$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event 6y4815

Blinds: 200/400/50 ante

Some Twitter updates from players playing in the Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship Event.

40k on dinner break @SHRPOLIVE $1650 main

— Ryan Gianquitti (@quitti33) November 30, 2013

Little over 50k going into dinner break. Pretty lax just swimming thru the day. #Fudruckerstho

— Cord Garcia (@CordGarcia) November 30, 2013

120k on dinner break of WPT regional @ Hard Rock blinds gonna be 250/500 when we return

— Darryll Fish (@DarryllFish) November 30, 2013

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 200/400/50 ante

Players are now on a one hour dinner break. There are 144 players remaining. Among the notables still in the field are Matthew Waxman, Ronnie Bardah, Darryl Fish and Chino Rheem who somehow snuck into the back corner and evaded our eyes until moments ago.

Here is one of the trophies they are playing for:

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 200/400/50 ante

With registration closed we can begin to get an idea about who will be around at the end of the day. Matt Waxman and Tony Ruberto are still going strong but the father/son duo of Jeff and Zach Kessler are done for the Main Event.

A funny old gentleman in the 9-seat at Table 31 recently sent two other players to the rail when he called both their all-ins with after the flop up against top-top and top two. The 9-seat just chuckled as the two players to his right were drawing dead after the dealer put out the turn. No miracle boat on the river and the pony-tailed pulled in the 71,000 pot.

The rest of the field has quickly dropped under 150 players and those who stick around for Day 2 will the 48 players with chips from Day 1A.