Daniel Negreanu raised to 75,000 in the small blind, and Yu Zhang replied with a three-bet to 185,000. Negreanu then four-bet all in for 595,000, and the call was quickly made.
Daniel Negreanu: A♣Q♥ 
Yu Zhang: K♠K♣
Zhang faced no danger through the 9♥4♥5♣7♦9♣ runout, sending Negreanu back onto the WSOP+ to reenter and head to his next seat.
Tom Fuchs opened to 40,000 from the hijack. Nenad Medic and Alan Keating called from the blinds.
The J♣9♦6♥ flop checked through to the 7♦ turn, where Keating led out for 75,000. Only Fuchs called.
A quick bet of 225,000 came from Keating on the 2♣ river, and after some time in the tank, Fuchs folded.
Keating then revealed to PokerNews, he'd gotten a bluff through with 8♠3♥.
Action was heads up to the 8♣7♥4♦ flop, with 350,000 already in the middle. Michael Mizrachi checked in early position and Viktor Blom bet 140,000 in the hijack.
Mizrachi moved all in for 515,000, and Blom stuck in the call.
Michael Mizrachi: K♦5♦
Viktor Blom: A♠K♠
Mizrachi missed on the 9♣ turn and 7♦ river, ending his Day 1d run and seeing his stack shipped to Blom.
PokerNews podcast co-host Ben Ludlow opened to 40,000 from middle position. Alan Keating and Tom Fuchs called from the cutoff and big blind.
Ludlow continued for 45,000 on the A♠9♣4♦ flop, and only Keating called. Ludlow sized up to 125,000 on the K♥ turn, and Keating called once more.
The 8♦ river checked through to showdown, where Ludlow tabled A♦9♦ for aces and nines. Keating rolled over A♥J♥ for a pair of aces.
"Did I miss a bet?" asked Ludlow, who took in the pot. "Getting a feel for this poker tournament thing," said Keating, who appeared pleased with his check back.
Antoine Sankari opened to 40,000 from under the gun, and Bob Mather three-bet to 105,000 in middle position. Action folded back around to Sankari, who moved enough chips forward to put his opponent all in.
Mather used a time bank card before sticking his stack in the middle, and the cards were turned up.
Bob Mather: A♣K♠
Antoine Sankari: J♠J♣
Mather was flipping with Big Slick, but Sankari's pocket pair held through the 10♠Q♣5♠10♦9♠ runout to earn the knockout.
Pedro Marques opened to 40,000 from middle position. Giuseppe Iadisernia and Shaun Deeb called from the blinds.
The 8♦5♣3♣ flop checked through to the J♦ turn. Iadisernia bet 80,000 and Deeb called. Marques raised to 250,000, prompting Iadisernia to shove for 905,000. Deeb quickly before Marques called as the bigger stack.
Giuseppe Iadisernia: 5♥5♠
Pedro Marques: A♣J♥
Iadisernia had already locked up the hand, and collected the pot after the 8♠ river.
Davide Suriano raised to 40,000 in early position, and Rodrigo Seiji made the call in the big blind.
Seiji checked the 6♥9♣2♠ flop and Suriano continued for another 40,000. The call was made, and Seiji took the betting lead on the 5♥ turn for 60,000.
Suriano called to see the A♥ river, and both players checked it down. Seiji showed 8♦6♦ for a pair of sixes, while Suriano tabled K♠K♣ to take down the pot.
Rehman Kassam opened to 180,000 from under the gun and Romain Morvan called from a few seats over.
Kessam then bet 75,000 on the 2♣10♠7♣ flop and called for his few remaining chips when Morvan raised him all in.
Rehman Kassam: 9♦9♣
Romain Morvan: 10♣10♦
"Yep that will do it. That will send me home," Kassam groaned when he saw he was against top set to be drawing about as dead as one can draw.
The board finished out 2♦J♥ and Kassam hit the rail.
"You didn't even need that ten. Wasn't that overkill?" said Jennifer Tilly.
"When you play this game long enough, you'll take a clean runout," laughed Morvan.
Manuel Pochet opened to 40,000 from the hijack and Joey Weissman called from the big blind.
Weissman called for 35,000 on the A♠8♦3♠ flop but folded to a bet of 155,000 on the 4♣ turn.
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