Joni Jouhkimainen opened to 35,000 from middle position before Sergio Martinez Gonzalez made it 120,000 on the button. Jouhkimainen obliged with a call.
The A♦Q♦3♣ flop led to a check from Jouhkimainen. Martinez Gonzalez continued for 85,000, but Jouhkimainen decided to check-raise jam in response.
Martinez Gonzalez folded before Jouhkimainen could get his chips in, resulting in the dealer pushing the chips to Jouhkimainen.
More than mid-way through the first level after the dinner break, the tournament clock shows a total of 40 entries of which 30 players remain. Latest entries in the field include Sam Soverel and Frank Crivello.
Jason Koon limped from early position and Daniel Negreanu called from the hijack. Josh Arieh raised to 50,000 on the button and only Negreanu called.
The 6♣4♥2♥ flop prompted both to check to the 7♠ turn and again to the 5♣ river.
No more bets were made and Arieh announced, "I have ace-king," as he was just about to flip over his hand. Negreanu said, "I beat that," and flipped over his K♠J♦10♣7♦ for a pair of sevens. Arieh tilted his hand back face down and threw his cards into the muck.
Biao Ding limped on the button, Alex Foxen called from the small blind and Jeremy Ausmus checked the big blind.
The J♥2♠4♥ flop was checked around to the Q♦ turn. The blinds checked to Ding who bet 25,00 and only Foxen made the call.
A 9♦ river was placed and Foxen check-raised to 185,000 after Ding bet 60,000. Ding pondered over his decision before throwing in a chip to call.
Foxen tabled his Q♠10♣9♥8♠ for the straight and Ding stared at Foxen's hand and then the board, before mucking his cards.
Lautaro Guerra three-bet big to 125,000 on the button and Nick Schulman called to then check the 9♠3♥2♣ flop. Guerra continued for the same 125,000 and picked up a call by Guerra before the A♥ turn was checked. Schulman asked for the pot size on the 3♠ river and then bet 125,000 into 505,000.
Guerra pushed all in for more than 530,000 and Schulman burned through multiple time banks before he folded.
This hand was picked up on the flop with over 150,000 in the middle of a board that read J♦4♥3♠. Jeremy Ausmus led out with a bet before Jeremy Druckman went all-in. Ausmus called to put Druckman at risk.
Jeremy Druckman: A♠K♦K♥10♥
Jeremy Ausmus: K♣Q♠J♣2♠
Druckman was ahead with his overpair of kings, but Ausmus had outs with his flopped pair of jacks to crack Druckman.
Ausmus did not have to wait long as the J♣ turn gave him trip jacks to pull into the lead.
The 2♠ improved Ausmus to a full house to eliminate Druckman.
Druckman hopped right back into the action following his defeat with a fresh stack of 600,000.
Jason Koon opened to 35,000 from the cutoff and Daniel Negreanu called on the button.
The 8♠7♥5♣ flop saw Koon check, Negreanu bet 35,000 and Koon make a quick call.
A 8♦ was turned and Koon check-called a 55,000 bet by Negreanu to get to the 9♥ river.
Koon checked and Negreanu remarked, "I have a straight, now a bigger one, I check." Negreanu tabled his 10♦7♦6♣4♣ and took the pot from Koon as he saw his opponent muck.
Jason Koon opened to 35,000 on the button and Youness Barakat called from the big blind.
The 9♥4♥8♥ flop saw both check to the 4♦ turn and Barakat bet 28,000. Koon called and a 5♣ completed the board.
Both made quick checks to showdown and Koon tabled 10♥10♦9♣5♥ for the heart flush. Barakat flashed a four for the set but quickly mucked.
Kasparas Klezys has continued his hot run after joining only a few minutes ago and sent Sean Rafael to the rail. They got it in after the A♠10♦9♥2♦ turn with Klezys holding the A♦9♠5♣4♦ for aces and nines with the nut flush draw.
Rafael was on very thin ice with the J♦Jx7x5♦ for a gutshot , pair of jacks and dominated flush draw. The river was the blank 5♠ and that spelled the end for Rafael on the first bullet.
New in the field are Biao Ding and Santhosh Suvarna.
Kasparas Klezys raised the button to 35,000 and Sean Rafael called in the small blind. Richard Gryko then potted to 140,000 in the big blind to force out Klezys, while Rafael called and checked the Q♣7♥4♠ flop. Gryko declared a bet of 135,000 and it was enough to win the pot without any further resistance.
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