Christopher Land moved all-in for his final 13,500 and Doyle Brunson called on the button. Eliran Yamin then raised enough to put Brunson all-in, and Brunson took some time before making the fold.
Brunson told the table that he folded pocket tens, while Yamin's aces were in great shape against Land's jacks. The runout was clean for Yamin to eliminate Land, and the table reacted when a ten hit the river that would have given Brunson the best hand.
Ankush Mandavia raised to 700 from under the gun. It folded around to the player in the cutoff who three-bet to 2,700. Mandavia called the three-bet when the action got back to him.
fell on the flop. Mandavia checked-called when his opponent continued for 3,000.
The action was checked through the 
turn.
Mandavia took the lead with a bet of 9,500 on the 
river. His opponent folded.
Three players put 700 in the pot before the 
flop, and Dmitrii Perfilev led out for 1,400. Both Antonio Matic and Scotter Clark made the call.
The turn was the 
and all three players quickly checked.
On the 
river, Perfilev led out for 4,600 and Matic called. Perfilev tabled 
for a pair of kings and Matic collected the pot when he tabled 
for a straight on the turn.
With nearly 5,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Jason Koon was in the small blind and Asi Moshe was a few seats over in middle position.
The river was 
and Koon fired 4,000. Moshe called and Koon tabled 
for jacks full of kings. Moshe mucked the losing hand, but both players are building stacks at the same table in the early stages of Day 1A.
On a flop of 
, a player shoved in the rest of his stack and Patricia Crivello called.
Opponent: 
Patricia Crivello: 
Crivello was ahead and the board ran out 
and to improve her to a set and knock out her opponent.
Jerry Wong was spotted collecting some chips to rebuild his stack as his winning hand of 
was showing as the dealer swept away the board and the losing hand of his opponent, who had just stood up and walked away without any chips.
Wong moved closer to starting stack with the pot as he had dropped down before 30,000 earlier in the day.
Picking up the action on a three-way turn of 
, Jason Walsh bet 3,200 and was called by Brian Okin. Upeshka De Silva gave it some thought and opted to fold. On the river, Walsh bet 4,200 and Okin then raised it up to 9,700. A reluctant call by Walsh followed and Okin tabled the for a straight to win the pot.
With 12,000 in the middle to the flop, Johnnie Moreno checked and Chris Backhouse checked back. There was no action on the 
turn and 
river either as all the tangle had taken place preflop. Moreno tabled the aces and sevens, and that ended up as the winning hand.
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