Steven Mccartney shoved for 60,000 from the cutoff and Michael Mizrachi called with a covering stack from the big blind to put him at risk.
Steven Mccartney: 9♦8♦ 
Michael Mizrachi: A♦J♠
Mccartney had an open-ended straight draw on the 10♣3♥7♦ flop and picked up a flush draw to go with it on the 2♦ turn. The A♠ river was a brick for Mccartney and he was sent to the rail while Mizrachi took the pot with top pair.
With around 150,000 chips in the pot on a 9♣A♦J♣9♠6♥ board, Elilton Gouveia had fired 80,000 on the river from the small blind, which have Rohit Mariwalla in the big blind a decision.
The pair were exchanging words and Mariwalla seemed to have heard something that influenced his decision.
"I wish I didn't know that you were from Brazil," said Mariwalla. Eventually, he did call.
Gouveia then showed A♥Q♣ for a pair of aces, and Mariwalla mucked.
Mauricio Salazar Sanchez raised it up and was called by both blinds including Bruno Soutavong and Charles Comeaux. The J♠10♥6♦ flop was checked to the Colombian who bet 9,000. Soutavong folded and Comeaux called.
That led them to the K♠ turn on which Comeaux checked again. Salazar Sanchez bet 26,000 and took down the pot without any further resistance.
Action started with a limp from Tolga Demirel in early position. Cornelius Walker, in middle position, put in a raise to 10,000, which Demirel called.
The dealer spread a 9♣J♦J♣ flop, and Demirel check-called a bet of 17,000.
Both players then checked on the 7♥ turn, and the dealer provided them with the A♥ river.
Demirel checked for a third time, and Walker responded by sliding in seven T-25,000 chips for a bet of 175,000.
The bet was for more than Demirel had in his stack, so he was deciding for his tournament life. After a couple of minutes, he decided just to let his hand go, surrendering the pot to Walker.
On a flop of 5♠J♣Q♣, Simeon Naydenov checked in middle position and Steven Snyder bet 35,000 on the button. Naydenov called.
Naydenov checked again on the 7♥ turn and Snyder bet 56,000. Naydenov called. Naydenov checked once more on the K♦ river and Snyder sized up to 155,000. Naydenov quickly slid his cards to the muck.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Jerry Wong in the hijack and Derek Alley on the button in a pot containing 134,000 in the middle.
The flop rolled out Q♥10♠4♣ and Wong check-called a bet of 30,000 from Alley.
On the turn 8♥, Wong checked a second time over to Alley and he bet 75,000 to see Wong call.
Both players checked the river 10♥ and Wong tabled A♣Q♣ for queens up with an ace. It was second best against Alley's K♥K♠ for kings up and he took down a sizable pot off of the WSOP bracelet winner.
Arthur Peacock was all in for 215,000 from the big blind, with Riva Arthur facing the decision on a board of 5♦4♠3♠5♣3♣ and a pot already worth around 400,000.
Arthur went deep into the tank, clearly agonizing over the call. After a long pause, she ultimately decided to fold, sliding her cards into the muck and surrendering the sizable pot.
As the chips were pushed his way, another player at the table asked Peacock, “You missed your flush, right?”
Peacock simply flipped over A♠Q♠, confirming the missed flush draw, but ace-high was enough to take it down.
Sean Rafael opened the hijack to 10,000 and Douglas Hobold defended his big blind.
On the Q♦6♣2♠ flop, Hobold check-called a bet of 7,000 from Rafael.
Hobold then led on the 3♠ turn for 18,000 and Rafael put in the call after a small tank.
On the 10♥ river, Hobold slowed down with a check before Rafael did the same. Hobold tabled 5♦3♥ for fourth pair which was enough for the win as Rafael mucked and Hobold got some extra value on the turn.
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