Down to his last 34,500, Oystein Stai moved all in from early position and Nathan Henry called from the cutoff, all other players folded.
Oystein Stai: 
Nathan Henry: 
The board came 
and Stai doubled to remain in contention, while former big stack Henry dropped below the average.
Alex Livingston and Jonathan Tamayo have found a new home here in the Amazon room and are seated next to each other on Table #531.
The player in the cutoff raised and both the player on the button and Livingston in the big blind called.
They all checked through the 
on the flop to the 
on the turn. Livingston bet 11,000 and only the player in the cutoff called.
The river completed the board with the 
, Livingston bet again but now it was for 27,000. His opponent gave the hand up.
Cory Albertson opened to 6,100 from early position. The player in the hijack three-bet to 17,500. Action folded back to Alberston.
''How much do you have behind? You know how much you started the hand with?'' asked Albertson.
His opponent didn't respond, showing his stack of 75,000 left. Albertson four-bet to 120,000. His opponent folded.
''It's not that good of a hand,'' continued Albertson exposing his before raking in the pot. His opponent didn't react.
Albertson currently holds the chip lead with a stack of 1,120,000.
Action folded to Andy Philachack in the cutoff and he raised to 5,500. The button and big blind called.
The flop came 
and the big blind checked. Philachack bet 7,000, the button called, and the big blind folded.
The 
fell on the turn and Philachack bet 13,000. The button shoved for 72,800, sending Philachack into the tank. After several minutes, he tossed his cards into the muck. The button showed 
as he took the pot and Philachack said he folded pocket queens.
Esan Goodarzy raised to 6,000 from middle position and the player in the hijack re-raised to 16,000. It folded back to Goodarzy who moved all in and his opponent called for his last 70,000.
Esan Goodarzy: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Goodarzy improved to a flush to earn the pot and send his opponent to the rail.
The player in middle position opened to 6,100. The hijack, the button and Alexandre Amiel, in the small blind called.
A flop reading 
was dealt. The original raiser bet 12,100. The hijack folded. The button and Amiel called.
The turn brought the and was checked through to the 
river. The button fired 20,000. Amiel made the call. The player on the button showed 
for trips but that wasn't good enough as Amiel tabled 
for a flush to take down the pot.
On a flop of 
, Aylar Lie was all in for roughly her last 120,000 holding 
against her opponent's 
for a flopped straight.
The turn of the gave Lie chop outs with a nine, but when the river landed the , she was eliminated from the Main Event.
A big pot was brewing in the corner of the Amazon orange section and according to one of the players at the table, a limped pot and a squeeze resulted in a three-bet to 40,000 by Nicklaus Thompson in the small blind. Only Nesrine Reilly called to see a flop of and Thompson continued for 22,000. Reilly raised it up to 65,000 and was called.
Both opted to check the 
on the turn and Thompson moved all in for 186,000 on the river. Reilly was slightly covered and tried to engage in some table chat.
"You look so sad," Reilly said but didn't get any reply. After spending 90 seconds in the think tank, she released her cards into the muck.
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