On the first draw, Daniel Negreanu drew two, Kristen Bicknell drew one and Steven Tabb stood pat.
Negreanu checked and Bicknell bet 4,000. Tabb and Negreanu both called.
Negreanu drew one and both Bicknell and Tabb stood pat. It checked to Tabb who bet 6,700 and Negreanu folded.
"I need to ask a really important question," said Bicknell, before stopping herself. "I call."
The dealer waited for their final draws.
"There's another one?" asked Bicknell. "Oh I check. No more." Tabb also stood pat.
"What is that look!" Bicknell asked tablemate Dario Sammartino, "Now I'm thinking I did something wrong!"
Bicknell checked and Tabb put her all in. She called. Tabb showed 
for a number two. Bicknell showed 
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The inquest began, with Bicknell at the forefront of the discussion. "Let me write this hand down, because I really want to learn this game."
"It's a cooler," said Sammartino reassuringly to Bicknell, "But you can play better, for sure."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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44,000
44,000
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44,000 |
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of Hennigan resulted in Hennigan stacking up the chips, and he now sits on close to 90,000.
and the player in the small blind decided to lead out with a pot-sized bet of 18,600. Lisandro called and the preflop raiser folded his hand. 
was the turn and that's where all the chips went to the middle. The player in the small blind pushed all-in for about 25,000 and Lisandro called. 
and there was no low on the board possible. Lisandro won the huge pot with just his pair of aces, eliminating his opponent in the meantime. Lisandro is now the chip leader of the tournament with just over 40 minutes left to play on Day 1.
and Green doubled up.
laying in front of him. 
and the dealer was counting Difelice's chips because he just earned himself a full double-up right before the end of Day 1.