$570 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack Re-Entry 
Level 8: 300/600 with a 75 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 320

Jake Schwartz raised to 1,400 under-the-gun and was called by a player in middle position and the big blind. They were three-handed to a flop of and all three players checked.

The turn was the and action checks to the player in middle position, who bet 2,300. The big blind folded and Schwartz called. The river was the and Schwartz checked again. Middle position bet 5,000 and Schwartz took a few moments before calling.

Middle position shows , giving him a missed straight draw and king-high, while Schwartz wins the pot with , good for a pair of eights.

Jake Schwartz – 44,500

$570 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 8: 300/600 with a 75 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 319

A player in early position opened to 1,800, and David Diaz three-bet to 7,000 from the small blind. Wendy Freedman cold four-bet to 15,000 in the big blind, and the original raiser called all in for about 7,500. Diaz folded, leaving the other two heads up.

Freedman:
Opponent:

The board ran out , and Freedman earned the pot and the knockout with top set.

Wendy Freedman – 48,000 (80 bb)

$570 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 200/400 with a 50 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 288

“Just write that I’m playing like s***,” Danny Suied said, noticing the reporters near his table. “I look good, but I’m playing like s***.”

Suied is working on his second entry of this flight, and his mulligan stack has dipped down to around 14,000. There’s still plenty of time for him to recover — or to re-enter, a matter about which Suied also inquired.

“How late can I rebuy?” he asked, thinking ahead. He and the rest of the field have until the start of Level 9 to re-enter, just about 90 minutes from now.

Danny Suied 14,000 (35 bb)

$570 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry 
Level 6: 200/400 with a 50 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 300

There was about 10,000 in the middle on the turn with the board reading . Hans Winzeler checked from under-the-gun and a player in early position checked as well. Oktay Altinbas bet 3,000 from the hijack and Winzeler called.

Early position check-raised to 12,300 and Altinbas called. Winzeler took a few moments and then folded. The river was the and the player in early position moved all in. Altinbas called and was all in for 11,900.

Early position showed and Altinbas more than doubled up with his .

Oktay Altinbas – 56,000

$570 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry 
Level 5: 150/300 with a 50 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 268

On a flop of , Todd Breyfogle bet 1,300 from under-the-gun and the cutoff raised to 5,000. Breyfogle moved all in for 19,300 and the cutoff called.

Breyfogle was in the lead with against the cutoff’s . The turn was the and the river was the to give Breyfogle the double up.

“I put a $100 bounty on him and all he’s done is double up twice,” said his friend at a neighboring table.

Todd Breyfogle – 41,500

$570 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 150/300 with a 50 ante
Flight 1A Entries: 262

The field just returned from their first break of the day, and they’re back for Level 5. The board shows 262 entries so far, with registration available through the next break.

There are seven players who’ve crossed the 50,000-chip mark, and one who’s already up in to six figures. Here’s the top of the current leaderboard:

Dani Dayan – 103,000
M. Melamed – 59,050
Zack Fish – 54,575
Frederico Dabus – 53,500
T.K. Miles – 52,725
Hans Winzeler – 52,225
Bradley Rhodes – 50,075

$570 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 4: 100/200 with a 25 ante
Flight 1A Entries: 236

The field for this evening’s flight is relatively stacked with familiar faces considering the modest price point. The heroes are mostly spread out evenly throughout the room, but two of them have found themselves elbow to elbow at one of the far tables.

Adam “Roothlus” Levy is one of the original legends of online poker, and he’s amassed more than $2.5 million in his live career, as well. Mukul Pahuja is best known for his live prowess, accumulating more than $4.3 million, with the vast majority of that coming during the last three years. He’s also won a few tournament titles, narrowly missing out on a couple more major ones, as well.

Both Levy and Pahuja are Florida natives, both are accomplished tournament pros, and they’re keeping it friendly so far here in Event 9.

$570 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry
Level 4: 100/200 with a 25 ante
Flight 1B Entries: 226

On the turn with the board reading , the big blind checks and James Salmon bets 2,800 on the button. The big blind check-calls and the river is the .

The big blind checks again and Salmon bets 7,000. The big blind quickly calls and Salmon tables , good for a set of sevens and the big blind mucks his hand.

Salmon, fresh off a runner-up finish in the $350 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry event for $91,097, drags the pot and is off to a good start this flight.

James Salmon – 33,200

$570 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry

The first flight of the $1 Million Guarantee Event 9 drew 379 entrants with 71 advancing to Day 2 on Sunday.

$570 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry
Level 3: 75/150 with a 25 ante
Flight 1A Entries: 196

There is about 5,000 in the pot with a completed board of and Daren Stabinski checks from the big blind.

The cutoff bets 3,300 and Stabinski quickly check-calls. The cutoff shows , good for top two pair. Stabinski sighs and shows , good for top pair and was three-outed on the turn.

Stabinski loses the pot, but this isn’t the only tournament he’s currently in. Stabinski is still in the $250 satellite that awards two $570 seats and a seat into the $1,050 turbo satellite into the $10,000 WPT Finale.

There are 10 players left in the satellite and the top seven cash with the top six players earning seats. Stabinski has 83,000 in the satellite while the average stack is 57,000.

Stabinski is already having a strong series with a second place finish in the $350 No Limit Hold’em Black Chip Bounty event.

Daren Stabinski – 12,000