Anthony Zinno raised to 800 and it was called by Liping Zang in the small blind and Jackie Glazier in big blind.
The flop came 
and after two checks, Zinno continued for 1,200. Zang made the call and Glazier folded. The turn 
brought no betting action and the dealer revealed a 
on the river. Zang bet 2,400 and Zinno quickly mucked his hand.
Craig Varnell bet 800 on the 
flop and Brad Marzejka called.
When the 
turn was added on the board both players opted to check and the 
completed the board. They both decided to check it down and Marzejka opened up 
. Varnell threw his cards straight into the muck in a fashion that even impressed the dealer.
Kevin McCullough raised to 800 from the under the gun and Jason Young made the call from the hijack. The flop came down 
, McCullough led for 1,250 and Young raised to 3,000.
McCullough went over to the top for 6,000, Young thought for a moment and then mucked his hand.
Fresh off the break and Alex Foxen opened to 750 in early position. There were two other callers before the action came to Rep Porter in the small blind. He squeezed to around 3,500 and it was good enough to scoop the pot.
Johnny Chan wasn't seated on the first round through the Amazon Orange section but he can now be found right next to Christopher Frank, and he has built a decent early profit after moving up to almost two times the starting stack.
Another familiar face from the poker boom in the 2000's is Gavin Smith and he was also spotted in the same section. Smith's bet of 2,000 on the 
was called by table neighbor Lisa Buck, who then nodded and mucked kings when Smith had rolled over the for two pair.
Three player saw flop of 
and it checked to the button who bet 1,500. Jeffrey Norman called and the turn was the 
.
Norman led out with a bet of 2,200 and the player on the button called. The river was the and Norman led out once again this time with a bet of 3,100. His oppoent showed 
for a flopped set of jacks but Norman took the pot with 
for Broadway.
A few days ago Jeremy Perrin emerged victorious in THE GIANT for a smooth quarter million dollars after having invested just $365 and despite playing in the wrong event, as he had intended to participate in the Pot-Limit Omaha version instead. At the end of the last break, Perrin was handed his bracelet and diamond card by WSOP tournament director Jack Effel before heading back to his seat in the Brasilia room.
Niveau: 2
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
The field size for Day 1b has climbed up to 2,033 entries at the end of level one and all remaining players were sent into their first 20-minute break of the day.
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