Isaac Baron put in a raise from the cutoff and was called by Bijan Zahmat on the button. Paul Berende then re-raised to 22,000 from the small blind, getting folds from the big blind and Baron.
Wtih action back on Zahmat the ensuing action was unclear, but Berende would be all in for his tournament life with against Zahmat's .
The board rolled out , sending Berende to the rail and upping Zahmat's stack to 175,000.
Adolfa Vaeza just doubled through Dario Minieri for 212,300 chips to cut Minieri's stack in half. The board was and Vaeza held . Minieri held . It was unknown when the money went in.
Vaeza began the day with under 100,000 in chips and now boasts a field-leading 445,000. Nice run to start the day.
Under the gun, Dario Minieri raised to 7,100. His new nemesis Adolfa Vaeza popped it to 25,000 in the hijack, sending Bijan Zahmat on the button into the tank. After about a minute Zahmat moved all in, getting folds from the blinds and Minieri.
Vaeza called and revealed , having Zahmat's in bad shape. The board fell and Bijan Zahmat was sent to the rail in 22nd place.
From middle position, Will Molson raised to 7,400. Dmitry Stelmak called from the cutoff seat, still scooping in the pot that was pushed to him from the last hand. The flop came down and Molson bet 10,700. Stelmak made the call.
The turn card was the and Molson fired 16,200. Stelmak folded and Molson earned some chips back to move up to 88,000.
In a multi-way limped pot the flop ran out . The first to take a stab was Nick Schulman, betting 8,000. Michiel Brummelhuis raised to 22,000 on the button and Schulman called, landing the on the turn.
Schuman checked and Brummelhuis fired 47,000. After a few moments, Schulman moved all in and was quickly called by Brummelhuis, holding . Schulman tabled and needed a club on the river, but it was not meant to be as the fell.