Daniel Negreanu played a heads-up pot in the big blind against Chance Kornuth on the button on a board of 10♠8♥A♥J♣10♣.
Negreanu bet 150,000 on the river and Kornuth called, only to muck as Negreanu showed 9♣7♦ for a straight.
"You turned a straight on me again?" Kornuth said in reference to a hand from Day 1.
Thomas Boivin made it 60,000 to go from the cutoff and Isaac Haxton called from the small blind.
Haxton knuckled the action over to Boivin on the Q♦9♠3♠ flop and he bet 120,000. Haxton called.
The Q♠ turn checked through, for the 8♣ to fall on the river. Haxton bet 300,000 and was met by a raise to 1,415,000 from Boivin. Haxton burned through a time bank card before electing to fold and forfeit the pot to Boivin.
Nick Petrangelo opened the cutoff to 65,000 and was called by Danny Tang in the small blind.
On the 8♣6♦4♣ flop, Petrangelo continued for 70,000 before Tang check-raised to 225,000. Petrangelo immediately inquired about the amount of chips Tang had behind.
"620 back," responded Tang, to which Petrangelo quickly announced all-in for 845,000 effective as the covering stack, and Tang called.
"I have middle set," joked Tang as he only showed the 6♣ first.
Danny Tang: 6♣5♣ 
Nick Petrangelo: A♠8♠
Petrangelo held top pair against the middle pair, flush draw, and gutter of Tang who retained a flurry of outs. No waiting was required on the 10♣ turn as Petrangelo was drawing dead to the 2♣ river and Tang collected his double.
Alex Foxen just joined the field and became the fourth player to reenter thus far. After taking his seat, Foxen raised to 60,000 in early position. Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 240,000 in the small blind and Foxen just called.
The flop fell A♣9♣6♠ and Ausmus continued with a bet of 150,000. Foxen called and the 7♥ rolled off on the turn. Ausmus checked this time and Foxen put together a bet of 255,000. Ausmus contemplated for 30 seconds but decided to lay his hand down.
Dan Smith was down to roughly 600,000 and got all of his chips into the middle preflop from the small blind against David Peters, who was seated in the cutoff.
Dan Smith: 8♠8♣
David Peters: K♥K♠
Smith needed a date with an eight to survive. The board ran out J♣9♥2♣K♣Q♠, which gave Peters a set of kings, and Smith was out.
Orpen Kisacikoglu opened the button before Aleksejs Ponakovs jammed for 290,000 from the small blind. Kisacikoglu called.
Aleksejs Ponakovs: A♦9♦
Orpen Kisacikoglu: Q♣10♣
Ponakovs was the slight favorite to double as the J♥10♠9♣ flop gave Kisacikoglu middle pair and an open-ender against the bottom pair of Ponnakovs. The 8♦ turn completed Kisacikoglu's straight as Ponakovs was only drawing to a chop, which did not come on the 2♥ river as he hit the rail.
Jeremy Ausmus opened the button to 75,000 and was called by Matthias Eibinger in the small blind and Ben Tollerene in the big blind.
On the Q♥10♠7♦ flop, the action checked to Ausmus who continued for 65,000. Eibinger quickly folded but Tollerene stuck around.
The turn brought the K♣. Ausmus sized up to 300,000 which did not shake Tollerene as he wanted to see another card.
The A♠ river brought a four-liner on board as Tollerene used a time bank before he checked. Ausmus announced a bet of 750,000, which prompted a quick fold from Tollerene.
Leon Sturm opened to 60,000 from under the gun and Mikita Badziakouski three-bet to 165,000 in the cutoff. Sturm called and they went heads-up to a flop of A♦10♣7♣.
Sturm checked to Badziakouski who continued with a bet of 200,000 which Sturm called. The turn was the 5♦ and Sturm checked again. Badziakouski counted out a bet of 500,000 and Sturm dumped his cards into the muck.
With Martin Kabrhel seated right behind this table and already in a very chipper mood this morning, the table started complaining about the noise within just a few minutes.
"Can you guys do anything about him talking?" Orpen Kisacikoglu asked the floor.
"At least something about the noise level?" Chance Kornuth also pleaded.
Biao Ding raised to 65,000 from the cutoff and Thomas Boivin defended his big blind.
Boivin check-called a bet of 90,000 from Ding on the A♠J♠8♥ flop.
The turn came the 8♠ and Boivin check-folded to Ding's bet of 140,000.
Jesse Lonis opened to 65,000 on the button and Matthias Eibinger defended in the big blind.
Eibinger checked on the flop of 7♥Q♥10♠ and Lonis checked back. Eibinger checked again on the 7♦ turn and Lonis bet 90,000. Eibinger called.
Eibinger checked once more on the J♥ river and Lonis sized up to 240,000. Eibinger folded.
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