Ukrainian player Olga Iermochelva opened in early position to 1,000 and the big blind called.
On the flop of 9♦Q♠Q♥, Iermochelva continued for 1,000 and got a call.
On the turn 5♠, both players checked and on the river 10♦, the big blind took the lead for 3,000, but Iermochelva raised it to 11,000 and her opponent immediately folded.
A player in late position raised to 1,200 only getting called by Mike Glenn in the small blind to bring out the 6♦K♣5♠.
Glenn checked and then called a bet of 1,200 from the late position player, bringing out the A♦ on the turn.
Glenn checked again and his opponent tossed out a bet of 3,600. Gless tossed in the call leading to an A♣ river card.
Glenn checked once more and his opponent quickly announced all in. Glenn called off and turned over the A♠Q♠, prompting his opponent to quickly muck his cards and start counting out payoff chips to send Glenn's way.
Level: 4
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
After completing the first three levels, players are now on their first break. Initially planned to last 15 minutes, this break has been extended to 20 minutes. Currently, the screen shows 2,805 entrants.
A player in middle position limped as did Dong Meng in the small blind. The big blind checked his option to bring out a K♦8♦A♦ flop. Meng led with a bet of 1,400, getting a quick fold out of the big blind and a call from the player in middle position, taking both players to the 7♦ turn card.
Action checked through on the turn, bringing the K♥ out on the river. Meng led again, this time for 3,100. The player in middle position said, "Big blind special, huh?" before folding the K♣10♣ face up in the middle of the table.
Meng quickly pushed his cards towards the muck and collected the pot without having to prove that he could beat the three kings of his opponent.
French TV host Moundir Zoughari has made a name for himself in the poker world when he played the Triton Series in Cyprus earlier this year.
Zoughari was freerolling the $30,000 Mystery Bounty thanks to multi-millionaire Karl Chappé-Gatien who offered him his seat. He managed to cash and take a nice bounty of $85,000. Zoughari just arrived in Las Vegas, hoping for the same success in this WSOP festival.
Action folded to the button who raised to 900. The player in the small blind quickly made it 3,500 and was called by Arturas Astrauskas in the big blind. The button folded before the dealer spread the 6♦Q♣9♠ flop.
The small blind continued with a bet of 2,000, which Astrauskas called, leading to the K♣ turn card.
The player in the small blind again led out, this time for 5,500. Astrauskas thought briefly before looking at his stack and counting out raising chips in the amount of 12,500.
The small blind player didn't muck immediately, but after about 30 seconds of consideration, he tossed his cards in the discard pile, conceding the pot to Astrauskas.
A player opened to 900 from the button and Timothée Scotti called from the small blind as did the big blind.
On the flop K♣8♣8♦, all players checked.
On the turn 2♥, the button delayed continuation-bet to 1,100 and only Scotti called.
On the river K♠, the button fired 2,500 and Scotti check-called.
Button: Q♦9♣
Timothée Scotti: Q♠Q♣
The Frenchman caught the bluff and took the pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
As the field is up to 2,572 entrants, there are around a hundred people in the late registration line.
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