Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50

The player on the button opens to 900 and the player in the small blind calls. David “Doc” Sands, in the big blind, three-bets to 3,600. Both opponents call to see a flop where the player in the small blind checks to Sands, who bets 4,500. The player on the button raises to about 9,300, resulting in a fold from the player in the small blind. Sands takes about 45 seconds before he re-raises for effectively 26,000 or so.

His opponent goes deep into the tank for about three minutes before calling all in with . Sands trails with , but spikes the on the turn to take the lead. However, the river falls to give his opponent a full house to win the pot.

David Sands – 10,000 (25 bb)

Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200

Picking up the action after the flop, Jason Andrews checks from the small blind to Chris Moorman who bets 4,500 from early position. Andrews check-raises to 11,200 and Moorman shoves for 58,200. Andrews calls immediately with for trips, ahead of Moorman’s . The landed on the turn to give Moorman a flush and Andrews couldn’t fill up when the river completed the board.

Chris Moorman – 130,000
Jason Andrews – 150,000

Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200

Kyle Julius raises to 2,500 from under the gun and 2013 World Series of Poker November Niner Amir Lehavot three-bets on the button. Action folds back to Julius who four-bet shoves for about 25,000. Lehavot calls and turns over , ahead of Julius’ . The board runs out , no help to Julius, ending his Day 1A.

Amir Lehavot – 115,000 (95 bb)
Kyle Julius – Eliminated