Ross Santos raised under the gun to 1,500 and the player on his left three-bet to 3,000. The action folded back around to Santos and he called.
On the 
flop, Santos took the lead, firing for 2,500 and his opponent called.
On the 
turn, Santos continued for a bet of 6,000 and got called.
The 
hit the river and Santos fired for a third time, this time choosing to bet 18,000 and that was enough to put his opponent out of the hand.
Four ways to the 
turn, the action checked to Adrian Mateos on the button and he made it 1,500 to go. Asi Moshe in the small blind check-called while Chris Sandrock was among the two players to fold.
Moshe also checked the 
on the river and Mateos then bet 7,000 to claim the pot uncontested.
Heads-up to the 
flop, the action checked to Alexandros Theologis and he bet 3,300 to pick up a call. The 
on the turn was checked and his opponent then led the 
river for 4,200. Theologis raised to 16,100 with fewer than that behind and received the call to reveal 
for a flush as the winning hand.
By taking down the pot, Theologis has pulled back to nearly the starting stack.
James Woods has been chipping up as Day 1a nears an end.
"I'm a hundy short of a hundy!" the Oscar-nominated actor said as the PokerNews live reporting team assessed his chip count after his recent run.
"There's your quote."
Action was picked up on the turn as the board read 
. Gabriel Andrade bet 3,000, Christopher Taylor moved all in for about 10,500 and Andrade snap-called.
Christopher Taylor: 
Gabriel Andrade: 
It was set over two-pair and the river came the 
to fill up Andrade and send Taylor to the rail.
In a three-way pot the flop came 
and the action checked to Jerry Wong who put in a bet of 1,400. Both his opponents snap-folded and the dealer shipped the pot to Wong.
Joshua Gordon was all-in preflop and needed help for his tournament life.
Joshua Gordon: 
Opponent: 
The flop of 
changed little, but the 
brought Gordon a flush draw. The river 
completed the runner-runner flush and Gordon doubled up.
Mustapha Kanit had been gradually building his stack throughout the day, and that growth was accelerated in a recent hand that ended an opponent's main event run early in the final level.
After his opponent shoved the river, Kanit quickly called with a full house. His opponent showed top pair and Kanit raked in another big pot.
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