Seth Davies raised from early position to 2,100, which was called by both the blinds; Richard Tatalovich in the small and John Hennigan in the big.
On a board of K♥9♣2♦, Davies continued for 2,500. Both Tatalovich and Hennigan called.
The K♦ turn checked through to the Q♠ on the river. Tatalovich took the lead for 5,100, Hennigan folded and Davies raised to 13,000. Tatalvich speculated for some time before deciding to fold.
The action was picked up on the river on a completed board showing 9♦5♠3♥7♣10♣. James Leonard and Aaron Barone had all their chips in the middle for a pot of over 100,000.
Leonard tabled J♣8♥ for the nut-straight to score the double up and Barone rolled over 6♦4♦ for the seven-high straight to leave him on a short stack.
Joseph Bold raised to 2,200 from middle position and the player in the cutoff reraised to 7,000.
Wooram Cho then put out a cold four-bet to 22,000 and the other two players quickly folded.
In a heads-up pot, the flop was 9♥2♦6♥ when Guilherme Garcia check-called a bet from Gary Banks for 3,200.
The duo checked on the 5♣ turn and a 10♥ landed on the river. This time Garcia led out for 6,000 and it was enough to grab the pot as Banks quickly folded.
The big blind bet 5,000 on a board of 4♥9♠7♠Q♣. Ravee Sundara folded from late position, and Lowell Kim reraised to 11,000, enough to put the big blind all in.
The big blind tanked with his Main Event life on the line, fidgeting with his ear buds. Faced with no real alternative, he put in the call. He showed Qx9x for two pair, and Kim K♠J♠ for the straight and flush draw.
The river brought the 6♠ and another player found a Day 2 exit.
Alex Lynskey raised to 2,200 from early position as action folded around to Mark Jackson on the button, who three-bet to 6,100.
Lynskey came back with an all-in shove as Jackson, with around 30,000 remaining, tanked for several minutes. He eventually released his hand as Lynskey took the pot.
Rytis Strigunas, who doubled up off Jackson with aces versus kings earlier in the day, is still hovering around 100,000, while Florencio Bunal and Christoph Vogelsang are also at this table.
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