Hieu Le raised to 1,200 in the hijack. Andrew Nguyen then put his 10,100 at risk from the cutoff, and Le quickly called when the action folded back to him.
Andrew Nguyen: A♣K♠ 
Hieu Le: 10♥10♦
The 7♣8♦4♥9♣2♠ board brought no help for Nguyen, who took his exit late on Day 1d.
Heads-up to a turn on a board of 5♦Q♠10♦J♥. Russell Sartin checked from the hijack and faced a bet of 23,000 by Esther Taylor out of the cutoff. Sartin quickly tossed in the call.
Upon seeing the 7♣ appear on the river, Sartin chose to lead out for 45,000. Taylor went into the tank for quite some time, did some inventory of her stack, looked back at cards, and then chose to fold and give up the pot to Sartin.
David Prociak kicked the action off with a raise to 1,200 in middle position. The raise garnered calls from both the player to his direct left and William Stabler, in the hijack.
The dealer spread a 6♥9♠J♣ flop, and Prociak continued with a bet of 2,300. His neighbour folded, but Stabler responded by moving all in for 17,300.
Prociak snap-called and the players put the cards on their backs.
William Stabler: Q♣10♦
David Prociak: A♥J♠
There was no help for Stabler on the 7♣ turn, and the river A♠ only served to improve Procial to top two pair.
Stabler gathered his belongings, said "Good game" to the table, and headed toward the exit.
Playing from the big blind, Benny Glaser bet 5,300 chips on a flop of A♦9♣9♠. Nathan Gorman, the preflop raiser in middle position, called.
Glaser bet 8,000 on the turn of Q♣, which Gorman promptly called.
When the 8♥ hit on the river, Glaser moved all in with 27,800 chips.
Gorman called with no hesitation.
Glaser tabled A♥9♥ for a flopped full house. Gorman showed A♣K♦.
Jordan Griff has been eliminated a while ago and Jonathan Tamayo currently sits on nearly the exact stack he bagged up one year ago in the Horseshoe White section. On his table, Jessie Bryant has the largest stack and added some more chips when he bet the 5♦3♥2♥7♠ turn for 5,000 to force out the sole opponent.
Mateusz Moolhuizen opened to 1,500 from under the gun. Ryan Coon in the hijack moved all-in with a stack almost as small as Moolhuizen's bet, and Colton Blomberg called from the big blind.
Moolhuizen continued for 1,500 on the 3♣3♠5♥ flop and was called, then Blomberg led out for 3,000 on the 2♥ turn. Moolhuizen raised to 6,500 and Blomberg called.
Both players checked the 10♦ river and Blomberg showed 4♦4♥ for two pair. Moolhuizen mucked his cards, and Coon at risk only had A♦8♠ and was eliminated.
Clement Lafon opened to 1,200 from early position and Bryan Ponce called on the button. David Enda also called from the small blind taking the players three-ways to the flop.
The 10♠J♥8♥ flop was checked to the 4♣ turn. Enda and Lafon checked, which prompted Ponce to bet 1,400. Enda folded and Lafon called.
The 6♥ river was checked to showdown and Ponce showed 4♠5♠. The pair of fours was good enough to hold against Lafon's K♦Q♦, having missed the open-ended straight draw he picked up on the flop.
With only around 20,000 in chips to the K♠Q♥3♥A♣A♥ river, Alex Manzano bet big for 35,000 in the hijack and that sent Nicolas Betbese deep into the tank. Nobody at the table called the clock and Betbese eventually flicked in calling chips.
"You win," Manzano said as he exposed only 5♠5♥ for aces and fives. Betbese had the best hand in A♠J♠ for trips aces and raked in a decent pot late on Day 1d. He is now the only one close to the largest stack at the table which belongs to Mykhailo Lendel.
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