On a three-way flop of A♦Q♦A♣, Jonathan Park led for 5,500 and was called by Robert Yamashita while the other player folded.
The turn came the 9♦ and Park continued for 8,500 and Yamashita called once more to see the 7♣ fall on the river.
"All in," Park announced, and received a hasty fold from Yamashita to win the pot.
John Ross opened to 15,000 and was called by Chukwuebuka Onyejiaka to see a flop of 2♥7♠10♥.
Onyejiaka checked to Ross who continued for 15,000, which Onyejiaka called. On the turn K♦, Onyejiaka checked-called another bet from Ross, this time for 33,000.
The river fell the 6♦ and Onyejiaka checked once more and Ross fired again for 44,000. Onyejiaka went into the tank for over a minute before he finally made the call. Ross then flipped over A♥K♥ for top-top and Onyejiaka quickly mucked to award him the sizeable pot.
After doubling up the previous hand, Vanessa Grossman got all her chips into the middle once again and David Shaw made the call to put her at risk.
Vanessa Grossman: A♥K♥
David Shaw: 8♦8♥
"Whaho! Wanna switch? " Shaw jokes to Grossman.
"Yes, your hand is much better preflop," she replied, and the board seemed to take notice as it ran out 3♥2♦3♣6♠7♥ for Shaw's eights to hold and Grossman was sent to the exit.
146 players have taken their shot in the night flight of the Mystery Bounty, 41 of which still remain on the road to glory.
There will be a break in coverage before it picks back up with Day 1h after registration closes.
With the elimination of James Coyle on the bubble, the remaining 18 players are now in the money and have bagged up to return on Monday for Day 2.
A complete chip count will be released shortly.
On the stone bubble, James Coyle and Terance Perez got all the chips into the middle with Perez covering.
James Coyle: A♥9♦
Terance Perez: A♣Q♦
The board ran out Q♠8♠9♠6♦7♠ to give Perez the win with his queen and Coyle was sent to the rail on the stone bubble.
The field has now been trimmed down to 19 players, and with 18 advancing that means they are now on the stone money/bag bubble and hand-for-hand play is now in effect.
David Shaw opened to 15,000 and is called by Creighton Jones in the big blind to see a flop of 3♣K♣3♠.
Jones checked to Shaw who continued for 12,000, which Jones called.
On the turn 4♣, Jones decided to lead out for 13,000, but was then raised to 52,000 by Shaw. After some thought, Jones made the call and the two continued to the river 7♠.
Jones checked, Shaw moved all in, and Jones called, putting himself at risk.
Shaw then flipped over J♦6♦ for a jack-high while Jones showed K♠Q♣ for two pair of kings and threes to take down the big pot.
"Well boys and girls, that's how you punt off a tournament stack!" Shaw joked. "BURN IT! BURN IT ALL!"
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