Will Failla raised to 3,000 in the cutoff before Terrance Reid moved all in from the big blind. Failla quickly called for his last 25,000.
Will Failla: K♦Q♦ 
Terrance Reid: 7♠7♥
Failla was flipping for his tournament life as the flop came 7♦6♠4♦, giving Reid top set and Failla a flush draw. The 9♥ turn was no help to Failla, while the 5♣ fell on the river to seal his elimination.
Around 25,000 was in the middle as Mark Egbert and Wagner Wysotchanski went heads-up on a board of 2♦J♣8♦6♥10♦.
Wysotchanski then bet 15,000 from under the gun and Egbert moved all in for 70,000 in early position. Wysotchanski took a few minutes before he called to put Egbert at risk
Egbert showed Q♦J♠ for top pair, but Wysotchanski had 10♥10♣ for a rivered set to win the massive pot and send Egbert to the rail.
"Do you think he can make it to Day 2 with a healthy stack?" a tablemate joked as Wysotchanski stacked up around 250,000.
David Peters and Christian De Leon built a pot of around 30,000 as they saw a flop of 10♥8♣3♥. De Leon then bet 12,000 from the button and Peters moved all in for 28,700 in the cutoff. De Leon took a minute before calling.
David Peters: J♠10♠
Christian De Leon: A♥K♣
Peters had outflopped De Leon with top pair as the 5♠ fell on the turn. The river was the 6♦ and Peters doubled up.
Lily Kiletto was all in and at risk against Ehsan Amiri, relieved to see that she was ahead at showdown.
Lily Kiletto: A♠Q♣
Ehsan Amiri: K♥Q♦
Kiletto strengthened her lead on the Q♥A♣3♠ flop by hitting two pair. That held through the 5♣ turn and 9♠ river to earn the double up.
Lawrence Greenberg opened from early position and was called by Talal Shakerchi in the big blind.
On the K♥6♦5♦ flop, Greenberg continued for 2,400 before Shakerchi check-raised to 9,000. Greenberg immediately slid his entire stack forward as he was all-in for around 40,000. Shakerchi was uncomfortable with the situation but he shrugged and called to put Greenberg at risk.
Lawrence Greenberg: 8♦7♦
Talal Shakerchi: 10♦4♦
Shakerchi was surprisingly ahead with ten-high and had the better of the two flush draws. However, Greenberg hit his open-ender on the 9♠ to take the lead. But, the dealer peeled the Q♦ on the river to give Shakerchi a higher flush as Greenberg was sent to the rail late in the night.
Martin Jacobson opened to 2,500 in early position and was called by Gregory Blucher in the small blind. Louise Francoeur then tossed in the call from the big blind and the dealer fanned out the Q♠7♦4♥ flop.
All three players checked to the J♦ turn, where Blucher led out for 3,000. Francoeur and Jacobson both made the call.
The J♣ river saw Blucher slow down with a check before Francoeur fired 7,500. Jacobson answered with a raise to 22,000, producing a quick fold from Blucher.
Francoeur took a moment before also sliding her cards to the dealer and Jacobson raked in the pot without a showdown.
Chang-Le Lin raised to 2,500 in early position and Trace Henderson three-bet to 11,600 in the small blind. Lin then moved all in and Henderson snap-called for 48,300.
Trace Henderson: K♦K♠
Chang-Le Lin: Q♠Q♣
Henderson had Lin dominated with his kings as the board ran out 3♠10♠8♦2♥3♦, keeping Henderson in the lead and earning him a double up.
Matthew Wantman bet 11,000 from middle position on a board of K♠6♥7♣J♣ and Alejandro Lococo called under the gun.
The river was the 10♥ and Wantman moved all in for around 30,000. Lococo quickly turned over ace-king and tossed his cards into the muck.
Wantman flashed the 10♣ as he went to take the pot. "Show the other one," Lococo pleaded, and Wantman obliged by showing the A♣.
"I thought he called when he turned his hand over. I was like, f**k," Wantman said.
"He usually has it. That's like one in a 100 times he bluffed," a tablemate added.
Mo Nuwwarah raised to 2,500 under the gun, Kyle Lorenz moved all in for 22,600 in middle position, and Nuwwarah called.
Kyle Lorenz: J♠J♣
Mo Nuwwarah: K♣Q♣
The flop came K♠6♠3♥ as Nuwwarah took the lead with a pair of kings. The rest of the board ran out 7♠7♣ and Lorenz was sent to the rail.
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