On a board of Elizabeth Edwards bet 20,000 into a pot of 96,400 and Mike Glaze reraised to 70,000, putting Edwards all in.

Edwards took a few moments before making the call showing for a pair of jacks but couldn't beat Glaze who had turned the nut flush with .

Glaze is now up to 283,1000 chips and is the largest stack in the room.

Mike Glaze	283,100	283,100
Elizabeth Edwards	0	0

Looking around the field there are two players already in Day 2 that are playing Day 1b in the hunt for the second bag.

The Bar Poker Open Championship has a 'best stack forward' rule allowing players to play multiple Day 1's and can take their largest stack through to Day 2.

They also pay out $1,500 per forfeited stack, so it is worth the endeavour for these players.

Last year's second-place finisher, Kourtney Sims, is still in the field today with a stack of 79,000. She bagged 185,000 for Day 2 yesterday and is looking to bring a bigger stack back from today's action.

The other player is Will Unruh, who is currently sitting last in the Day 2 chip counts with 5,000 chips. Having less than a single ante for Day 2 could prove tough for Unruh so he is out in the field looking to bag something much more healthy.

Late Registration is now closed and the tournament has hit 1,053 entrants across the two Day 1s.

Day 1b had a total of 388 runners of which 45 players will cash and 20 will advance to Day 2 tomorrow.

Players have just gone on their second 15-minute break of the day.

Any players wishing to enter the Bar Poker Open Championship have until the end of the break to do so.

In a three-bet pot, James Irizariy jammed all in on a flop of for 44,300 and was called by Richard Rolka.

James Irizariy:
Richard Rolka:

Irizariy had flopped a straight draw but was behind to Rolka's set of tens. The turn changed nothing but the river came and Irizarly made his straight to take a chunk of Rolka's stack with the double up.

Action folded around to Robert Woodsmall who raised all in for 5,200 from the cutoff and Zack Petra called from the button. Both blinds folded and the players turned their hands with Woodsmall at risk of elimination.

Robert Woodsmall:
Zack Petra:

The board ran out and Woodsmall leapfrogged in front with the ten in the window, doubling his stack in the process.

Zack Petra	67,100	-57,900
Robert Woodsmall	17,600	17,600

On the latest The Chad & Jesse Poker Show[/I][/B] straight from the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP),Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen are joined by Poker Hall of Famer Jack McClelland, who served as the Tournament Director of the WSOP from 1984-98.

He was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame in 2014 alongside Daniel Negreanu, and he talks about that honor as well as memories of Stu Ungar and Doyle Brunson, and what it was like to work for the legendary Benny Binion.

On a board of Charles Glover wagered his remaining stack of 30,800 and was called by Joe Rodriguez in a pot totalling 126,200.

Rodriguez showed for broadway but it was Glover who scooped the pot with , for a full house.

Charles Glover	126,200	12,200
Joe Rodriguez	47,000