Nathan Gamble bet out after the first draw, and was called by Michael Noori. Gamble drew one and bet again, which saw a call from Noori after drawing two. Gamble drew one and slid out a final bet, but Noori raised after drawing one. Gamble called, and Noori indicated his final card was a three-sider before slowly revealing his hand to the table. Noori avoided the straight to make a number five and take down the pot.
Michael Noori: 
David "ODB" Baker opened from the button and faced a three-bet from Benny Glaser in the big blind. Baker made the call and the two players went heads-up to the initial draw.
On the first draw, Glaser took two cards while Baker drew three. Glaser then led into Baker, who responded with a raise, which Glaser called.
Both players took one on the second draw and action checked through to the final draw, where again they each drew one. Glaser checked once more and then snapped off a bet from Baker, who tabled 
to take the pot and leave Glaser short.
David Benyamine opened from the cutoff and faced a three-bet from Ray Henson on the button. The blinds got out of the way and Benyamine made the call to send the two players heads-up to the initial draw.
Benyamine drew two to Henson's one on the first draw before checking to the initial raiser. Henson led out and Benyamine made the call.
On the second draw Benyamine stood pat while Henson drew one. Benyamine then bet into Henson, who flatted.
The third draw followed the same drawing pattern as the second, with Benyamine standing pat and Henson taking one. Benyamine then fired off another bet only to be met with a raise. Not satisfied with the size of the pot, Benyamine came back over the top. Henson continued the raising war with a cold four-bet, which Benyamine, shaking his head as if he knew exactly what he was up against, called. Henson tabled for the wheel and Benyamine mucked to send a sizable pot the American's way.
Level: 4
Blinds: 500/1,000
Limits: 1,000/2,000
A number of new players have joined the field, including defending champion Brian Yoon.
A camera crew has also arrived, along with their focus - Phil Ivey.
Dominik Baud limped from the cutoff and action folded to Cody Espeseth in the big blind, who checked his option.
On the initial draw, Espeseth took four cards to Baud's two. Espeseth then checked to Baud, who bet out and was called.
The second draw saw Espeseth draw three and Baud stand pat. For a second time, Espeseth checked to Baud who once again fired off a bet. Espeseth made the call to send the two players to the third draw.
Both Espeseth and Baud stood pat on the final draw, after which Espeseth led into Baud, who called. "Eighty-Seven", announced Espeseth, tabling . Baud responded by slowly turning over each one of his cards individually. Finally, he revealed he held to scoop the pot. Espeseth was visibly irritated with what he termed a "slowroll".
Shortly after joining the table, David "ODB" Baker announced his presence with a four-bet from the big blind and found one caller. He continued betting and was patting after the first draw. Eventually his opponent folded to a final bet, giving Baker an early boost.
David Benyamine raised from under the gun and faced a three-bet from Ray Henson one seat over. Action folded back around to Benyamine who made the call.
Benyamine took two cards and Henson one on the initial draw. Benyamine then checked to the three-bettor, who followed up his initial aggression with a bet. The Frenchman called without much hesitation.
On the second draw, Benyamine took another two cards and once again Henson drew one. As on the previous betting round, Benyamine check-called a bet from Henson.
The final draw saw Benyamine take one card and Henson stand pat. Action checked through and Henson showed down 
, which was good enough to take down the pot.
New additions just before and after the first break bring the field to a total of 45 players.
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