Steve Zolotow moved all in for 29,500 under the gun and Kane Kalas called in the cutoff. Zolotow drew one, while Kalas stood pat.
Steve Zolotow: 8x5x3x2x 
Kane Kalas: 10x9x8x7x4x
Zolotow needed to improve against Kalas' pat 10, but he instead caught a Jx and was sent to the rail.
Andrew Kelsall jammed from the button for 39,000, Mike Lang called from big blind, and they both drew one.
Andrew Kelsall: 10x9x6x3x
Mike Lang: 9x7x4x2x
Lang caught a 5x for a 9-7, leaving Kelsall drawing dead as Kelsall drew an 8x. Kelsall was out, and Lang was up to around 120,000.
Nick Schulman moved all in for 45,000 in the hijack and was called by Phil Hellmuth in the cutoff and Chris Moneymaker in the big blind, creating a three-way pot featuring three members of the Poker Hall of Fame.
All three players drew one. Moneymaker then checked to Hellmuth, who bet 62,000. Moneymaker quickly folded, and Hellmuth turned over 8x5x4x3x2x. Schulman's cards went into the muck, and the defending champion was sent to the rail.
Michael Noori moved all in for 42,000 under the gun and Gus Hansen called on the button. Scott Seiver then reshoved in the big blind, and Hansen got out of the way. Noori drew one, while Seiver stood pat.
"Nine-seven," Seiver announced, turning over 9x7x5x4x3x.
"It doesn't matter," Noori replied, flashing a 10 and tossing the rest of his cards into the muck as he made his exit.
Michael Moncek got all in before the draw against Calvin Anderson and both drew one.
Michael Moncek: 9x8x5x2x
Calvin Anderson: 9x7x6x3x
Moncek caught a Kx, while Anderson drew a Qx, and all of Moncek's chips went over to Anderson.
Jesse Lonis and Chris Moneymaker built a pot of around 80,000 as they went heads-up to the draw. Both players drew one and Moneymaker checked over to Lonis, who moved all in for 80,000 from the cutoff. Moneymaker snap-called in the small blind.
Lonis showed 8x7x6x4x2x, but Moneymaker had a wheel with 7x5x4x3x2x to win the pot and send Lonis off to reenter.
"Did you look that up this morning while doing your research?" tablemate Nick Schulman said to Moneymaker.
Ren Lin moved all in for 17,000 in the hijack and Jesse Lonis called in the cutoff. Both players then drew one.
Ren Lin: 10x8x6x2x
Jesse Lonis: 9x7x6x3x
"What me to go first?" Lonis asked as he flipped over an 8x.
"Your dead," tablemate Chino Rheem told Lin, who ended up with a Qx. Lin then took out his phone to reenter on the WSOP Live app.
"Please, God, let Ren stay at this table. If there is a God at the World Series of Poker, let Ren stay at this table," Rheem shouted out, but Lin instead drew table #107 one over.
Nick Schulman just fired another bullet and opened to 6,000 in middle position. Ray Dehkharghani called in the hijack, while Benny Glaser three-bet to 25,000 in the cutoff. Both opponents called.
Schulman and Dehkharghani drew one, while Glaser stood pat. Dehkharghani then moved all in for 58,000, and only Glaser called.
Glaser turned over 9x8x5x4x3x, and Dehkharghani mucked a 9-8-7 and headed to the rail.
Nick Schulman moved all in for 35,000 from the small blind and was up against Ray Dehkharghani in the cutoff.
Nick Schulman: 8x7x6x2x
Ray Dehkharghani: 8x7x5x4x
Both players drew one, and Schulman caught a 3x to make his 8-7-6. Dehkharghani then peeled his card, turning over a 2x to make an 8-7-5 and send the defending champion to the rail.
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