$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max
Level 17: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 14

With 14 players left, the players are guaranteed a payday of at least $6886 and James Glenn is leading the field with 255,000 in chips. Marcus Stein is near the top of the chip counts as well and looking to make his second final table of the series after a deep run in the opening event of the series, finishing fourth for more than $50,000.

Here is a look at the top five chip counts:

1. James Glenn – 255,000
2. Ira Schwartz – 240,000
3. Ryan Hoberg – 235,000
4. Marcus Stein – 195,000
5. Nigel Murray – 195,000

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max 
Level 16: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 17

Ira Schwartz raised to 7,500 under-the-gun and David Jackson three-bet to 20,000 out of the small blind. Schwartz caled and they saw a flop of .

Jackson bet 23,500 and Schwartz called. The turn is the and Jackson checked. Schwartz bet 45,000 and Jackson quickly folded. Schwartz drags the pot and is one of the biggest stacks left in the tournament.

Ira Schwartz – 251,000
David Jackson – 120,000

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max
Level 15: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 18

A player in middle position raised to 5,200 and Joseph DiChiaro called on the button. The small blind moved all in for 18,700 and both players called.

There is a side pot between DiChiaro and the player in middle position as the flop came . Middle position checked and DiChiaro moved all in for about 50,000.

Middle position tanked for a minute and then tossed his hand into the muck. The small blind showed and was in the lead against DiChiaro’s .

The turn was the and DiChiaro turned a straight to leave the small blind drawing dead to the river. The river was the , which gave the small blind a set of queens and DiChiaro drags the pot.

The small blind is eliminated in 19th place and there was a slight pause in the action as the final 18 players re-draw for their seats at the final three tables.

All players are now guaranteed at least $607.

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max
Level 15: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 19

David Jackson raised to 5,000 under-the-gun and Edwin Cabrera moved all in from middle position for 6,500. Action folded back around to Jackson, who called.

The cards were face-down while there was all in action pending on a neighboring table. When the cards were tabled, Cabrera showed and was in big trouble against Jackson’s .

The flop was and Cabrera takes the lead after hitting his three-outer. The turn was the and the river was the to keep Cabrera in the lead and keep him from being the bubble boy.

Edwin Cabrera – 18,600
David Jackson – 176,000

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max
Level 15: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Registered; 176
Players Remaining: 19

On a flop of , Al Gomez gets all in on the button against the big blind for his last 25,100. Gomez shows and is in the lead against his opponent’s .

The turn is the and the river is the to give Gomez a double up on the bubble.

“I was scared when you snap-called me,” said Gomez after the hand.

“Well, you bet five times pot, so…” replied the big blind.

Al Gomez – 55,200

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max 
Level 14: 1,000/2,000 with a 300 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 19

On a flop of , Al Gomez is on the button and gets all in against the player in the big blind. Gomez shows and has the big blind’s drawing to runners.

The turn is the and the river is the to keep Gomez in the lead. The dealer counts down both stacks and both players have exactly 17,200. The big blind is eliminated and Gomez doubles up.

With 19 players remaining, hand-for-hand play begins and the next player out is the bubble boy. The final 18 earn at least a min-cash of $607.

Al Gomez – 43,000

$350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max
Level 13: 800/1,600 with a 200 ante
Players Registered: 176
Players Remaining: 22

A player under-the-gun raised to 3,200 and Zach Kessler calle out of the small blind. James Glenn called from the big blind and they saw a flop of .

Kessler checked and Trudeau bet 6,000. The original raiser folded and Kessler took a look at how many chips Glenn has behind and then moved all in.

Glenn quickly called and is all in for 24,200. He showed  and was in the lead against Kessler’s . Kessler can’t find an ace on the turn or the river and Trudeau doubles up.

James Glenn – 59,000
Zach Kessler – 245,000

$150 No Limit Hold’em
Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Flight 1F Entries: 458
Players Remaining: 48

The last flight of the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry event wrapped up in the early hours of Wednesday morning and Salah Levy bagged the chip lead to lead the 48 survivors.

Those survivors come back on Wednesday at 1 p.m. for Day 2 and play down to a winner.

Levy bagged the lead with 254,500, but is joined at the top of the 1F counts by Stosh Gepp and Jordan Meltzer with 242,000 and 206,500 in chips, respectively.

Over the six starting flights, there were 1,804 entries which generated a prizepool of $216,480. The top 108 players will cash and first place is worth $49,957.

$150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry
Level 13: 1,000/2,000 with a 300 ante
Flight 1F Entries: 458
Players Remaining: 62

Karsten Bauer gets his last 18,500 into the middle preflop on the button against the player in the cutoff and the big blind.

The cutoff shows , the big blind shows , but Karstens has them all trumped with his .

The flop is and leaves everybody drawing thin. The turn is the and both of Karstens’ opponents pick up a flush draw. The river is the and Karstens fades the spade to triple up.

The big blind wins a small side pot from the cutoff, since the cutoff had the second biggest stack of the three players. Bauer is now just shy of 30 big blinds as the level nears an end.

Karstens Bauer – 56,500