Brandon Adams' steamroll of his table on Day 1e was finally put to an end by Stephen Ladowsky.
Adams and Ladowsky went heads-up to a flop of 
. Adams, in middle position, bet 7,500 and Ladowsky called to his immediate right. The turn came the 
and Adams bet another 23,000.
Ladowsky paused for several minutes before announcing he was all in for around 60,000. Adams took a final peek back at his cards before throwing them into the muck.
The action was picked up with a raise in early position and a call in middle position. Michael Taylor raised it up to 3,700 when it was his turn to act from the hijack. The original raiser folded but the player in middle position called,
The flop came 
. The action checked to Taylor and he continued for 4,000. He received a call from his opponent.
The action checked through the 
turn.
Taylor's opponent led the 
river with a bet of 7,500. Taylor quickly called.
Opponent: 
Michael Taylor: 
Taylor cautiously played aces which induced a bet from his opponent on the river.
There were four players that saw a 
flop and action was checked to the cutoff who fired out 2,500.
Only Melissa Saphier called from the small blind and the two went heads up to the turn.
Saphier checked to her opponent who fired out 4,500. Saphier went deep into the tank and finally mustered out an uncontested 25,000 raise.
In a blind-versus-blind confrontation, Paul Wainer bet 6,000 on a board of 
and Janelle Jacobson called in the big blind.
Wainer bet another 17,000 on the turn.
Jacobson responded by shoving all in for around 40,000 and Wainer didn't take too long before letting his hand go.
Action picked up on the turn in a heads-up pot with Andre Akkari in the small blind and Michael Noori in early position. The pot contained 26,000 and the board read 
. Akkari checked to Noori, who bet 12,500. Akkari called.
The river came a 
and Akkari went all in for 33,500, which covered Noori.
Noori thought about it for a while before tossing his hand into the muck, giving Akkari the pot.
An opponent moved all in for around 50,000 on a board of 
, Brandon Adams re-shoved, and another player got out of the way.
All-In Player: 
Brandon Adams: 
The all-in player had top pair, but Adams flopped a set of sevens to take a big lead in the hand. The board ran out and Adams, already sitting with a big stack before this hand, jumped into contention for the chip lead by busting his opponent.
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