WSOPC Horseshoe Las Vegas (July)

Level 5 - 300/600/600 - 285 Entrants

We picked up the action on a completed board of , and Nicholas Pupillo was deep in the tank after Erik Rozhynskyi moved all in for 35,300. 

Pupillo took a few minutes, but after counting down his stack and seeing he had Rozhynskyi covered, he calmly slid forward calling chips. 

Rozhynskyi tabled for a missed straight draw, and Pupillo tabled for top pair to send him to the rail. 

Nicholas Pupillo - 138,400

With the first break of the day in the books, the Normandy Ballroom is quickly filling up, and our photographer, Omar Sader, has been hard at work capturing all the action!

Make sure you head over to poker.org/photos to browse the gallery for this event, as well as from previous WSOP Circuit stops around the country, and request a copy of your photos. 

Kyle Dishongh

Drake Kemper

Stanley Lee

Anthony March

Mario Colavita

Lisa Thumm

The remaining players in Day 1B have returned from their first break of the day to the start of Level 4 with the blinds at 300/500/500. 

The tournament clock shows 185 entrants into the flight, and leading the way is Lisa Thumm with 159,800. 

Here is a look at how the top ten chip stacks shake out on break: 

1. Lisa Thumm - 159,800
2. Gonzalo Lopez - 132,900
3. Alper Rende - 92,400
4. Timothy Hughes - 89,800
5. Noah Workman - 88,900
6. Kambiz Zamani - 85,400
7. Justin Fawcett - 84,900
8. David Rosenbloom - 84,300
9. Yurii Zabrodotskyi - 82,600
10. Ryan Gibbs  - 81,300

Level 3 - 200/400/400 - 160 Entrants

Picking up the action on a flop of and roughly 15,000 in the middle, Manuel Fernandez checked from the big blind, and Francis Rusnak bet 6,000 from the button. 

Fernandez called, and the turn hit the felt. Action checked through on the turn, and the dealer spiked the on the river. 

Action checked through again, and Fernandez tabled for two pair, which was good as Rusnak sent his hand into the muck. 

• Manuel Fernandez - 54,400
• Francis Rusnak - 26,200