Hannes Jeschka raised to 4,500 under the gun and Yang Wang three-bet to 14,000 from the hijack. Jeschka came back with a four-bet to 37,000, which Wang called.
Both players saw the 4♦6♣7♣ flop and Jeschka continued for 20,000. Wang took a few moments before sticking around with a call.
The 7♥ paired the board on the turn and Jeschka slowed down with a check. Wang bet, and Jeschka wasted little time before snap-folding.
The hand was joined with Sergio Aido betting 22,000 on a board to the turn reading K♠3♥7♦8♥.
Samuel Mullur made the call.
The river brought the 5♦ and Aido went all in with 54,500 in chips. Mullur thought for a minute before making the call.
Aido showed 6♥4♥, giving him a straight made on the river. Mullur mucked his hand.
Andrew Ostapchenko made it 5,000 to play from under the gun and found calls from Brock Wilson in the small blind and Daniel Negreanu in the big blind.
On the 6♦3♣2♦ flop Wilson led out for 3,000, only to face a raise from Negreanu to 8,000. Ostapchenko exited stage left and Wilson made the call.
Both players checked on the 7♣ turn to see the 9♦ peel off on the river.
Wilson checked to Negreanu, who fired off a river bet of 30,000. Wilson tanked for a while but mucked his hand to send the pot to Negreanu with no showdown.
Joris Ruijs raised the button and Qinghai Pan three-bet from the small blind to 16,000. Ruijs continued with a call.
Both players saw the Q♠A♠3♥ flop and Pan continued for 15,000. Ruijs wasn't going anywhere just yet and stuck by calling.
The 10♠ turn went check-check before the 5♦ completed the board. Pan then placed out 27,000, which was enough to convince Ruijs to send his cards into the muck.
In a limped pot, it was heads up to the 8♣6♣9♦ flop, and Fahredin Mustafov checked from the small blind to to Alex Foxen in the big blind, who fired out for 4,500.
Mustafov made the call, and the dealer flipped over the A♥ as the turn. Mustafov checked once again to Foxen, who didn't slow down and bet out for 16,500 this time. Mustafov flat-called once more.
On the 8♠ river Mustafov checked for a third time, and Foxen went into the tank briefly, before sizing up a river bet of 100,000, which was enough to put Mustafov all in. Mustafov tanked for a while before he tossed in the call and tabled A♣10♦, which was crushed by Foxen's 9♥8♥ and rivered full house, and Mustafov was sent to the rail.
Daniel Rezaei opened the button and only Pavels Spirins wanted to play from the big blind.
Spirins check-called a bet of 3,000 by Rezaei on the 7♥K♥4♣ flop.
The K♦ came on the turn and Spirin check-called a second bet from Rezaei, this time for 12,500.
A final check came from Spirins when he saw the 9♥ river, and Rezaei placed out a third barrel of 31,500. Spirins folded, giving up the pot to Rezaei.
Justin Arnwine, from under the gun, raised to 4,000 preflop. Samuel Laskowitz and Brian Beck called from the blinds.
On the flop of 3♣5♠2♥, Laskowitz raised Arnwine's bet to 15,000. Beck folded.
After the K♠ came on the turn, Arnwine bet 35,000. Laskowitz moved all in. Arnwine called.
Samuel Laskowitz: K♣5♣
Justin Arnwine: 2♠2♣
Laskowitz had turned top-two pair, but Arnwine was sitting on a set of dueces. The 10♣ on the river didn't change anything, and Laskowitz was knocked out.
Daniel Negreanu took his seat just after the first break at Table 85.
Michael Berk raised to 4,000 from under the gun and was looked up by Chris Moorman in the small blind.
The action went check-check on the 6♦Q♣A♠ flop for the players to see the 4♦ turn.
Moorman led out for 6,500, and Berk made the call.
On the 8♥ river, Moorman fired off a second bullet of 15,000. Berk tanked for a short time and made the call.
Moorman tabled A♦3♦ for top pair and was shipped the pot when Berk mucked his hand.
These chip counts have been taken directly from the WSOP LIVE app.
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