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The original schedule showed three Day Ones but only one Day Two. Everyone who survived their first day would combine into a single field on Tuesday. (Monday was originally an off day.)
Now that there are four Day Ones, there will be two Day Twos. So everyone who survived Day 1a and Day 1b will play on Tuesday, just as expected. But then they'll have Wednesday off (if they survive Tuesday).
The end of the Main Event schedule is unchanged, and there will still be an off day before the final table. But here's a summary.
Tuesday - Day 2a - Survivors from Day 1a and 1b play.
Wednesday - Day 2b - Survivors from Day 1c and 2d play.
Thursday - Day 3 - Everyone plays.
If you're playing on Tuesday, you have Wednesday off, and vice versa.
and was called by a player with pocket sixes. The 
gave T.J. the lead and when his opponent failed to find a six on the turn or river, Cloutier's stack was doubled to 8,500.
Angelil moved all in for 9,500 from middle position and was called by the big blind, who held 
.
, Alexander checks, his opponent moves all in for about 7,000, and Alexander calls with 
for the overpair with the ace-high flush draw. His opponent shows A-5 offsuit for an open-ended straight draw. And no, he doesn't have a club in his hand. 
, giving Alexander the ace-high flush, and his opponent has two outs to a straight flush on the board to chop the pot. But the river card is a blank, and Alexander takes the pot, increasing his stack to more than 41,000 as he busts his opponent
. His opponent shoved with 
. The turn was the 
. The river was the 
. The flop was 
and Tran doubled up to 14,000.
, Lee Childs bet 2,000 and Jennifer Tilly moved all in for 6,000. He called with 
for an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the