Daniel Reijmer raised the button to 700, Eric Fields called in the small blind and Russell Clayton defended the big blind.
All three players checked on the 
flop and the 
turn. When the 
hit the river Fields led out for 400 and both of his opponents quickly mucked their hands.
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Howard Cornbleth limped from under the gun and Shintaro Baba raised to 800, which was called by Marc Spitaleri in the small blind, Chris Sandrock in the big blind and Cornbleth. The 
flop was checked to Baba who bet 2,300 and was called only by Cornbleth.
The 
on the turn was checked dark by Cornbleth, who then called a bet worth 5,000 by Baba, and the 
river was checked. Cornbleth tabled the 
but Baba had that beat with the 
.
Following an open raise to 600 and a call, Michael Tureniec in the small blind opted for a three-bet to 3,600 and both opponents called. The flop brought 
and Tureniec bet 3,500 to claim the pot without resistance.
With a flop of 
, Kelly Minkin put in a bet of 800 and Marco Zevola made the call.
The 
hit the turn and Minkin fired again, this time for 2,200. Zevola gave it some thought and tossed his hand into the muck.
Alex Livingston checked the 
flop and his opponent in the big blind followed to see the 
turn.
Livingston bet 3,200 and earned a quick fold to take in an early pot.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading 
. Edwin Yancey made a bet 27,000 into a pot of about the same size.
Daan Mulders moved all in which would force Yancey to commit the rest of his chips but Yancey folded fairly quickly and Mulders took down the nice pot as he has had a solid start to the day, almost doubling his stack thus far.
James Lim and James Rice checked from the blinds on the 
board, and Natalie Yao Meng bet 2,000. Both blinds called to see the 
river, and Rice fired 7,500. Yao Meng folded but Lim made the call, and Rice flipped over 
for a full house.
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