Tommy Hang defended the big blind from a Tony G raise in late position and then led out on 
. Tony G called and then called again on the 
turn. Hang checked the 
and Tony G thought briefly and then checked back.
Hang shook his head at the check back and tossed in 
for the nut flush. Tony G showed 
.
"First time aces," he said. "No chance."
Mike Leah raised from early position and Scott Mayfield moved all-in from the button. Both of the blinds called and they saw a flop of 
. It checked to Leah who bet and both players quickly folded.
Leah turned over 
and Mayfield showed 
. The turn 
and river 
were no help to Mayfield and he was sent to the rail. As we eyed out Leah's chip stack to get a count he joked "It's just infinite, I haven't lost a hand yet this tournament."
Leah who registered with just 20 minutes left on Day 1 continues to climb and he is closing in on 200,000.
After some action on the 
flop — it looked like Tony G bet-three-bet against big blind Christopher Roth — they got Tony G's last 8,000 in on the 
turn. Tony G had 
for a flush draw, which seemed to surprised Roth, who laughed as he showed 
.
"I hope you get there," Roth said.
He got there on the 
river and Tony G secured the double.
Niveau: 12
Limites: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Jerid Zewin raised from under the gun and Nick Schulman three-bet from the small blind. Zewin called and they saw a flop of 
. Schulman led out with a bet and Zewin called.
The turn was the and again Schulman fired out a bet and Zewin called. The river was the 
, Schulman checked and Zewin threw his last 5,000 into the pot.
Schulman called and Zewin turned over 
for queens full of fives to earn the pot and the double-up.
Three players put in four bets preflop, with Tommy Hang appearing to be the aggressor out of the small blind. The 
prompted a bet from him and two calls. On the , he bet again and only a middle-position opponent called. Both players checked when the 
hit and Hang tossed in to rake in the pot.
Christopher Kruk raised early and got action from big blind Cary Katz. Katz check-called the 
flop and the 
hit the turn. Katz checked and Kruk thought a bit before betting this time. Again, Katz called. The river was the 
and Katz check-called a final bet, winning with against 
.
Jeff Lisandro raised from late position and Jerid Zewin called from the big blind. They went heads-up to the 
flop and Zewin checked. Lisandro bet, Zewin check-raised and Lisandro called.
The turn was the , Zewin led out with a bet and Lisandro called. The river was the 
and Zewin check-called a bet from Lisandro who turned over 
for top two pair. Zewin took his time double-checking his hole cards before throwing them away and Lisandro dragged in the pot.
Phil Hellmuth in the big blind and Bryce Landier in the small checked down a board of 
until Landier bet the river. Hellmuth smiled as he thought for awhile and had raising chips in his hand but then verbalized a call.
Landier showed 
for a turned straight and seemed confused when the pot was pushed to Hellmuth after he showed , perhaps out of sheer surprise that Hellmuth didn't raise.
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