guaranteed at least $1,000, while Monday's champion will take home $30,000.

A full breakdown of the payouts will be announced after double bag bounties are taken into account before the start of Day 2.

Action was three-way to the turn, where Robert Smith checked from under the gun and Brandin Power followed with a check in the cutoff.

Michael Reesman fired a bet of 30,000 on the button, and Smith made the call. Power took a moment before announcing all in, and Reesman got out of the way. Smith made the call, and the hands were turned up.

Robert Smith:
Brandin Power:

Smith's two pair were behind Power's flush. The river was a blank, as Smith could not improve and saw the last of his stack head to Power.

Brandin Power	335,000	182,000
Michael Reesman	145,000	-29,000
Robert Smith	0	-71,000

Michael Reesman three-bet from the small blind to 27,000, and Roxanne Marano-Logrande made the call in the cutoff.

The flop saw Reesman led out for 14,000, and Marano-Logrande called to the turn. Reesman announced all in, and Marano-Logrande quickly called.

Roxanne Marano-Logrande:
Michael Reesman:

Reesman's pair of queens held through the river, as Marano-Logrande could not improve and made her exit.

Michael Reesman	174,000	152,000
Roxanne Marano-Logrande	0	-32,000

Vincent Loria opened to 9,000 from middle position, and Angela Allen made the call in the hijack.

The flop saw Loria lead out for 13,000, and Allen called to the turn.

Loria checked to Allen, who fired a bet of 20,000. The call was made, and the dealer completed the board with the river.

Another check from Loria led to a bet of 20,000 from Allen again. Loria did not take long to make the call, showing for top pair. That was enough the secure the pot, as Allen mucked her hand.

Vincent Loria	136,000	136,000
Angela Allen	124,000	-44,000