Ka Kwan Lau nearly doubled up in a massive pot where he was all-in preflop for over 550,000 against an opponent who he had covered.
Opponent: 
Ka Kwan Lau: 
Both players had aces heading to the flop of 
, which didn't put either player in the lead. The 
on the turn gave Lau a flush draw and the 
on the river gave him the best hand to eliminate his opponent in one of the biggest pots of the day.
Level: 11
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Six players limped into the pot and AP Garza jokingly juked a raise before checking his option in the big blind.
Noah Schwartz in the small blind led out into his six opponents with a bet of 13,000 on the flop of 
and Garza called. The action folded around to Laszlo Bujtas on the button, who raised to 50,000.
Schwartz announced "pot" for a raise to 195,000 and only Bujtas called. The turn brought the 
and Schwartz bet the pot again to put himself all-in. Bujtas quickly called.
Noah Schwartz: 
Laszlo Bujtas: 
Both players had flopped wrap draws and turned the same straight. They chopped up what began as a family pot when the 
peeled off on the river.
"That was a big hand," Schwartz told his opponent. "Big hand."
Matthew Wantman bet 130,000 on a flop of 
and Daniel Negreanu raised enough to put him all in. Wantman, with about 20,000 behind, called with 
for a set of queens, while Negreanu showed for a set of sixes.
The turn and river came , improving Wantman to a straight and leaving Negreanu to pay off most of his stack.
Charles Sinn raised to 40,000 preflop before Eddie Ochana re-raised to 126,000.
"I'm going to have to start thinking about math," Sinn said, throwing in two time bank chips. Sinn eventually re-raised all in and Ochana called for his last 150,000. Sinn tabled 
but needed to improve against Ochana's 
.
Sinn didn't get the help he was looking for on the 
and Ochana doubled up.
"I still have the rebuy so I didn't give a s***," Sinn said while handing over the chips.
"Are you going to play differently on your second bullet," a tablemate asked him.
"I'll definitely play tighter. My VPIP might go to 40 instead of the 60 it is right now," Sinn replied.
Ka Kwan Lau raised preflop from the button and was called by Josh Arieh in the small blind. From the big blind, Ole Schemion three-bet to 45,000 and only Lau called.
The flop came 
and Schemion checked. Lau bet 40,000 and Schemion gave it some thought before eventually folding.
Level: 10
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are on their third 15-minute break of the day.
Shaun Deeb told a player at another table that he was at around starting stack and the two considered making a last-longer bet before Deeb declined.
"Your table's a lot better than mine," Deeb yelled across the Amazon Tan section. "There's a lot of old guys over there."
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