Cary Katz raised to 16,000 under the gun, Maxi Lehmanski called in middle position, and Danny Tang defended in the big blind.
The flop of J♠6♣7♦ checked through to the 10♦ turn. It checked over to Lehmanski who bet 40,000 and both of his opponents called.
All three players checked on the 3♥ river and Lehmanski tabled the winner with A♥J♥10♠5♣ for two pair, jacks and tens.
The counts listed below have been pulled from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 10
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
The players have been sent on their last 15-minute break of the night. When they return, three more 40-minute levels will be played before Day 1 wraps up.
Action went heads-up to the flop of 6♦Q♠J♠ in a hand between Noah Schwartz on the button and Martin Dam in the big blind.
Dam bet 37,000 and Schwartz raised it up to 189,000. Dam called and checked on the 2♥ turn. Schwartz bet enough to put Dam all in who quickly made the call.
Martin Dam: A♠K♥J♣10♣ 
Noah Schwartz: Q♦Q♣8♠3♠
The river landed the 5♥ and Schwartz's set of queens held to send Dam packing.
Lou Garza recently won his second World Series of Poker bracelet and it was none other than Ben Lamb who took runner up in Event #14: $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha/ No-Limit Hold'em Mix.
With mixed feelings, Lamb shared his feelings on coming so close but letting a chip lead slip away in heads up and how hard it can be to get right back into the ring. It appears he has another chance to battle with Garza, as Lamb is sat on his direct right.
In a limped pot the flop came 6♥10♣Q♦, Santhosh Suvarna checked from the big blind as did David Wang from late position. Matthias Eibinger bet out for 12,000 from the cutoff, and both players called.
The turn brought the 3♠ and all players checked to see the 8♦ come on the river. Suvarna checked and Wang bet out for 40,000. Eibinger called, and Suvarna folded. Wang tabled K♠J♠10♦7♥ for just one pair but Eibinger turned over A♣9♣8♠6♠ for two pair and was shipped the pot.
Biao Ding raised to 20,000 under the gun. Evan Krentzman made it 69,000 in the hijack, after which the action folded back to Ding. Ding put Krentzman all-in for 94,000, and Krentzman quickly called.
Evan Krentzman: J♠J♦5♦5♣
Biao Ding: 9♥6♣5♥4♣
Krentzman flopped top set on 4♥J♣10♥, but the 7♣ turn brought Ding a plethora of outs. The 10♠ river was not one of them, however, giving Krentzman a full house for the double-up.
Eric Wasserson limped in early position, John Beauprez called in the cutoff, Chris Hunichen completed in the small blind, and Erik Seidel checked in the big blind.
The flop of 4♦2♠3♠ checked through to the 5♣ turn. Hunichen led out with a bet of 20,000 and only Seidel called.
On the J♦ river, Hunichen bet 50,000 and Seidel bumped it up to 135,000. Hunichen showed that he had two sevens in his hand before folding.
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