$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 12: Blinds 1,200/2,400, Ante 400
Players Remaining: 88/324
Average Stack – (~110,500– 46 bb)

A player in the hijack raised to 5,500, the player on the button called, and Orey Hen three-bet to about 20,000 from the small blind. The hijack four-bet shoved for roughly 65,000, the button folded, and Hen called with , trailing his opponent’s .

However, the board ran out , giving Hen a flush to eliminate his opponent.

A few hands later, Hen opened to 6,000 from under the gun and the player in the cutoff called. The player in the small blind reraised all in for about 50,000, Hen called, and the cutoff called all in for about 40,000.

Hen:
Cutoff:
Small Blind:

The board came down , safe for Hen to score the double elimination with his pocket jacks.

With those two pots, Hen is up to about 300,000 and is among the biggest stacks in the room.

$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 10: Blinds 800/1,600, Ante 100
Players Remaining: 125/303
Average Stack – (~72,700– 45 bb)

Here are the chip leaders after Level 9

Dzimitry Malets – 264,000
Jorge Gomez – 226,000
Leanne Gelb – 219,100
Kevin (no last name listed) – 187,000
Stuart Greenbaum – 180,000
Kevin Chan – 176,000
Juan Garcia II – 163,500
Manfred Rosenow – 161,500
Jack Battaglia – 159,800
Kevin Spires – 150,000
Michael Batherwich – 149,300
Janine Gelb – 145,000
Yuleisys Torres – 142,500
Daniel Letts – 140,000
Paul Balzano – 135,000
Ory Hen – 138,000

Day 1A drew 212 entries and 23 players survived. Day 1B drew 175 entries and 24 players made it through to Day 2.

As of right now Day 1C has 287 entries (with 153 players remaining), bringing the total field size to 674 entries and easily surpassing the 500 that was needed to reach the guarantee.

Registration remains open until the start of Day 2 (Sunday at noon). At that time, there will be roughly 20 minutes left in the 2,500/5,000 level with an ante of 500.

$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 7: Blinds 400/800, Ante 100
Players Remaining: 171/259
Average Stack – (~45,500 – 56 bb)

Adam Horowitz – 50,000 (62 bb)
Steve Karp – 47,500 (59 bb)
Scott Zakheim – 45,000 (56 bb)
Ralph Massey – 43,000 (53 bb)
Angelo Miele – 43,000 (53 bb)
Ilya Lekach – 37,000 (46 bb)
Zoltan Czinkota – 36,000 (45 bb)
Eli Levy – 34,000 (42 bb)
Sheddy Siddiqui – 34,000 (42 bb)
Leonard Benitez – 29,000 (36 bb)
Ory Hen – 18,000 (22 bb)

12pm – Event #1: Day 1C: $350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed) – structure sheet

6pm – $250 Double Green Chip Bounty Qualifier into Championship Event #4 (3 seats guaranteed) – structure sheet

$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 14: Blinds 2,000/4,000, Ante 500
Players Remaining: 28/175
Average Stack – (~181,000 – 46 bb)

Among those who have recently been eliminated include Mike Beasley and Tony Ruberto.

There are currently 13 minutes left in Level 14 and the clock will be stopped halfway through Level 15 to coincide when play ended on Day 1A.

$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 12: Blinds 1,200/2,400, Ante 400
Players Remaining: 39/175
Average Stack – (~134,000 – 55 bb)

Following an ace-high flop, Sheddy Siddiqui got his stack into the middle with , but was drawing dead against Santana Noronha’s .

After the hand, Noronha was up to about 385,000.

$350 Deep-Stack No-Limit Hold’em with re-entries ($150,000 Guaranteed)
Level 11: Blinds 1,000/2,000, Ante 300
Players Remaining: 47/172
Average Stack – (~109,000 – 54 bb)

Sheddy Siddiqui stumbled a bit out of the gate after the dinner break, but is back up to about 245,000 after eliminating an opponent.

With the board reading , the player in the big blind checked to Siddiqui on the button and he bet 8,000. The player in the big blind check-raised to 20,000, Siddiqui called, and the fell on turn.

The player in the big blind went all in for about 44,000 and Siddiqui called with for a seven-high straight. His opponent mucked immediately, rendering the river card moot.