Colby Covington raised to 60,000 in the hijack and Joey Weissman called in the big blind.
The flop came 5♠4♣2♠ and Weissman led out for 40,000. Covington called and the 10♦ fell on the turn.
Weissman then bet another 80,000 and Covington again called. The river was the J♦ and Weissman bet 225,000.
Covington used up a few of his time banks before folding as Weissman took the pot without a showdown.
With 77 players remaining and 75 being in the money, play will resume hand-for-hand until two players are eliminated.
Felipe Ramos opened the cutoff to 50,000 and then called after Tyler Moncek jammed for 205,000 from the big blind.
Tyler Moncek: J♠J♣ 
Felipe Ramos: A♠10♠
The board ran out K♠5♣3♦7♦10♣ as Moncek's jacks held to double.
Hossein Ensan opened from under the gun and Taylor von Kriegenbergh called in the hijack.
On the Q♥10♣2♣ flop, Ensan check-called a 75,000 bet from Von Kriegenbergh.
Von Kriegenbergh fired again on the 3♥ turn for a chunky sizing of 400,000 and Ensan called.
On the 2♠ river, Ensan checked for a third time to Von Kriegenbergh who cut out a bet of 950,000 and Ensan snap-called.
Von Kriegenbergh revealed 10♠10♦ for tens-full while Ensan flashed K♥K♦ as Von Kriegenbergh scooped a massive pot on the bubble.
Carlos Chadha raised to 60,000 in the cutoff and Nazar Buhaiov moved all in from the small blind. Chadha took a minute before calling for 440,000.
Carlos Chadha: A♣K♠
Nazar Buhaiov: A♦Q♠
Both players picked up a straight draw on the J♦10♣3♦ flop, while the rest of the board came 7♥4♠ and Chadha's king-kicker earned him the pot and the double up through the start-of-day chip leader.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
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Former NBA point guard Tony Parker made his worst pass ever when he tossed pocket kings in the muck preflop on Day 1a of the $25,000 buy-in Super Main Event at World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise.
The four-time basketball champion didn't make many poor decisions during his career on the San Antonio Spurs. He's known for having a high basketball IQ. But he made an uncharacteristic mistake in poker's largest guaranteed tournament ever that would cause his coach, Gregg Popovich, to sit him on the bench.
PokerNews caught up with Parker as he bagged up his chips on Day 1a and talked about his thought process in the hand, battling with seasoned pros and which of Parker's former Spurs teammates is the best poker player.
The remaining 78 players are going on a 15-minute break, with 75 being in the money.
Play resumes in Level 19 with blinds at 10,000/25,000/25,000. Two more levels will be played tonight.
Fabian Niederreiter three-bet to 140,000 in the small blind and Brek Schutten called on the button.
The flop came 9♣8♦6♣ and Niederreiter continued for 180,000. Schutten then raised to 400,000.
Niederreiter took up several minutes into the break before moving all in for around 700,000 and Schutten snap-folded.
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