Randall Emmett raised from under the gun, the player in the cutoff called and Poorya Nazari three-bet to 10,000 from the big blind. Emmett four-bet shoved for about 77,000 (having Nazari easily covered) and Nazari folded after some thought.
Picking up the action after a flop of 
, the player in the small blind bet 6,000 and Luca Vivaldi called from the cutoff.
The turn was the 
, the player in the small blind shoved for about 33,500 and Vivaldi folded.
Eric Eng has joined the bigger stacks in Amazon while Jacob Witherspoon is no longer featured at his table. Further assorted stacks can be found below.
On a flop of 
and about 4,500 in the middle, Baitai Li checked to Emily Larson who bet out 2,500. Li eventually folded his cards awarding Larson the pot.
Facing a raise in the hijack, Andrew Neeme moved all in from the cutoff for roughly 18,000 and the hijack called.
Neeme held 
but was up against an opponent's 
.
Although Neeme flopped a king, and turned a straight draw, the river blanked out and Neeme was eliminated.
Michael Wolff started the action off by raising in early position, Quentin Roussey called on the button and Nick Maimone shoved all-in from the small blind for roughly 9,000. The big blind folded fast, Wolff mucked behind him and Roussey splashed in chips to call.
Quentin Roussey: 
Nick Maimone: 
Maimone was going to need to catch up to stay alive in the tournament but the board was no help when it ran out 
. Roussey's pocket threes were still good and Maimone was eliminated from the tournament.
In a battle button versus small blind, Adrian Buckley and Daijiro Tomoto headed to the 
flop, on which Tomoto check-called a bet of 1,300. Tomoto then bet the 
turn for 2,500 to pick up a call before checking the 
river.
Buckley checked behind and was shown the 
for a full house by Tomoto.
"I am so happy I checked, I was trying really hard not to say all in," Buckley grinned.
Dejan Pustoslemsek raised to 2,000 from middle position, and [Removed:502] three-bet shoved for 11,700 in the small blind. Pustoslemsek called.
[Removed:502]: 
Dejan Pustoslemsek: 
Mosbock found a set on the 
flop, but the 
turn gave Pustoslemsek a gutshot. Mosbock would improve to quads instead on the river to secure the double.
The board was down 
, and China's Ning Sun bet 7,000 from the big blind.
2004 WSOP Main Event champion Greg Raymer called from the button before the 
hit the river. Sun threw a 25,000 chip into the middle as he announced a 15,000 bet and Raymer kept his eyes - hidden behind his trademark sunglasses - locked on Sun.
A smile broke out onto Sun's face, and he removed his sunglasses from his pocket before placing them on.
"Good catch," said Raymer ten seconds later as he folded. Sun, however, revealed the 
for just ace-high.
Qui Nguyen has had a banner start to the day. According to the players at his table, the former champ won a huge pot, busting Carlton Taylor when he flopped a wheel with 
against pocket aces.
In a hand we saw, he gave a tiny amount back against Jose Severino, check-calling a small flop bet on 
. Both players checked the , bringing a . Nguyen check-called about 2,300 and lost to 
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