Brian Rast raised to 5,500 and Narongsak Dhanjaichon three-bet from the button to 15,000.
The blinds folded and with action back on Rast he four-bet all in for around 105,000. Dhanjaichon called.
Brian Rast: A♠Q♥ 
Narongsak Dhanjaichon: A♥A♦
Rast had run into the pocket aces of Dhanjaichon and received no help on the 10♥6♣2♠9♣4♦ board and was eliminated.
Samuel Gruber raised to 34,000 from late position and on the button, Tom Fuchs called.
The flop rolled out 7♠4♠5♥ and both players checked to the turn 4♥ where Gruber check-called an all in bet for 2,500.
Samuel Gruber: 9♣8♣
Tom Fuchs: A♥A♠
Gruber was drawing to a straight to survive, but it did not materialize on the river 4♦ and Gruber became one of the day's first eliminations.
William Leunis checked from under the gun with the board showing Q♣A♦7♦8♣ and Miltiadis Kyriakides bet 18,000 from the cutoff. Leunis didn't take long to make the call with just 35,000 behind.
Leunis checked for the last time upon seeing the 6♦ river, and Kyriakides immediately bet enough to put Leunis all in. Leunis snap-folded and Kyriakides asked: "What did you have?", Leunis responded by asking Kyriakides the same thing "What did you have?". Kyriakides didn't reply. Instead, he just added the chips to his stack.
Action was on a completed board of 10♠6♥5♥7♦5♦ and with 60,000 in the middle, Daniel Sindelar had moved all in for 79,000.
His opponent was Ryan Ramsdell who contemplated his decision before sliding a single chip out to call.
Sindelar tabled 10♦10♥ for tens full, with Ramsdell revealing 3♠3♣ for two pair and mucking his hand.
Joshua Hillock raised to 5,000 from the hijack, and only Katherine Porrello called, defending her big blind.
The dealer spread a 6♥8♣A♦ flop, and Hillcock continued for 3,500, which Porrello check-called.
Porrello checked for a second time on the 10♦ turn, and Hillcock turned up the heat with a bet of 15,500. Undeterred, Porrello called again.
The dealer then burned and turned the K♦ river, and when checked to for a third time, Hillcock took one look back at his cards before checking back.
Hillcock tabled Q♥9♥ for queen-high, and Porrell showed she could beat that with her 10♠7♣ for one pair.
Kenneth Hicks got the action rolling from the hijack, but Noah Goldman wasn’t letting him get away that easily. Goldman put in a three-bet to 14,500 from the cutoff, only for Hicks to ramp up the pressure with a four-bet to 40,000. Goldman took a moment, then made the call to take a flop.
The K♣7♠K♦ flop didn’t inspire much confidence from either player, and both opted to check it down.
The passive line continued through the 10♠ turn and 9♣ river, sending the hand straight to showdown.
Goldman tabled Q♣Q♦, good for kings and queens, and that was more than enough to take it down as Hicks mucked his cards.
Dario Dussan Guzman opened to 5,000 from the hijack with A♥9♣ and Daniel Negreanu three-bet to 13,500 from the button with Q♦Q♣. Guzman mucked his hand and the pot was pushed to Negreanu.
With the 9♥6♥5♥ flop going check, check, Brek Schutten in the big blind led the 5♦ turn for 7,000. Ezell grabbed his cards already and was on the verge of tossing them to the muck. He then changed his mind, grabbed into the stack and raised for almost his entire remaining stack.
Schutten smirked and clapped his hands for the cinematic performance.
As recounted by the table, Chahn Jung had raised pre-flop and got one caller before Michael Zulker three-bet to 22,500.
Zulker was the only caller and the flop came 8♠5♥3♣. Zulker continued for 27,000 and Jung raised to 60,000. Zulker called.
The pair checked the J♣ turn and the river was the J♠. Zulker bet 85,000 and Jung raised to 205,000.
Zulker eventually folded with the table imploring Jung to show the bluff, but he slid his hand face down into the muck.
Jonah Silverstein opened to 6,000 from early position and was called by Robbi Jade Lew in middle position, Mihai Niste on the button, and Justin Pechie in the big blind.
Both the 10♥6♦5♠ flop and the 2♠ turn checked all the way through.
On the K♣ river, Pechie checked to Silverstein who overbet the pot with a 30,000 sizing. It quickly folded back to Pechie who responded with check-raise to 90,000, and Silverstein laid it down after a small tank.
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