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after a flop of 
. His opponent called with 
. The turn of the 
did not help either player, but Matusow's opponent caught his two-outer when a hit the river. Matusow then proceeded to calmly exit the building.
, but his opponent quickly called with 
for a set of threes. Laak still had outs, drawing with 
.
and river 
, and a disappointed Laak made an early exit.
and his opponent held 
.
, David Pham faced a bet from a player in seat one. Pham raised to 1,100 and his opponent then reraised for 3,300. Pham then pushed all in and his opponent made the call. David Pham showed 
for a pair and a flush draw and his opponent showed 
. The turn was the 
giving Pham trips and leaving his opponent drawing dead. Just to add insult to injury, the 
fell on the river to give Pham the flush.
Theo Tran raised the bet of his opponent on the river, making it 1,000 to go. His opponent then declared that he was all in, sending Tran into the tank.
face-up on the table and his opponent flipped 
for complete air.
, Tom McEvoy faced a bet of 425 from a middle-position opponent. He made the call. On the turn card of the , McEvoy's opponent checked and McEvoy bet out 725. His opponent made the call. On the turn card of the , again McEvoy's opponent checked and McEvoy bet out 1,000. His opponent made the call and McEvoy tabled for trip fours. McEvoy's opponent mucked.
and a player in seat two made the call. Todd was holding but his opponent had flopped a straight with 
. The board did not pair and Eugene Todd will have either an early day or a long break before the 5 p.m. event.
, Roland de Wolfe led for 2,000 on the turn of 
. His opponent made the call before both players checked the on the river. and de Wolfe mucked his hand to slip to 2,900 chips.
