Alex Foxen raised from the button to 13,000 and was re-raised by Ike Haxton in the small blind to 63,000. Foxen made the call.
Haxton bet 30,000 on the flop of K♥2♥2♦ and Foxen called.
The 6♦ turn was followed by two checks.
On the 7♦ river, Haxton bet 100,000 and Foxen released his hand.
Level: 6
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Christoph Vogelsang opened to 13,000 from under the gun, with action folding to Orpen Kisacikoglu, who was on the button. The entrepeneur three-bet to 39,000 which folded out the blinds. Vogelsang made it 97,000 and Kisacikoglu called.
Vogelsang continued for 30,000 on the A♠A♦9♣ flop and was called. The J♦ turn then checked through to the J♣ river.
Vogelsang, with 269,000, checked and Kisacikoglu fired out 300,000.
Vogelsang, with his tournament life on the line, thought for a moment and called.
Kisacikoglu showed 10♥10♦ which had been counterfeited by the board. Vogelsang tabled K♣K♦ for aces and kings to scoop in the double up.
The four-way action was picked up on the flop of 9♣7♣3♠ where Barak Wisbrod and Vinny Lingham checked from the small and big blind, Alex Foxen bet 15,000 into a pot of roughly 60,000 from early position, and Adrian Mateos raised to 55,000 sitting on the button. Both of the blinds folded and Foxen made the call.
The turn came the 2♦ and Foxen check-called the 126,000 chip bet from Mateos.
On the 8♦ river, Foxen checked once again, and Mateos slid his remaining 333,000 chips into the middle. Foxen made the call after some deliberation. Mateos rolled K♠Q♠ over for king-high, while Foxen showed a pair of nines with K♦9♦.
Sean Winter opened to 14,000 in middle position, and only Gregory Jensen, on the button, called.
Winter continued for a bet of 28,000 on the J♠8♥8♦ flop and Jensen called once again.
The turn 10♠ was of no concern to Winter as he fired out again, this time for a more hefty 119,000. Undeterred, Jensen called again.
Winter kept up the aggression on the A♥ river, betting 85,000. This is when Jensen sprang into action. After assembling the correct amount of chips to call, he took a moment, then announced he was all in for roughly 300,000.
Winter wasted little time in folding, and Jensen pulled in the pot.
Chance Kornuth has been registered since the start of the day but has yet to take his seat.
During the break, Ramiro Salinias and Michael "Texas Mike" Moncek bought in for the first time.
After busting Chang Lee and Aleksejs Ponakovs have used the single reentry.
Thomas Muehloecker raised from middle position to 13,000 and Thomas Boivin re-raised to 39,000 from the cutoff. Muehloecker made the call.
The flop came Q♦7♦7♠ and Muehloecker check-raised the 18,000 chip bet from Boivin to 56,000. Boivin made the call.
The J♦ turn card was followed by two checks.
On the 6♦ river, Muehloecer bet 200,000 forcing Boivin to decide for his tournament life. Boivin folded.
Vinny Lingham and Aleksejs Ponakovs were locked in battle, with a full board showing Q♣9♦J♦3x4x and over 300,000 in the middle.
Ponakovs had moved the rest of his stack into the middle, save for one 1,000 chip and action was on Lingham. He didn't take long to call, turning over 10♥8♠ for the flopped straight.
Ponakovs turned over Q♠Q♥ to show that he had flopped top set in what was a nasty cooler.
The very next hand Ponakovs was all in for his remaining 1,000 versus Adrian Mateos.
Aleksejs Ponakovs: 9♦7♣ 
Adrian Mateos: K♥Q♠
The board ran out queen-high, sending Ponakovs to the rail.
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