Rodrigo Selouan raise-called a three-bet by chip leader Daniel Dvoress and then folded on a nine-high flop.
Up next, Dvoress min-raised to 280,000 and Christian Rudolph three-bet to 980,000. Dvoress made the call and check-folded the 
flop. Both tangled again in the very same three-bet spot. However, this time it was Dvoress who won a pot of more than 3.3 million as Rudolph let go on the turn.
Marco Baldini raised from the middle position and Espen Uhlen Jorstad three-bet to 1,176,000 from the big blind which Baldini called.
The flop came 
, Jorstad continued with a bet of 630,000 and was called again.
The turn was the 
and Jorstad bet enough to put Baldini all-in who took some time but then opted to fold.
On a completed board of 
, Oleg Vasylchenko made it 942,018 to go with a pot of 2,854,600 until then. Steve O'Dwyer was the only opponent left and tank-called to get shown the 
for trips tens by Vasylchenko.
That ended up winning the pot as O'Dwyer mucked and dropped below the average.
The 93 remaining players have been sent for another 5-minute break. Four more players need to bust before the rest will be making Day 2 and cash in the Main Event.
With 93 players left in the field, players are stalling left, right, and center. Jaime Staples is still going strong with his Twitch stream which has already surpassed 12 hours by now. In his stream, viewers can request things with their viewer points and one of them asked Staples to provide them with a short ASMR message. This is the result:
Level: 20
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 20,000
Joris Ruijs raised to 400,000 and was called by Andre Abreu, which led them to the 
flop. Both players checked and Ruijs then bet small on the turn, Abreu came along.
The 
river was checked again by both players and Ruijs tabled the 
for ace-king high. Abreu had that beat with 
and chipped up close to the bubble.
The money bubble has been reached as just 90 players remain and 89 of them will advance to Day 2, all of which will be guaranteed a slice of the cash prize pool.
Among those to bust in quick succession were Christopher Frank, Robert Heidorn and Niels de Moree.
Heidorn's demise came in a button push for the last 905,827, which Jaime Staples isolated by jamming out of the small blind.
Robert Heidorn: 
Jaime Staples:
The 
board left Heidorn drawing dead on the turn and he bowed out in 91st place.
Jason Koon had doubled not long ago and was now involved in another big pot on the bubble to wrap up Day 1a. On a double-paired turn of 
, Koon fired a bet of 1,222,500 into a pot of 4,890,000 and picked up a call by Gergo Hegedus.
The 
river went check, check, and Koon's 
were no good, as Hegedus had that beat with the 
.
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