Asaf Benshushan made it 500 to go from the hijack with Brian Beck calling from the small blind and Pei Li defending his big blind.
When it checked to Benshushan on the 6♦7♥J♦ flop, he bet 1,700, which only Beck called.
The Q♥ turn and 10♠ river were checked down, and Benshushan revealed J♣10♦8♠7♠ for two pair to win the pot.
Kyle Ho limped in from the small blind and Kai Yang checked his option in the big blind. The flop fell A♥Q♠8♥ and Ho led out with a bet of 400. Yang called and the 7♣ landed on the turn.
Ho fired out another bet of 1,400 and Yang stuck around for the 2♣ on the river. Ho unleashed a third barrel of 3,500 and Yang finally dumped his cards into the muck.
On a flop of 10♦10♥5♥, Rep Porter checked and then called a bet worth 1,200 by Jason Beckman. The same action repeated on the 3♠ turn for 2,000 and they checked the 6♠ on the river.
"Three tens," Beckman declared and Porter asked "with what?" before he got shown the A♣10♣J♦2♦ for trips tens with the ace-kicker, which ended up as the winning hand.
Dominykas Karmazinas opened to 700 from under the gun and David Cabrera Polop reraised the pot to 2,300 from the small blind. Karmazinas called and the dealer fanned the flop of 9♥4♠3♠.
Both players checked and the 2♦ rolled off on the turn. Polop checked again and Karmazinas threw in a bet of 3,000. Polop called and the 4♦ paired the board on the river. Both players tapped the table and Polop tabled A♦A♣7♣5♦ for a straight to win the pot.
Playing four-handed, wIth 2,000 in the pot on a flop of 8♦10♦K♠, Afnan Chowdhury checked from the small blind before Jeffrey Vaughn bet the pot out of the big blind. Bruno Furth called from the cutoff, and Chowdhury also called.
Chowdhury checked the 6♠ turn, prompting Vaughn to bet 8,000. Furth called, but Chowdhury check-raised to 20,000. Only Furth stuck around with a call.
Two checks followed the 6♣ river and Chowdhury took down the pot with 9♣9♦7♣4♦ for a straight.
Three-time WSOP bracelet winner Anson Tsang came sprinting towards his table as he didn't know the chips were in play already with only two players seated. By the time he arrived, Tsang was in the big blind and checked after Pushpinder Singh had limped in from the small blind.
Both checked the Q♠J♦2♣ flop and Singh check-called the 9♥ turn for 400. After the J♣ river, they checked again and Singh tabled the 9♦4♠3♠2♦. Tsang had him outkicked with the 9♣7♠3♣2♥ and won the pot to start his day.
Cards are in the air and play has started in Event #74: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship.
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