Daniel Negreanu the First to Bust
. Frazer held 
, Negreanu held 
and Laak held 
."Bye, bye, Daniel," said Phil Hellmuth when he saw the cards and flop from the commentating booth.
Frazer checked and Negreanu bet 25,000. Laak raised to 69,000 and Frazer folded. Negreanu thought for a while, trying to pick up a read on Laak. Eventually, he moved all in for 260,000 and Laak snapped him off.
The turn and river were the
and 
respectively and that was all she wrote for Negreanu. It'll be hard for him to come back from a zero in the first heat after running into a tough spot.
from under the gun. Luke Schwartz got frisky again with a raise to 11,000 holding the powerhouse that is the 
. Roland De Wolfe reraised to 34,000 with the 
. Schwartz folded and De Wolfe picked up the chips.
. The flop came down 
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and a bet of 12,000 from Frazer was good enough to win the hand.
holding the following hands.
and then Vanessa Rousso looked down at the 
. Tran made the call and then the flop came down 
. Rousso's pair of aces was best and she checked. Tran bet 37,000 and Rousso just flat-called.
and gave Rousso two pair. She checked again, really looking to trap Tran. He took a while before firing a big bet of 123,000. Rousso verified the amount and then quickly called, tabling her two pair for the best hand.
. Roland De Wolfe limped with 
. Action folded to JC Tran who just lost a lot of chips to Vanessa Rousso. He raised to 27,000 with 
. Schwartz tanked for some time before folding his hand and De Wolfe quickly followed suit.