Mohsin Charania opened to 2,000 and the button three-bet to 6,000. It folded back to Charania who called.
The flop revealed 
and Charania checked to the button who sent 5,000 in the middle. Charania shoved for his last 26,500 and his opponent snap-folded his hand.
In a pot of roughly 19,000, Garrett Adelstein checked back on the button after being checked to from the cutoff on a flop of 
.
On the 
turn the cutoff checked again and Adelstein bet 6,000 which was called. On the 
river the cutoff checked a third time and Adelstein chose a bet of 11,000, leaving his opponent with only 15,000 behind if he made the call.
The cutoff tanked for a moment but eventually flicked in a chip for the call and Adelstein confidently rolled over 
. The cutoff mucked and another pot was sent to Hustle Casino Live legend.
Lyor Yiflach opened to 2,100 from the hijack and Christoph Vogelsang called from the big blind.
The flop came 
and both players tapped the table.
The turn brought the 
and Yiflach put out a delayed continuation bet of 3,100 and Vogelsang quickly called.
On the 
river, Yiflach put out another bet, this time for 5,000. Vogelsang thought for roughly 45 seconds before making the laydown.
Justin Liberto opened to 2,100 and picked up calls from John South on the button and the big blind.
The flop brought 
and Liberto continued for 3,500 after it was checked to him, which was enough to make his two opponents fold.
The action was picked up on a board 
with more than 14,000 in the middle. Quang Dang checked in the hijack to Joseph Ricupero in the cutoff who bet 10,000. Dang thought about it for a minute and called.
The river fell the 
and Dang checked again. Ricupero didn't take long to bet 15,000 this time and Dang opted to let it go.
After skipping out on the long registration line to begin the day, Doug Polk has finally taken his seat at the 2022 WSOP Main Event. Polk has wiggled his way back into the poker scene over the last year or so after announcing his "retirement" from tournament poker back in 2018.
Besides a recent final table finish at the Lodge Poker Club which he is now a part-owner of, Polk's last tournament result came back in 2017. With over $9.5 million in live tournament winnings and highly regarded as one of the best online heads-up players in the world, Polk is certainly a fan favorite among many at the WSOP by attracting a rail already.
With about 25,000 in the pot on a 
board, Ricardo Velasco bet 15,000 from early position.
James Nixon, who only had 16,100 behind, went deep into the tank before eventually making the call.
Velasco announced "two pair" and flipped over 
while Nixon winced and slid his cards into the muck, shipping the rest of his red chips over and leaving just a yellow and a black behind.
With the win, Velasco has crossed over the 100,000-chip mark.
Joseph Salvaggi was facing a big river decision as the board read 
. The pot had about 65,000 in it and Salvaggi was under the gun. From the cutoff, Ting-Yi Tsai had forced him all in with a river jam.
Salvaggi told his table that the hand would be the last one before break and with the clock still showing 3 and a half minutes until the break, it meant a long tank was to come. The rest of the table got up and got ready to beat the crowd to break, while still lingering to watch the result of the hand.
Salvaggi told Tsai he was leaning calling at first but had shifted to leaning fold. Eventually, he did indeed fold and Tsai did not oblige the request to show.
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