Stephen Chidwick in the small blind and Ignacio Moron in middle position were heads up on a turn of Q♥J♦7♦3♠. Chidwick checked to Moron, who fired a pot-sized bet of 150,000 chips.
Chidwick then checked again on the 7♥ river, after which Moron put in his stack of 418,000 chips. Chidwick spent some time in the tank but eventually found a fold, shipping the pot to Moron without showdown.
Ben Tollerene raised to 27,000 before Alex Foxen made it 108,000 to go in the cutoff. Tollerene put in a call before the 3♠K♦5♥ flop was dealt.
Foxen continued for 48,000 and Tollerene called. Foxen then check-called 68,000 on the 6♠ turn before the 5♦ river completed the board.
Foxen checked again and Tollerene went all in for his final 268,000 chips. Foxen found a fold, leaving himself with roughly a starting stack.
Adrian Mateos opened to 26,000 in the cutoff and Dan Smith three-bet to 106,000 in the big blind. Mateos called.
Smith continued for 80,000 on the flop of 10♥J♥3♠ and Mateos laid it down.
Daniel Negreanu was all in for around 215,000 from the button in a heads-up pot against John Kincaid in the small blind.
Daniel Negreanu: 5♦5♠ 
John Kincaid: A♠K♠
As always, Negreanu filmed the action as the board ran out 4♣10♦2♥6♥10♠ to keep his fives ahead for a double.
David Coleman opened from the cutoff, then called a three-bet to 85,000 by Jeremy Ausmus in the small blind.
Ausumus led out for 50,000 following the 5♥9♠A♣ flop. Coleman made the call.
The J♠ turn saw both players check to the 7♠ river where Ausmus bet 500,000, enough to force his opponent all in. Coleman was not willing to wager his remaining stack in that particular spot, instead folding to fight in another pot.
Niveau: 8
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Leon Sturm and Ben Heath had arrived on a completed board of Q♦K♣9♥J♦8♣. Sturm checked out of the small blind, after which Heath put him all in for his final 250,000 or so chips.
Sturm slammed in a call and opened K♥Q♥ for two pair, but it was no good against the K♠10♠ of Heath, who had turned a straight.
Giuseppe Iadisernia limped from under the gun and Mikita Badziakouski raised to 60,000 in the cutoff. Action folded back around to Iadisernia who moved all in. Badziakouski snapped off for his remaining 155,000 to put himself at risk.
Mikita Badziakouski: A♦K♣
Giuseppe Iadisernia: 8♥8♦
It was a coin flip, that is until the flop came 3♠4♣K♦ to vault Badziakouski into a commanding lead. It was a lead that would not last long, however, as Iadisernia drilled the 8♠ turn to wrap up the hand prior to the inconsequential A♥ river. Iadisernia continued to build on his impressive start while Badziakouski was left heading to the exits.
Alex Kulev raised to 22,000 in the hijack before Yang Wang made it 80,000 to go in the small blind. Kulev asked about Wang's stack before calling to see the 2♠J♥6♠ flop.
Wang continued for 60,000 chips. Kulev tanked a bit before announcing his all-in, covering Wang's stack of 230,000 chips.
Wang spent some thinking time of his own before deciding to fold, being left with 17 big blinds.
Player of the Year frontrunner Scott Seiver has taken his seat in the $100,000 High Roller as the six-time bracelet winner looks for his third of the series.
Seiver won his fifth bracelet and $426,744 in Event #10: $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship (8-Handed) before going on to win Event #40: $1,500 Razz for $141,374.
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