Daniele D'Angelo opened for 800 from early position, Jamie Godoy called sitting directly on his left, along with Tou Thao from the cutoff and Cosmin Joldis on the button.
The flop of 
was checked to Joldis who bet 1,400. He was called by Thao.
Thao checked the 
turn to Joldis who fired off 25,000 and Thao quickly mucked his hand.
The late registration line is running out of the Brasilia Room, and all the way down the main corridor of the Rio Convention Center, as the field starts to fill out in the second hour of Day 1. More than 2,300 entrants are already in the mix, and that number is sure to grow before late registration ends at the end of the dinner break (around 8 p.m.).
Two-time WSOP bracelet winner Dan Heimiller was spotted at a cash game table, adjacent to the $800 Deepstack action in the Pavilion Room. He said he's on the wait list to get into what's looking like a very popular event at the WSOP today.
Brandon Schwulst opened for 2,000 from middle position and George Grady defended his big blind.
Grady check-called Schwulst's bet of 2,200 after a flop of 
.
Both players checked the 
turn and the dealer put the 
on the river. Grady tossed out 3,700 and that was enough as Schwulst folded his hand.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Christopher Parisod opened under the gun to 700 and action folded around to Keith Godeaux who called from the cutoff and Alex Tran defended his big blind.
Tran checked the 
flop to Parisod who bet 1,500. Both Godeaux and Tran called.
The 
turn was checked to again to Parisod who bet 3,000, both opponents called.
The river came the 
and Tran check-called Parisod's bet of 8,000 while Godeaux folded.
Parisod tabled 
for a flopped set of aces and he raked in the pot.
Chris Conrad opened from early position to 600, Edward Tompson called sitting directly to his left along with Paul Sarlo from the cutoff and Clifford Sandbo from the big blind.
The 
flop was checked around to the 
turn. Action was checked to Tompson who bet 1,200 and was called by Sandbo.
Sandbo check-folded after Tompson fired out 2,100 on the 
river and Tompson raked in the pot.
Santiago Soriano was on the big blind, and fired a bet for 3,000 on a tripped-up flop of 
. Greg Jennings made the call from the button.
The turn brought the 
, and Soriano double barreled for 5,000, with Jennings calling again. Soriano bet one more time on the river, this time for 8,000, and Jennings called it off.
Soriano turned over 
, and Jennings mucked.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
With a board showing 
and over 2,000 in the pot, Kalidou Sow fired out 900. Bradley Estes mucked his hand from the cutoff while Joseph Snow called from the button.
Both players checked the river and Sow tabled 
for a pair of sevens, and that was good enough to win the hand.
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