On a turn of , Dylan Cummings checked to Roy Carson who tossed in a bet of 3,400. The third player in the hand quickly folded and Cummings made the call.

The completed the board and once Cummings checked, Carson fired 6,000 and was instantly called by Cummings. Carson tabled and Cummings scooped the pot with , turning a set of sevens.

Dylan Cummings	66,000	0
Roy Carson	15,200	15,200

Matthew Jones limped under the gun and Chris O'Neil raised to 2,300 next to act. The table folded around to Jones and he made the call.

The dealer fanned a flop of and Jones check-called a bet of 2,600 from O'Neil.

The hit the turn and Jones checked to O'Neil again, and O'Neil fired out a bet of 6,600. Jones paused for a moment and pushed his cards towards the middle.

"I'm not letting you crack them again!" said O'Neil as he tabled .

Allegedly Jones has already cracked aces three times in this tournament.

Matthew Jones	114,000	0
Chris O'Neil	48,300	0

Curt Beling limped in early position, followed by the button and small blind before Scott Hall checked his option.

The dealer fanned a flop of , Hall checked and Berling tossed out a bet of 1,000. Both the button and small blind quickly folded and Hall made the call.

The hit the turn and Hall checked to Berling who fired a black chip across the line for a bet of 5,000. Hall quickly mucked his hand and the dealer pushed the pot to Berling.

Scott Hall	37,500	12,500
Curt Berling	13,200	13,200

Glen Brink was seen all-in with his short-stack on the flop and it was Steve Tully putting him at risk for his tournament life.

Glen Brink:
Steve Tully:

Tully had flopped top pair and the turn and river improved him to a full house as Brink left the table.

Steve Tully	15,000
Glen Brink	0	-25,000

Eight players limped in to see the flop and the action checked to Peggy Gulick as she fired out a bet of 5,000. The table started tossing in their cards as one table mate said, "If i guess your hand will you show it?"

Gulick politely declined and passed her cards back to the dealer.

Peggy Gulick

14,400

14,400

The tournament director has instructed the dealer to shuffle up and deal.

The second chance flight for all players who took a shot in Day 1 begins at 11:00 a.m.

Day 1 attracted a combined total of 750 entries and generated a prize pool of $138,750. At the end of the Day it was Josh Mortenti bagging the chip lead with 1,665,000 in chips.

All entrants will receive a 20,000 starting stack and have an optional add-on for $10 for an additional 5,000 chips at registration.

Blinds will begin at 100/200 and levels will be 30-minutes in length. There will be a 15-minute break after every fourth level and play. Play will continue until just five percent of the field remain and the top ten percent will reach the money.

All three flights will combine on Day 2 at 11:00 a.m. and play down until the final table. Day 3 will be on Thursday at 2:00 p.m.

The 2022 Bar Poker Open at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas Day 1 Flight A and B have come to an end. The first flight of the day had a total of 531 entries, creating a total prize pool of $98,235. The second flight of the day attracted a total of 219 entries, adding $40,515 to the prize pool.

Twenty-six players found a bag in Day 1 Flight A, and 11 players in Flight B. Josh Mordenti bagged the overall chip lead between the two flights with an impressive stack of 1,665,000. Carlous Collins bagged second in chips, with 1,180,000, followed closely by Ruben Vancelette with 1,055,000 to round the top three.

There will be one more chance to find a bag as Day 1b is at 11:00 a.m on Tuesday for all second chance players. Day 1b will add their prize pool to the combined total and all flights will come together on Wednesday at 11:00 a.m.

Day 2 will be eight-handed and will play down to the final table before bagging and the final table will be Thursday at 2:00 p.m. and will be live-streamed.

Stay tuned to PokerNews for your updates throughout the rest of the event.

Nancy St Lawrent shoved her last 60,000 under the gun and Nate Helms three-bet to 125,000 in the cutoff.

Nancy St Lawrent:
Nate Helms:

St Lawrent had run into a better ace but the flop gave her some split pot outs. The hit on the turn giving her the lead but the fell on the river, sending her home in 12th place.

Only 11 players remain and are currently bagging for Day 2.

Nate Helms	1,260,000	932,000
Nancy StLawrent	0	-180,000

Jennifer Strecker raised all-in in middle position and the action folded around to Nancy St Lawrent in the big blind who called off her stack of 60,000 total.

Nancy St Lawrent:
Jennifer Strecker:

The dealer fanned a flop of , giving St Lawrent a straight on the flop and the board completed with the on the turn and the on the river.

Nancy StLawrent	180,000	26,000
Jennifer Strecker	130,000	10,000