After an under the gun raise and a hijack three-bet, Melissa Saphier four-bet to 2,000 from the button.
Both her opponents called and action went three-ways. The 
flop was checked down and Saphier showed 
to win the pot after 
and 
were mucked.
Thomas Brown just took his seat in Amazon's Purple section and handed out $2 bills to each of his tablemates and the dealer. Brown explained that he does this at the start of every Main Event.
"I just think $2 bills are cool," Brown said.
Brown proceeded to limp from under the gun and got three callers before Johnny Landreth raised to 1,300 from the big blind. Brown and the button called to see a flop of 
.
All three players checked to the 
turn, when Landreth led out for 1,000. Only the button called, but he folded to a bet of 2,000 from Landreth on the 
river.
The action folded to the hijack who raised to 600. He was three-bet to 2,000 by Patrick McCullough in the cutoff. It folded back around to the original raiser and he made the call.
They went heads-up to the flop which came 
. It was checked to McCullough who continued for 3,000. His opponent called.
The turn card brought the 
. The original raiser took the betting lead and threw out 5,500. McCullough called,
The action checked to McCullough on the 
river. He fired 11,000. His opponent then jammed having him covered. McCullough only took a few seconds to call off his stack 47,600.
Patrick McCullough: 
Opponenet: 
The original raiser flopped top pair and picked up the nut flush draw on the turn but McCullough turned the six-high flush to win a giant pot.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading 
. Alfonso Cammarota bet 1,000, Scott Seiver raised to 3,500 from the cutoff and was called.
The river came the 
. Cammarota led out with a bet of 2,500. Seiver played with his chips in his hand and seemed on the fence about the decision before eventually placing the chips down for the call.
Cammarota tabled the 
for the straight and collected the pot.
Peter Park raised to 600 from under the gun and found one caller before Andrew Kelsall three-bet to 2,200 from the button.
Only Park called and action went heads-up to the 
flop.
Park check-called the 2,000 continuation bet from Kelsall and the 
turn was checked by both players to the river.
Park led out for 8,500 and won the pot after Kelsall quickly mucked his hand.
Action picked up on the turn between Courtney Webb in the cutoff and an opponent in the hijack. The board read 
and the pot contained roughly 5,300.
The hijack checked to Webb who bet the turn for 3,500 and the hijack called.
The river came out a 
and Webb bet once more, this time to the tune of 7,500 and the hijack quickly folded, giving Webb the pot.
Kris Steinbach has joined the field on Day 1e.
He picked up a fifth-place finish earlier in the WSOP in Event #33: $800 No-Limit Hold'em - 8-Handed Deepstack.
2005 champion Joe Hachem just took his seat to the left of Nathan Gamble to begin his 16th Main Event. "What a special day this is," Hachem said.
As Hachem was counting his chips, Gamble three-bet from the button to 1,900 and an opponent called from under the gun. The flop came down , and Gamble won the pot with a continuation bet of 3,100.
With 2,500 in the pot and 
on the board, two players checked to Ryan Leng in the cutoff. Leng bet 1,100 and both opponents folded.
Leng is chipping up early on Day 1e in search of a deep run in the Main Event and his eighth cash of the 2021 WSOP.
In a three-bet pot for 1,500 each, the flop showed 
and the action checked to Timothy Gundrum on the button. He bet 3,000 and Scott Sitron was the only caller. The turn brought a check-call for 5,000 by Sitron and he then led the river for 10,000 in order to claim the pot without showdown, as Gundrum elected to fold.
Chanracy Khun can also be found at the same table as well.
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