Three way action had Ken Aldridge in the small blind seeing a flop with two others with no preflop raise. The flop came down 
and everyone checked.
The turn was a 
and was checked around again.
On the 
river, no one bet and Aldridge showed 
to take down the entire pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Action was picked up on the flop between a player in the small blind, Christopher Conrad in the big blind, and another player in the hijack.
Action checked over to the hijack on the 
who bet 1,200 which saw the small blind raise to 4,000 which only Conrad called.
The turn of saw the small blind move all in for 7,000 and Conrad snap-called.
Small blind: 
Christopher Conrad: 
The river brought a , which gave Conrad a king high flush, which was good enough to eliminate his opponent.
Action was picked up on the river between Scott Clements in the hijack and a player on the button.
Clements checked a board reading 
and his opponent bet 9,500. Clements responded to that by raising to 30,000 and his opponent went into the tank. After some time he flicked his cards into the muck, giving a pot to the WSOP bracelet winner.
An under the gun raise to 1,400 preflop received six calls including John Esposito in the big blind. The flop came down 
and Esposito who was first to act threw out a 5,000 bet, which all but one player in middle position folded to.
The turn was a 
and Esposito threw out a 15,000 bet, his opponent moved all in for 8,300 and cards were on their backs.
John Esposito: 
Opponent: 
A 
hit on the river and Esposito scooped the pot with a set of eights for the high and deuce-six for the low, sending his opponent out of the tournament about halfway through Level 5.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Action was picked up on the river between Dragana Mackelprang and an opponent in the big blind, with 9,800 in the center.
The board read 
and the big blind checked to Mackelprang who bet 3,000 which sent her opponent into the tank. After some time, he tossed the cards away from his hand and Mackelprang took down the pot.
The tournament clock reads 852 entrants, ensuring that this years version of the event will be bigger than last years.
Daniel Negreanu went off on Justin Bonomo in his Monday WSOP vlog, accusing his high-stakes foe of being a "cheater" and said that he's "totally indoctrinated" by his social justice beliefs.
On Friday, after busting his second bullet in Event #50: $250,000 Super High Roller No-Limit Hold'em on a runner-runner bad beat, "DNegs" slammed his phone in frustration on the way out.
Most poker players on social media seemed to understand the frustration considering he's down nearly $1 million for the summer, but Bonomo was highly critical and went so far as to accuse the Poker Hall of Famer of "violence" and that incidents such as this could make others feel unsafe at the table.
Negreanu began his Day 27 World Series of Poker vlog by defending himself against Bonomo's tweets, and he didn't hold back.
"Someone sent me a tweet where Whacko Bonomo said that if he tied his shoes in front of someone that he wouldn't do it, because he's totally indoctrinated and a lost cause," Negreanu said. "The guy is a completely lost cause."
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