Johan Schultz-Pedersen made it 6,000 to go from middle position with only Johan Schultz-Pedersen calling out of the big blind.
The dealer spread out the flop of 7♥A♣8♣ and Schultz-Pedersen check-called a bet of 7,000 from Margereson.
Schultz-Pedersen checked again on the 6♦ turn before Margereson bet 15,000. Schultz-Pedersen check-jammed for Margereson's remaining 38,000, and Margereson quickly folded.
Waikiat Lee raised to 6,000 from early position, Kristen Foxen called as next to act, Keyavash Hemyari raised to 18,000 from the button, and Michael Berk went all-in for ~45,000 from the small blind. Lee and Foxen folded, while Hemyari made the call.
Michael Berk: A♦Q♠ 
Keyavash Hemyari: K♠K♣
The board of Q♣4♣4♠8♣2♥ was safe for Hemyari, and he sent Berk to the rail.
On a board of 6♦10♥4♠4♣ Andrew Lichtenberger had led out for 48,000 and got called by Aliaksandr Shylko on the button.
The river brought the A♠ and now Lichtenberger checked. Shylko put out a bet of 51,500, leaving himself just 2,500 behind. Lichtenberger went into the tank and used two time banks before he made the call. Shylko showed 7♦9♦ for total air, and Lichtenberger flipped over K♣K♥.
Chance Kornuth raised to 6,500 from the hijack. From the small blind, Orpen Kisacikoglu called.
The flop came K♠10♣5♣ and both players checked.
On the K♥ turn card, Kosacikoglu bet 12,000 and Kornuth called.
When the river rolled off as the 7♣, Kisacikoglu fired 58,000 into the middle. Kornuth called quickly.
Orpen Kisacikoglu: Q♦J♣
Chance Kornuth: K♦9♠
On a flop of 4♥6♦7♦, Michel Molenaar got his last 58,500 into the middle after Dan Smith had bet 24,000 from the button, and Boris Kolev called from the big blind. Smith raised again, forcing Kolev to fold.
Michel Molenaar: A♣7♣
Dan Smith: 4♣4♦
Molenaar had top pair against the set of Smith, and needed running cards to survive. The rest of the board came 2♣K♥ and Molenaar headed for the exit.
The field has now risen to 230 players, and players are still coming in with late registration open through all of Day One.
On a flop of Q♠Q♦7♦ Alex Foxen check called David Coleman's 16,000 bet, and then also check called the 4♥ turn.
Foxen sneakily checked the 5♠ on the river, hoping to induce a bet, but Coleman also checked behind. Foxen tabled 5♥5♣ for a rivered full boat, and Coleman mucked for Foxen to be pushed the pot.
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