Levels will last 45 minutes each and the final table will also be streamed on the PokerStars YouTube and Twitch channels on a delay. Play will resume on Level 20, which features 20,000/40,000 blinds with a 40,000 big blind ante. Players will reconvene for Day 2 on Tuesday, December 11 at 12:30 p.m.

Lococo shoved his remaining chips and ended up running into Dimitar Danchev's aces on the final hand of the day.

Ultimately, it would be Lococo to burst the money bubble after losing the majority of his chips by doubling up both Vasylchenko and Enrico Camosci. Play slowed considerably at the unofficial final table, with many of the short-stacked players shoving and stealing the blinds uncontested. The unlucky run for Team PokerStars ambassadors continued after Parker Talbot bowed out just shy of the unofficial final table after running into the aces of Elias Gutierrez. Other notables to bust after the end of late registration include Niklas Astedt, Julien Sitbon, and Nozomu Shimizu, who bluff shoved and was called lightly by Marcelo Bonanata late in the day. Team PokerStars ambassador Benjamin Spragg also fired two bullets before ultimately falling short of the money, thanks in part to losing a flip against fellow PokerStars ambassador Alejandro Lococo. Hand wasn't able to hang onto that momentum, however, and ended up busting two bullets before late registration ended. Team PokerStars ambassador Fintan Hand jumped out to an early lead after catching a flush against against Elias Abussamra's flopped set of sevens. Day 1 started off with 12 entrants and it didn't take long for the action to heat up and for players to start busting each other.

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