Recapped to us by Ronnie Bardah, he was one of several players in a limped pot with a flop of 
. Bardah checked from the small blind, the big blind checked, the initial limper bet 1,300 and another limper shoved for 53,000. Bardah called with a slightly covering stack after some thought and the initial limper folded.
Bardah held 
, leading his opponent's 
.
The turn and river were safe for Bardah to eliminate his opponent.
[Removed:146] bet 4,600 from early position, with the board reading 
. Both opponents in the blinds folded, and Guerfi took down the multi-way pot.
Guerfi, who has a final table appearance already at the 2019 WSOP (fourth place in the $1,500 Omaha Mix event) is holding his own in the early stages of the Main Event.
They may be his competitors in the biggest no-limit hold'em tournament of the year but that didn't stop Jeff Sluzinski from providing meals to six of his tablemates who wanted one at table #507 in the Amazon Room courtesy of poker meal delivery service.
Jorge Rios was in the small blind, betting 4,400 into the pot when the action was picked up on a flop of 
. Jeffrey Bryan called in the cutoff and they continued to the turn.
It fell 
and Rios barrelled for 9,000. Bryan stuck around, calling to see the river card.
The 
completed the board and both players tapped the felt. Rios turned up 
and Bryan mucked.
A player in middle position opened the action and Jeff Hakim flatted on the cuttoff, with Chance Kornuth coming along from the small blind. The initial raiser didn't continue on the 
flop and Hakim bet 1,500 in position. Kornuth called it and the two saw a land on the turn. This time it went check-check. On the 
river, Kornuth bet 6,200, which was the size of the pot and Hakim took a couple of minutes to think about it before folding.
Maxim Bevers, from the big blind, checked to Marshall White on a 
board. White, from under the gun, bet 3,200.
A third player in the pot folded from middle position, bringing the action back to Bevers, who thought it over for a brief moment before making the fold.
2015 WSOP Main Event champ Joe McKeehen raised to 1,000 from the hijack, the button called, and Tyler Hancock called in the big blind.
Hancock checked the 
flop to McKeehen, who bet 1,200. The button folded and Hancock called.
Both players checked the turn, and the fell on the river. Hancock check-called a bet of 1,800 from McKeehen, and after McKeehen rolled over 
for aces up, Hancock tabled 
for trip aces and the winner.
Following three limps, Calvin Anderson raised to 2,200 from the button.
The blinds and two of the limpers folded, but the hijack called.
The 
board checked through to the river where the hijack tabled his 
, but Anderson revealed his to collect the pot.
Action folded to Ramon Colillas in the small blind, and he limped in as the big blind checked his option.
The flop landed and Colillas checked. The big blind bet 600, and Colillas check-raised to 2,100 and the big blind folded.
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