Jonathan Ma was seen stacking his chips after having won a three-way all in with quads.

With cards still on their backs, Ma held on a runout of , besting the and of his two opponents.

PokerNews caught up with Ma after the hand to get a brief recap of the action. According to Ma, the money went in on the flop.

After the hand, dealer Daniel De Anda rolled up his sleeve to reveal a seven tattooed on his arm for good measure.

Jonathan Ma

75,000

75,000

Players have been sent on the first 20-minute break of the day and will return to blinds at 500/1,000 with a 1,000 big blind ante.

Action went three-ways to a flop of in a hand between the cutoff, the button, and Jamie Guzman in the big blind.

With just over 5,000 in the middle, Guzman led out for 2,500 and the cutoff raised to 6,500. The button got out of the way and Guzman called.

The turn and river both went check-check and Guzman tabled the winner with for two pair, aces and treys.

Jamie Guzman

44,500

44,500

Paul Russo limped in middle position, the small blind completed, and the big blind checked.

The flop of checked through to the turn. It checked over to Russo who bet 800 and only the small blind called.

The river brought the and the small blind check-called a bet of 1,600 from Russo.

"Two pair," said Russo as he tabled for two pair, aces and eights to scoop the pot.

After two players limped, the player on the button raised to 1,500 and JP Terrasi three-bet to 3,000 in the small blind. The limpers folded and the button called.

On the flop, Terrasi continued with a bet of 3,000 and the button called, bringing the turn.

Action went check-check and the river brought the . Terrasi bet 3,000 and the button bumped it up to 14,000. After taking some time to think through his decsion, Terrasi flicked in the call and tabled .

The button mucked and the pot was pushed Terrasi's way.

Action went four-ways to a flop of and Erick Carrasco bet 3,000 in early position into a pot of just over 5,000. Only the player in middle position called.

The turn landed the and Carrasco bet again, this time for 6,500. Middle position called once more.

On the river, Carrasco didn't slow down and fired out a bet of 8,000. Middle position thought for a moment before surrendering his hand.

The player in middle position limped and the player in the cutoff raised to 800. Rick Hussey then made it 3,200 to go on the button, prompting middle position to call and the cutoff to get out of the way.

The flop came and middle position led out with a bet of 3,000. Hussey then moved all in for just over 23,000 and middle position thought for a moment before folding king-queen face up.

Some familiar faces from yesterday's flights have been spotted around the room, including a few who have already bagged for Day 2.

A $1,500 bonus will be awarded to anyone who advances to Day 2 more than once and those players will play their biggest stack.

Percy Abraham	25,000	-205,000
Jose Cardenas	25,000	-370,000
Ashley Ryan	25,000	25,000
Nancy Wilburn	25,000	-635,000
Jordan Fishman	25,000	25,000
Kevin Specter	25,000	0
Jeremy Everakes	25,000	25,000
Tom Heinlein	25,000	25,000
Matthew Roethgen	25,000	25,000
Bryan Keefer	25,000	-955,000
Ryan Forte	25,000	25,000
Jan Scotto	25,000	-215,000
John Carr	25,000	-160,000
Dwight Johnson	25,000	-125,000

Action went three-ways to the turn with the board showing .

Michael Bridgman checked in the small blind, as did the cutoff, and the button bet 1,000. Bridgman made it 3,000 to go, prompting the cutoff to fold and the button to call.

On the river, Bridgman fired out a bet of 8,300 and the button thought for a brief moment before tossing his cards into the muck.

Michael Bridgman

29,500

29,500