A player from middle position min-raised to 16,000 and Jianfeng Sun called from the button. Oliver Biles also called from the big blind.
A flop of 7♣9♣Q♦ was fanned by the dealer and after Biles checked, the middle position bet 12,000. Sun then shoved all in for around 40,000, which got both Biles and the middle position to fold.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Nick Maimone raised from early position to 12,000 and was three-bet to 30,000 by a player in middle position. The button then shoved all in for around 180,000. Maimone then shoved all in, which forced the middle position player to fold.
Button: J♣J♦ 
Nick Maimone: Q♥Q♠
The board ran clean for Maimone as it came 2♥A♠7♣8♦Q♦ which improved him to a set and saw his stack grow to well over 800,000 chips.
A player in early position opened to 13,000, and he was called by Jérémy Saderne on the button and Arnaud Enselme in the big blind.
On a flop of J♦2♠7♣, Enselme moved all-in for 12,000. The early-position player folded, but Saderne called.
Arnaud Enselme: K♥2♥
Jérémy Saderne: A♦10♦
"Not like that Jérémy," Enselme said when the A♣ turn landed on the feld. The J♥ river completed the board and Enselme went to the payout desk.
The hijack shoved for 33,000 and the button made the call. Kathy Liebert then shoved all in for around 90,000, and the button called.
Hijack: K♥8♠
Kathy Liebert: 8♥8♦
Button: A♥9♥
Liebert managed to dodge all the outs after the board ran out 3♥4♥J♠J♦2♠ which more than doubled her stack late on Day 1.
After the hijack opened, Dennis Li on the button shoved for 45,000. The blinds folded, and the hijack stood up, asked for the count, prepared his phone, and called.
Dennis Li: K♦J♠
Hijack: J♦J♣
The dealer fanned a board of 3♦9♦5♣2♣4♦, and the hijack seemed more than happy to win the hand. Li kept a smile on his face as he was eliminated.
The floor recounted the remaining players and realized that there were in fact 348 players remaining, and not 350, which means all seated players are in the money!
Play is now hand-for-hand until the bubble bursts.
Players were standing up next to Table 160 as there was an all-in and call situation between Gabriel Andrade in middle position and the player to his right.
Early-position player: A♠K♠
Gabriel Andrade: K♣K♦
On a board of 6♣4♣6♦J♣A♣, Andrade thought he lost at first when he saw the ace on the river. But he quickly realized that he had hit a flush at the same time and that he won the pot.
Both stacks were counted, and as the early-position player had a slightly smaller stack, he was eliminated.
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