It's shaping up to be another early night for the players, with just 12 more eliminations needed to reach the 38-player threshold to bring the field to 15 percent and send those players on to Day 2.
Chris Tryba raised to 6,500 under the gun and was met with no less than four callers, including Scott Katip in the big blind.
The flop came and after Katip checked, Tryba continued for 20,000.
A player in early position called, and the action then folded back to Katip, who moved all in.
Tryba called for approximately 130,000 to put himself at risk. The early position player folded, leaving Katip to try to take out Tryba.
Chris Tryba:
Scott Katip:
Katip's flopped set had Tryba in dire straits, and the runout couldn't save the WSOP bracelet winner, as the huge pot was pushed to Katip, whose stack is now nearing 500,000.
Albert Augustine moved his last 11,500 in from early position. He was met with calls from Chad Holloway in middle position, who himself has spun up a micro stack, and Jamie Teel on the button.
Holloway and Teel checked every street of the board, with Holloway showing and Teel showing on the end, for ace highs.
Augustine then showed , holding the only diamond for a winning flush to triple-up back over starting stack.