The action picked up with Joe McKeehen calling an all-in bet with 
on a flop of 
. His opponent flipped over 
and was drawing to a flush, but the 
on the turn ended the hand as it gave the former world champ a full house.
The 
on the river had no impact on the hand and McKeehen's opponent was eliminated.
Shaun Deeb moved all-in pre-flop for 17,100 with 
and was well ahead of the 
of Sebastian Sacca. But the five-time WSOP bracelet winner would lose to a straight when the board ran out 
and was eliminated.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
According to players at the table as the dealer was shipping the pot, Tuan Mai won a massive pot with 
in an all-in pre-flop situation against 
and 
.
The wild board came out 
, giving everyone a set. Mai took down the main pot, which was about 125,000. Players at the table stood up and snapped photos of the board before the dealer could muck all the cards.
Authors Maria Konnikova and James McManus are among the field as the number of entrants has swelled to 3,400 players
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Bryan Trischetta raised to 1,600 from early position and found three callers which included fourteen-time circuit ring winner Maurice Hawkins from the button.
The 
flop was checked to Trischetta who continued for 3,000 and only Hawkins called to see the fall on the turn.
Action went check-check and the completed the board on the river. Trischetta fired out a 4,000 bet and Hawkins quickly called to showdown.
Hawkins rolled over 
and Trischetta announced "Straight," as he rolled over . "Yeah them sixes beat me too," replied Hawkins as Trischetta collected the pot.
"Holding steady at 50k," Ark Onikul proudly told PokerNews.
Onikul, who has over $380k in live tournament earnings, wanted to make sure his millions of fans back home knew that he's still grinding away.
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