Scott Bohlman opened to 800 from the cutoff before Shannon Shorr made it 2,700 from the button. Bohdan Hryshko, in the small blind, four-bet to 8,000.
Bohlman quickly gave it up and Shorr followed suit.
In a three-bet pot, Isaac Haxton was heads-up with Davide Lamorte with around 4,500 in the middle. The dealer spread the flop of 
and Haxton checked from early position. Lamorte tossed in a bet on the button and Haxton check-raised to 7,000. Lamorte responded with a three-bet to 13,500 and Haxton called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to the 
on the river. Haxton checked again and Lamorte thought for a moment before checking it back. Haxton tabled 
but Lamorte held 
to scoop the pot.
Thomas Eychenne raised to 700 on the button and was promptly three-bet by Sergey Sergeev in the small blind to 1,700.
Eychenne made the call in position to the 
flop, before calling a continuation bet from Sergeev for 1,300.
The action repeated on the 
turn with Sergeev firing 3,300 and Eychenne calling to the 
river.
Both players checked, with Sergeev showing 
for ace-high with a queen kicker. Eychenne took a moment to check the board again before mucking his hand and nodded when Sergeev asked if he also had an ace.
Umang Dattani opened to 800 from middle position. Ramon Liriano three-bet to 2,800 on his direct left and Dattani called.
Action checked all the way down to showdown for the final board to read 
.
Dattani tabled his 
for a set and won the pot. Liriano had 
.
Dattani was dumbfounded how more chips didn't end up in the pot.
Gediminas Uselis was in the hijack against Jonathan Jaffe in the small blind. There was 7,000 in the pot.
The board read 
and Jaffe bet 4,000. Uselis called.
The river was the 
and Jaffe fired 30,000 for two times the pot. Uselis quickly folded as the chip went to Jaffe.
On the feature table, David Kaye raised from under the gun with 
and defending champion Ramon Colillas caled with 
in the next position. Jason Strasser 
defended his big blind and the flop came , giving Kaye quads, and it checked through to Colillas.
He bet 1,000 and Strasser folded. Kaye called and the turn was the .
Kaye checked again and Colillas bet 2,400. Kaye called and the river gave Colillas two pair. Kaye checked for the third time and the 2019 PSPC champion bet 4,500.
Kaye check-raised and got a fold from Colillas.
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The action folded to Steve O'Dwyer who raised it up to 800 on the button. Michael Addamo called from the small blind and the flop fell 
. Addamo checked to O'Dwyer who continued with a bet of 1,400 and Addamo called.
The turn brought the 
and Addamo checked again. O'Dwyer tossed in a bet of 3,500 and Addamo quickly folded. Both players, often found in the high-roller scene, have slightly increased their starting stacks in the early going.
The board on the turn read 
and Justin Bonomo was in the small blind when he checked it to his heads-up opponent, Brandon Wilson.
Wilson decided to bet out 1,000 but was then check-raised by Bonomo to 3,000. Wilson made the call, and the two saw the appear on the river.
Bonomo then led out for 3,000 and was quickly called by Wilson, but was then shown 
for a flopped set by Bonomo. Wilson mucked his hand and the pot was pushed to the reigning poker All-Time Money List leader.
While there are many poker pros to keep an eye on in this field, a former NHL player was also spotted amongst the roughly 900 runners thus far. Tomas Kaberle, former defenseman for the Toronto Maple Leafs, is seated at Table 22 and sitting just under starting stack in the second level of the day.
A big three-way pot was brewing at Table 14 with the flop reading 
and around 24,000 already in the middle.
James Rann checked on the flop and Platinum Pass winner Antonio Hernandez Munoz bet 5,000. The third player in the hand folded and Rann called.
Rann checked again on the 
turn and Munoz went into the tank for more than a minute before checking back. Rann checked again on the river and Munoz went back into the tank for another minute before betting all in with his stack of just under 34,000. Rann laid it down.
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