On table 4 there was a three-way all in between Jon McClain, Marty Diedrich and Clarence Erickson, McClain covering both players.

Jon McClain:
Marty Diedrich
Clarence Erickson

The board ran out and McClain's rockets held up eliminating both of his opponents in the same hand.

Jon McClain	750,000	720,000
Marty Diedrich	0	-210,000
Clarence Erickson	0	-280,000

Kevin Cadieux raised all in for a total of 78,000, from early position, and the action folded around to Jeff Weinberg who reraised all in for 290,000, and the rest of the table folded their hands.

Kevin Cadieux:
Jeff Weinberg:

Cadieux was behind and at risk of elimination but the board ran out and Cadieux paired his four to give him a timely double-up.

Action folded around to Jason Stevens, who opened to 35,000 and Richard Rolka reraised all in for 128,500 from the small blind. The big blind folded and Stevens called.

Richard Rolka:
Jason Stevens:

The board ran out and Stevens' ace-jack high was enough to eliminate Rolka.

Jason Stevens	360,000	360,000
Richard Rolka	0	-112,000

An anonymous player raised all in for his final 65,000 and was called by John Carr, on the money bubble.

Anon:
John Carr:

Carr had the best of it and Anon couldn't improve as the board ran out bursting the money bubble in the process.

John Carr

300,000

300,000

47 players remain in Day 1b with 45 making the money.

Once the bubble bursts, play will continue until 20 players remain, all of which will bag and tag for Day 2 tomorrow.

On a flop of John Wolfson slid his entire stack ,totalling 100,000, over the line and received a quick call from Bar Poker Open CFO Ron Benanto.

John Wolfson:
Ron Benanto:

Wolfson had flopped a flush draw and Benanto was ahead with two pair.

The board ran out and Wolfson improved to a flush, getting a full double up at Benanto's expense.

John Wolfson	250,000	250,000
Ron Benanto	210,000	210,000

Stephen Saporetti raised all in from first position for 42,000 and Connie Hackmann cut out some chips to call but accidentally reraised to 74,000. After some confusion the raise stood and the action folded around to Les Mildenberg, in the big blind, who reraised all in for a total of 200,000 which Hackmann called.

Stephen Saporetti:
Connie Hackmann:
Les Mildenberg:

The board ran out giving Saporetti the triple up and Hackmann doubled her remaining stack through Mildenberg.

Connie Hackmann	320,000	320,000
Stephen Saporetti	153,000	153,000
Les Mildenberg	47,000	47,000

The remaining 72 players have gone on their third 15-minute break of the day and when they return will play down to the Day 1 money bubble.

54 players will lock up a cash, with 20 advancing to Day 2 tomorrow.

On a flop of Marty Diedrich checked and Rebecca Cole shoved all in for 180,000. Cole had Diedrich covered and Diedrich sat in the tank before finally deciding to call.

Marty Diedrich:
Rebecca Cole:

Cole had flopped trip twos and Diedrich needed a club, or running cards, to survive.

The board ran out and Diedrich improved to a flush on the river, doubling up in the process.

Marty Diedrich	210,000	210,000
Rebecca Cole	90,000	67,500

Action folded around to Jennifer Atkinson, in the small blind, who raised to 11,000 setting Will Unruh, in the big blind, all in. Unruh called and the players tabled their hands.

Will Unruh:
Jennifer Atkinson:

Unruh was in front and needed to fade a queen and the board ran out securing the double up for Unruh.

Jennifer Atkinson	181,000	-49,000
Will Unruh (ii)	23,000	-10,000

Filipe DeFreitas raised all in from early position for a total of 72,400 and picked up two callers including the big blind who was also all in for a smaller stack.

Filipe DeFreitas:
Opponent 1:
Opponent 2:

The board ran out and the ace on the river gave DeFreitas the treble up, eliminating the big blind in the process.

Filipe DeFreitas

186,500

186,500

Action folded to Paul Stinnett, in the hijack, who raised all in for 40,200. The player in the cutoff flat called, Steve Moutrey, on the button, reraised all in for 142,500. The small blind and big blind folded, as did the cutoff and the players showed their hands with Stinnett at risk.

Paul Stinnett:
Steve Mountrey:

It was bad news for Stinnett but the flop came , giving Stinnett a flush draw, but the turn and river was no help and Stinnett made his way out of the tournament room.

Steve Mountrey	225,000
Paul Stinnett	0	0