Wendeen Eolis, who made history as the first woman to ever cash in the Main Event back in 1986, was facing a bet of 3,000 from an under-the-gun player on a board of 
.
Eolis, wearing a large floral hat, min-raised to 6,000 and her opponent called. The river was the 
and Eolis threw out 18,000.
"I fold," her opponent said, throwing away 
as Eolis took down the big pot.
Kevin Rabichow saw a 
flop three-ways and both the blinds checked to him.
Rabichow fired out 600 and both players called to see the turn. The action checked around to the 
river.
The small blind checked, the big blind bet, and Rabichow let it go.
Rabichow has more than $2,000,000 in earnings, including a second-place finish in the $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller last year for $1,200,000.
Action came in on the river as the board read 
with a chunky pot of around 27,000 in the middle. From the small blind, Sandhy Sitepu made a smaller-sized bet of only about 1/5th pot as he tossed out 5,600. Ryosuke Hiroki flung in the call.
Sitepu tabled the black tens with the 
which was good as Kiroki mucked.
Teerkakun "Papa" Karn was involved in a blind versus blind confrontation with the board showing 
.
The big blind threw out a bet of 5,000 and Karn snap-called showing 
for flopped trips.
"I had a feeling," the big blind said as Karn dragged in the pot.
Action started in a heads-up pot on the turn with Dennis Bantugan sitting in the cutoff. The board showed 
, the pot held about 3,200, and he bet 1,700. His sole opponent sat in the small blind and check-raised him to 3,700. Bantugan called.
The river came the . Bantugan saw his opponent lead for 5,100. In position, he raised it up to 16,500. His opponent called fairly quickly.
Bantugan showed 
for the rivered straight, his opponent frustratingly showed 
for flopped two pair that was run down on the river.
Chris Heald opened for 500 from late position and was called by Erik Seidel in the hijack and the big blind.
The flop came 
and Heald continued for 500. Seidel called and the big blind folded.
On the 
turn, Heald put out 800 and was called by Seidel once more.
The river brought the and Heald fired another small bet, this time for 1,000. Seidel called and Heald showed 
for second pair. Seidel mucked.
Chance Kornuth, who enjoyed a deep run in the WSOP Main Event last year, ultimately falling in 16th place, was involved in a hand from the cutoff against a player on the button. With the flop reading 
Kornuth checked and then called when his opponent bet 800.
Both players checked through the 
turn to the 
river. The button player appeared to think Kornuth had checked and reached for chips before realising the action was still on his opponent. Kornuth decided to fire off a large overbet of 6,800. The button player went into the tank but did eventually find a fold to send the small pot Kornuth's direction.
Enjoying a relaxing massage, Caitlin Comeskey saw a player open in middle position and a field caller in late position.
She looked down at her cards in the big blind and decided the price was going up. She bumped it up to about 3,300 and both her opponents released their cards quickly.
She smirked as she raked the early pot, ready for the long day ahead.
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