Daniel Negreanu limped in from early position and received calls from the button, small blind and big blind.
Action checked around to the button on the A♠2♣7♥ flop, who bet 1,000. Negreanu called and the players in the blinds both folded.
Both players checked the K♥ turn leading to the J♥ river. Negreanu fired a bet of 2,000 and after some deliberation his opponent threw his cards into the muck.
On a three-way flop of Q♥5♥J♠, Bob Tumilson and Noah Schwartz both checked to Manny Olszynko who then bet 1,600, which Tumilson called.
But then Schwartz thought about it for a second before he slid out a raise to 7,200 and both players shook their heads and let their hands go.
There was a raise from early position which was called by John Bitakis on the button and Nacho Barbero in the big blind. The flop fell 9♥6♥4♦ and the action checked to Bitakis who bet 2,000. Barbero check-raised to 6,000 and Bitakis called.
The A♦ landed on the turn and Barbero splashed in a bet of 8,500. Bitakis still called and the Q♦ completed the board. Barbero made a bet of 17,000 on the river which put Bitakis in the tank. After a couple of minutes, Bitakis finally laid his hand down and Barbero raked in the pot.
Matt Berkey was heads-up from under the gun against another player in middle position on a Q♥5♣2♥ flop.
Berkey bet 1,000 and his opponent called.
Both players checked on the K♣ turn and then Berkey bet 1,100 when the Q♠ completed the board. His opponent announced a raise to 4,500 and Berkey instantly put in calling chips.
Berkey's opponent showed 4♠4♣, which was no good against Berekey's Q♦J♦ for trip queens and he dragged the pot.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading 5♥7♥Q♦Q♥ and about 6,000 in the pot. Jon Turner and Santiago Trujillo both checked leading to the 10♣ on the river.
Trujillo bet 1,800 and was quickly called by Truner. Trujillo tabled A♥10♦ for two pair while Turner showed down Q♣J♣ for trips to take the pot down.
Just a few hands after being forced to lay down her hand to a flop three-bet, high stakes pro and three-time bracelet winner Kristen Foxen found herself looking at a board of A♦6♣K♣.
Foxen was out of position and opted to lead for 1,000. A player in late position called and they were off to a turn. The turn brought a 4♦ and Foxen then slowed down and checked. The player in late position wasted no time before putting out a bet of 3,000. Foxen called.
The river landed a 4♥ and action quickly checked through.
Foxen tabled A♥J♦ for two pair and her opponent looked disappointed and tabled K♦6♦ for a flopped two pair that was counterfeit.
Foxen scooped to regain some chips.
Two players saw a flop of 6♦K♥8♣. The small blind checked to Dennis Wilke, a couple of seats to his left. Wilke put out a bet of 1,200 and the small blind called.
The turn came a 7♣ and it was checked to Wilke again. He sized up to 4,700, which was enough to elicit a fold.
Michael Monroig raised from the button to 800 and the player in the small blind three-bet to 2,200 and Monroig made the call.
The flop came down 7♠6♠Q♠ and the small blind placed a continuation bet of 3,500 and Monroig called.
The turn 6♦ prompted a check from the small blind and Monroig seized his chance and placed a bet of 4,200 which was quickly called.
Both players checked the river 10♦ and the small blind stated, "two pair", and tabled 8♠8♦. Monroig showed his cards J♦J♥ for the better two pair.
The small blind said, " You made a good bet on the turn".
Joao Vieira was heads-up from the big blind against the player on the button on a 6♥5♥2♥ flop. Vieira check-called a 400 bet from his opponent.
The 7♦ fell on the turn and Vieira checked again — prompting a 1,500 bet from the button. Vieira then check-rasied to 5,300 and his opponent folded after a bit of thought.
The two-time bracelet winner has already more than doubled his stack early into Day 1c.
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