Chance Kornuth opened to 20,000 from early position and received calls from Isaac Haxton in the cutoff, a player in the small blind and Yang Wang in the big blind.
The flop came 10♣J♠5♦ and both blinds checked. Kornuth bet 20,000 again and received a call only from Wang.
Both players checked the J♣ turn leading to the 2♥ on the river. Yang checked again and folded when Kornuth bet enough to put Yang all in for his tournament life.
Seth Davies opened to 23,000 from late position and Nick Petrangelo made the call.
Both players checked the flop and turn leading to a final board of 8♠5♣8♣A♥9♣. Davies bet 15,000 and Petrangelo made the call.
Davies showed A♠A♦ for aces full of eights which was more than enough to win the pot.
Level: 7
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Players have been sent on their final 15-minute break of Day 1 with 94 entrants so far. They will play two more 60-minute levels when they return and then will bag for the evening.
Action was picked up on the flop with the board showing 7♥5♦A♠. Chris Brewer checked and called a 32,000 bet from Kevin Rabichow.
Both players checked the J♠ turn to see the 3♦ river. Brewer checked and Rabichow bet 90,000. Brewer check-raised all in and Rabichow quickly mucked his cards.
"Show bluff" Sean Winter said at the same table. "You don't ever show bluffs".
"I just don't bluff" Brewer replied as he raked in a large pot.
Daniel Rezaei opened to 16,000 from the hijack and Jeremy Ausmus defended out of the big blind.
Ausmus checked on the 10♥J♣4♠ flop and Rezai continued for 15,000. Ausmus called. Ausmus checked again on the K♥ turn and Rezaei bet 70,000 with less than that in the pot. Ausmus called.
Ausmus checked a third time as the 6♥ river completed the board and Rezaei used a time bank before betting 100,000. Ausmus sat still in his backwards cap before pushing out 229,000 for a check-raise that left him with just a single chip behind. Rezaei went in the tank and used three time banks before landing on a call.
Ausmus showed 4♥2♥ for a rivered flush, while Rezaei showed two pair with K♦Jx before tossing his cards into the muck.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading J♠A♦10♥9♣ and Kristen Foxen facing a 50,000 bet from Isaac Haaxton, which represented almost half of Foxen's remaining stack.
Foxen used one time extension chip before announcing that she was all in, and Haxton immediately sent his cards into the muck.
With the board reading 4♥K♠A♠2♥J♠ and action being picked up on the river, Adrian Mateos had moved all in for approximately 80,000, and Artur Martirosian was faced with a decision.
After about 30 seconds, Martirosian put in the call to put Mateos at risk.
Adrian Mateos: A♣7♣
Artur Martirosian : Q♠J♣
Martirosian third pair could not beat the top pair of Mateos, who scooped the pot for a full double-up.
Chance Kornuth put heads-up opponent Micah Raskin to the test on a flop of 2♥3♦10♠ by moving all in as Raskin considered calling off for his remaining 181,000.
Raskin stood up and eyed Kornuth, who had been sitting still with his hat pulled over his eyes. Kornuth then lifted his hat and stared back at Raskin as Dan Smith broke into laughter from the next seat. Raskin called.
"It didn't work," Kornuth said.
Micah Raskin: J♥J♣
Chance Kornuth: K♥J♦
Raskin was far ahead with jacks to the king-high of Kornuth and nothing changed on the 3♥5♠ runout to earn him a double.
"I just had to make sure it was you before I called!" Raskin said as he raked in the pot and left Kornuth with crumbs as he posted the big blind.
"I wasn't trying to get you to fold jacks," said Kornuth. "Maybe nines or a ten."
With the board showing 5♦7♠4♣ Negreanu bet 30,000 into a pot of about 75,000. Yang Wang raised to 90,000 and Negreanu made the call.
Yang moved all in to put Negreanu at risk on the A♥ turn, sending Negreanu into the tank.
"It's gonna be a quick two bullets" Negreanu said while throwing in a time extension chip.
"You have a set? Which set?" he asked his opponent. After some time Negreanu flicked in the chips to call and was at risk.
Daniel Negreanu: A♦6♦
Yang Wang: 5♣3♣
Negreanu was ahead with top pair against Yang who had fourth pair and a gutshot straight draw. Wang did not improve on the river and Negreanu secured a full double up.
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