There were 278 entrants in Flight 1D of Event 6 ($125 No-Limit Hold’em w/ $150K Guarantee), which started at 11:00 am.

After 14 levels of play, there were 25 players left who made it thru to Day 2, which will play out on Thursday. Here are the official chip counts:

1.  Corey Zarnoch  –  274,800  (91 bb)
2.  Gerardo Gonzalez  –  225,200  (75 bb)
3.  Guillermo Reyes  –  189,000  (63 bb)
4.  Kyle Fleischmann  –  178,900  (59 bb)
5.  Chris Carey  –  164,000  (54 bb)
6.  Joseph Walsh  –  160,500  (53 bb)
7.  Gregory Marcus  –  149,000  (49 bb)
8.  André Vézima  –  136,800  (45 bb)
9.  Michael Palma  –  124,800  (41 bb)
10.  John Mayers  –  119,000  (39 bb)
11.  Jacob Tryba  –  112,900  (37 bb)
12.  Chris Fei  –  107,900  (35 bb)
13.  Tom Gleason  –  107,800  (35 bb)
14.  Eddylee Martin  –  96,400  (32 bb)
15.  Luke Doolittle  –  92,000  (30 bb)
16.  Joseph Ebanks  –  91,100  (30 bb)
17.  Brannon Kingston  –  90,300  (30 bb)
18.  Gregory Flippen  –  89,000  (29 bb)
19.  Dolphus Powers  –  75,900  (25 bb)
20.  Josh Palmer  –  69,200  (23 bb)
21.  Charles Overstreet  –  58,800  (19 bb)
22.  Peter Young  –  36,100  (12 bb)
23.  Andres Garcia  –  33,000  (11 bb)
24.  Austin Rattet  –  30,000  (10 bb)
25.  Alexander O’Kane  –  23,500  (7 bb)

The Day 1D flight in Event 6 ($125 no-limit hold’em – $150,000 guaranteed) has come to a close with three tables remaining in the tournament. The tournament clock showed that 27 have advanced to Day 2 on Thursday, August 15. We will have full chip counts available for you soon. Ylon Schwartz is among the notables to survive this flight.

The Day 1E starting flight of Event 6 ($125 no-limit hold’em – $150,000 guaranteed) attracted a field of 406 players, the largest flight yet for this event. That takes the total field size to 1,911 and the prize pool is now up to $191,100. With Day 1F still waiting to begin at 7 p.m. tonight the field size will be well over 2,000 by the end of play on Tuesday.

Here is a look at the notables in the field on Tuesday for Event 6 ($125 no-limit hold’em – $150,000 guaranteed) at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open.

Alex Bolotin

Bill Mullins

Chris Karambinis

Christopher Carey

Doug Lee

Ebony Kenney

Jeremy Jennings

Nancy Birnbaum

Sergio Corominas

Stu Paterson

Tony Ruberto

Ylon Schwartz

Zo Karim

The field for Flight 1D of Event 6 ($125 No-Limit Hold’em w/ $150K Guarantee) has shrunk down to the final four tables (36 players left), and they took their final break of the day.

The average chip stack is about 77,000 (96 big blinds), and here’s a look at the updated leaderboard with the blinds at 400-800 and a 100 ante:

1.  Kyle Fleischmann  –  180,000  (225 bb)
2.  Brandon Kingston  –  175,000  (218 bb)
3.  Gregory Marcus  –  160,500  (200 bb)
4.  Chris Carey  –  159,000  (198 bb)
5.  Jacob Tryba  –  147,000  (183 bb)

Registration has closed for Flight 1E of Event 6 ($125 No-Limit Hold’em w/ $150K Guarantee), and unofficially, there are 407 entrants in the field. (This is the field that started play at 3:00 pm.)

Here’s a look at the chipleaders as they take their first break of the day:

1.  Thomas Farrell  –  64,000  (213 bb)
2.  Mike Bennett  –  57,000  (190 bb)
3.  Tyler Spurlock  –  47,000  (156 bb)
4.  David Carpenter  –  46,000  (153 bb)
5.  Nariman Daruvalla  –  40,000  (133 bb)

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The flop read when Bill Mullins bet 1,100 from the small blind and the big blind called. The turn fell and Mullins bet 1,500. The big blind called again and the river delivered the . The big blind bet 3,000 and Mullins called after checking. The big blind flipped over . Mullins tossed away his cards and he was down to 11,400 after the hand.

As the field size grows to 276 players in the Day 1E starting flight for Event 6 ($125 no-limit hold’em – $150,000 guaranteed) quite a few familiar faces are popping up in the field. Among them are Alex Bolotin, Tony Ruberto, Stu Paterson, Doug Lee and Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open regulars Nanacy Birnbaum, Chris Karambinis, Cord Garcia, Jeremy Jennings, and Sergio Corominas.