Daniel Neilson opened to 400,000 in middle position and Florian Gaugusch three-bet jammed a stack of 5,075,000 in the hijack. Marcelo Aziz then called on the button as Neilson got out of the way.
Florian Gaugusch: A♣K♦ 
Marcelo Aziz: A♦A♥
Gaugusch was in trouble and got no help as the board ran out 5♥3♠Q♥4♥J♠ to mark his elimination.
Barak Wisbrod moved all in for 3,000,000 from the button and Roland Rokita put him at risk in the cutoff.
Barak Wisbrod: K♥J♣
Roland Rokita: K♠Q♦
The Q♣J♥6♥ flop gave both players a pair, but Rokita was ahead with his queens going to the 9♦ turn. The river was the 5♠ and Rokita secured the pot to send Wisbrod to the rail.
Vadzim Lipauka raised to 425,000 in middle position and Sirzat Hissou reraised to 1,200,000 from the big blind. Lipauka opted to see three cards and the dealer fanned the flop of 8♥5♣4♦.
Hissou checked it over to Lipauka who tossed in a bet of 650,000. Hissou countered once again with another raise to 1,400,000 and Lipauka quickly dumped his cards into the muck.
Ermo Kosk raised to 425,000 on the button and Taylor Wilson moved all in for 2,000,000 in the small blind. Chris Moneymaker then reshoved in the big blind and Kosk folded.
Taylor Wilson: A♦4♠
Chris Moneymaker: 6♠6♦
Wilson failed to catch up as the board came Q♠9♠2♥7♦.
"Good game, guys," he said, getting up from his seat even before the J♥ fell on the river to seal his elimination.
"Do you get there?" Moneymaker asked Kosk after the hand.
"I had fives," Kosk replied.
Level: 22
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
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. He's currently battling in Day 2 of the $50 million guaranteed event.
Rostislav Nagurny was all in for 950,000 in the big blind against Marcelo Aziz on the button.
Rostislav Nagurny: A♣8♠
Marcelo Aziz: 5♦5♥
Nagurny was close to elimination as the board came Q♠6♣6♦10♠, but the 8♥ landed on the river to keep him alive as he made a pair of eights.
Leonardo Rizzo and countryman Alisson Piekazewicz were in the blinds as they exchanged raises before the flop with Rizzo finally getting his last 5,500,000 in the middle.
Leonardo Rizzo: A♦J♣
Alisson Piekazewicz: A♣Q♦
Rizzo was dominated going to the flop, which came 10♥8♠6♦. The rest of the board ran out 7♠K♥ and Piekazewicz's queen-kicker played to send Rizzo to the rail.
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