With about 33,000 in the pot on a 
board, Yannick Cardot shoved into his opponent, who went very deep into the tank.
After a few minutes, the clock was called and nearly another minute went by until the floor arrived. Nevertheless, his opponent still needed to be counted down to under five seconds before finally letting his hand go.
David Peters raised to 3,000 from early position and one player called in the cutoff and Chad Eveslage defending his big blind.
The board of 
checked all the way down and the players turned their hands over.
Eveslage flashed a 
, but Peters turned over 
for aces-up and he took down the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Players are now on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Joao Simao was all in from the big blind against his opponent's last 30,000 on the button, Simao had the covering stack and card were on their backs.
Opponent: 
Joao Simao: 
The board ran out 
to pair Simao's ace and bust a player. Simao, known online as ''IneedMassari'', chips up above starting stack.
Vanessa Kade found herself very short early on Day 1 but has put herself back in the game.
After the button opened, Kade defended her big blind.
The flop came 
and the button continued for just about the size of the pot. Kade put in a small raise and the button came along for the ride.
On the turn, Kade jammed for roughly the size of the pot and, after a sizable tank, the button eventually called.
Vanessa Kade: 
Button: 
Both players were on flush draws with the button also having a straight draw to go along with it. However, Kade's king-high had her way out in front.
The 
arrived on the river and Kade's king was good enough to double her up back to 80,000.
Brandon Huff opened from early position and Will Kassouf three-bet from the big blind. Huff elected to flat.
The flop came 
and Kassouf had bet 6,000 and Huff raised to 15,000 when PokerNews arrived at the scene. Kassouf said "Oh yes, PokerNews. Right on cue. About to witness the cooler of the century. The biggest cooler of the whole World Series."
Kassouf only had roughly 30,000 total and put it all in. Huff called.
Will Kassouf:
Brandon Huff: 
Kassouf wouldn't improve as the board ran out 
to give Huff the pot. Kassouf had just been brought food only seconds prior to the hand and would have to enjoy his snacks out in the hallway of Paris.
Heads-up on a flop of 
and Lily Kiletto lead from the cutoff for 3,500 against the button of Jehu Bordier in a 16,000 chip pot.
Bordier responded by raising to 15,200 and Kiletto made the call.
On a turn, Bordier then put a pile of red 5,000 chips in and Kiletto quickly mucked.
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