After an open by Dennis Deng in late position, Arturas Astrauskas three-bet to 11,000, but Deng four-bet to 28,000 and Astrauskas called.
On a 
flop, Deng bet another 26,000 and Astrauskas quickly called. The 
turn came on the table, and Deng announced all in, by putting a 100,000 towel of chips on the table. Astrauskas folded and Deng took the pot. He eventually showed a 
.
Checking in with Benjamin "Spraggy" Spragg in the field and he said "I'm having so much fun, I'm glad to be here."
Spraggy went on to play a hand of poker. He limped the small blind and was raised to 7,000 by the big blind. He called.
The flop came 
and the big blind bet 6,000. Spraggy tank folded.
Action with two players all in before the flop. Barry Schultz put his last 91,000 chips into the middle. He was at risk and Furay called, with 170,000 in total.
Barry Schultz: 
Rick Furay: 
This hand is supposed to be split a lot of time, but not today. The dealer proposed a 
board, which gave a flush for Schultz with the king.
No chop pot, and Schultz finally found a full double up.
Lexy Gavin wasn't having the right kind of luck after shoving all her chips in on the second of three day ones of this event.
Gavin was on the small blind when the hijack raised to 5,500 and Andy Jiang called in the cutoff. Gavin decided this was her time and claimed her all-in status when she pushed her 21,000 in front of her. The hijack folded but Jiang called.
Gavin had her film crew and entourage with her and she whipped out her selfie-stick and started recording the goings-on just before the board came out.
Andy Jiang: 
Lexy Gavin: 
The board came out showing 
and Gavin was now out of the tournament.
Niveau: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The button raised to 6,500 and Kyle Shigano moved all in from the small blind for 35,000. His opponent went into the tank for a bit before folding showing the 
.
Shigano said that he had pocket sevens and his opponent confirmed that he would have been flipping.
After a raise from Erik Cajelais, a player decided to shove around 60,000. The Canadian called.
Opponent: 
Erik Cajelais: 
It was just another race and after a 
board, the Canadian made a straight. He eliminated a player and his stack is still growing slowly but surely.
In early position, Anastasija Zavorotnaja opened to 5,000 and the player just after her made it to 15,000. The player in the button called, before Or Nezer in the blinds announced all-in with around 30,000. Zavorotnaja folded but the player just after her announced all in. The button player folded and both players could show their cards.
Or Nezer: 
Opponent:
On a 
flop, Nezer was safe, but the turn gave a pair to his opponent. The dealer put a to achieve that board, and Nezer finally made a backdoor flush to scoop that pot and secure a nice double up.
Niveau: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The cutoff raised to 4,000 and Fabrizio Petroni called in the small blind. The big blind three-bet to 12,000 in which only Petroni called.
The flop came 
and action went check-check.
The was the turn and Petroni check-raised to 28,000 after the big blind bet 12,000. The big blind folded and Petroni showed 
for four high as the chips moved in his direction. The big blind said "I think I was ahead".
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