Action went multi-way to the river with a player forced all in with just 5,000 left in the blinds.

With the board reading , it checked around to Nancy Wilburn who put out a bet, forcing folds from all of her opponents.

When cards were tabled, the all-in player showed for a rivered straight, however Wilburn turned over for a higher straight.

With that hand, the bubble burst and the remaining 27 players will return for Day 2 on Wednesday, June 11 at 11 a.m.

Nancy Wilburn

660,000

600,000

Ron Fienberg raised to 75,000 in the cutoff and Brian Dalba flatted in the small blind.

The flop came and Dalba jammed for 155,000 to put himself at risk. After a brief moment of thought, Fienberg made the call.

Brian Dalba:
Ron Fienberg:

The board ran out , and Dalba doubled up to avoid being the bubble boy.

Brian Dalba	520,000	435,000
Ron Fienberg	410,000	-55,000

Players are on a 15-minute break.

Action was picked up as a player from middle position was all in against Jenny Wiersma in early position.

Middle Position:
Jenny Wiersma:

Wiersma held as the board ran out , and she eliminated a player and took her stack to over 120,000.

Kevin Gray made it 60,000 to go under the gun and Dwight Johnson called for 40,000 on the button to put himself at risk.

Dwight Johnson:
Kevin Gray:

The board ran out and Johnson doubled to survive.

Kevin Gray	750,000	-250,000
Dwight Johnson	140,000	140,000

Action was picked up as two players were all in against Erin Perry on a flop of .

Opponent 1:
Opponent 2:
Erin Perry:

Perry found 100% on the turn and eliminated both players, Perry improved to a full house when the was dealt on the river.

Erin Perry

165,000

90,000

With 28 players remaining and 27 making it through to Day 2, play is now hand-for-hand.

There was roughly 9,000 chips in the pot when the big blind decided to lead for 7,000 on , Lou Naranjo who was under the gun called. The small blind player checked when the hit the turn, Naranjo decided to bet 10,000, the small blind player called.

Action went check-check on the river and the small blind quickly tabled , Naranjo tabled and won the pot.

Lou Naranjo

64,000

64,000

Action was picked up as Lenny Mark was all in from the cutoff against the button on a flop of .

Lenny Mark:
Button:

Mark's opponent threw her cards onto the felt and said "thats three times today, give me an eight!" but no luck as the board ran out and Mark doubled.

Mark previously came to the media desk and asked about a rebuy as he had a small stack, now he is playing 40,000.

Lenny Mark

40,000

40,000

Tom Heinlein jammed on the button for about 185,000 to put himself at risk and was called by Percy Abraham in the big blind.

Tom Heinlein:
Percy Abraham:

The flop came with Abraham extending his lead further in the hand by pairing his ace. The turn and river offered no help to Heinlein and his tournament run came to an end.

Percy Abraham	525,000	525,000
Tom Heinlein	0	-240,000

A player limped for 1,600 in middle position, a play on the button raised to 4,000, Kelly Graves called in the big blind and the player in middle position called.

Graves decided to lead for 4,000 when he flop came , only the player on the button called. Graves did not slow down when the hit the turn and she fired out a bet of 4,000 again, her opponent folded.

Kelly Graves

58,000

58,000

Ron Fienberg raised to 100,000 in early position and Kevin Wolly three-bet shoved for 145,000 in late position to put himself at risk. Action folded around to Fienberg who made the call.

Kevin Wolly:
Ron Fienberg:

The board ran out with Fienberg pairing his king on the river to send Wolly to the payout desk.

Ron Fienberg	465,000	64,000
Kevin Wolly	0	-285,000