Juha Helppi raised to 1,300 from late position and another player called in the hijack. In the cutoff, Marc Wolpert three-bet to 4,500 which Helppi four-bet to 15,000, folding out the hijack. Wolpert moved all in for 26,000 effective and Helppi called.
Juha Helppi: A♣K♣ 
Marc Wolpert: Q♦Q♣
The board ran out A♠Q♠4♥3♦9♣ and the queens flopped a set to keep Wolpert in the lead, leaving the WSOP bracelet winner to exit the tournament.
Heads-up on a flop of K♣2♣5♦, Paul Serrate bet 3,000 from the button and Brandon Taff called in the cutoff.
The turn was the 6♣ and Serrate bet 5,000. Taff again called to see the J♦ river.
Serrate then moved all in for 31,000 and Taff flashed ace-king as he instantly mucked. Serrate let him choose one of his cards to reveal, and Taff picked the A♣.
Candice Schultz limped in from under the gun before a player in middle position raised to 1,500. The big blind and Schultz made the call.
Schultz led out for 3,000 on a rainbow 6♠10♦4♣ flop before middle position bumped it up to 8,000. Schultz called.
The turn 3♣ peeled off and Schultz took the betting lead again, firing 15,000 into the middle. Her opponent called.
Schultz wagered 15,000 once more on the 9♣ river and after a short tank, her opponent folded.
The button opened to 1,100 and he was called by Valeriano Toledano Moreno, who defended from the big blind.
On a flop of Q♣A♣7♦, the button continued for 1,100 and Toledano Moreno check-called.
The button fired a second barrel of 2,500 on the A♠ turn, but Toledano Moreno didn't back down and check-called once again.
Toledano Moreno checked the 3♥ river and said that he had an ace with A♥4♣ when the button checked back. It was good enough to win the pot as the button mucked his cards.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board showing 8♥A♥9♦10♦.
Mauro Ferreira bet 15,000 from early position, and Yincong Chen made the call.
The river was the 2♦ and Ferreira bet 31,700 to put Chen all in. After sitting in the tank for a minute, Chen folded his hand to give the pot to Ferreira.
Action was picked up on the turn in a pot between Erick Lindgren in the small blind and Luke Martinelli in middle position.
The board read K♥Q♥3♠5♦ and Lindgren checked over to Martinelli who bet 12,000 into a pot worth 16,500, which Lindgren called.
On the river A♠, Lindgren checked once more over to Martinelli who moved all in for 34,500 total and Lindgren went into the tank. After some thought he tossed his hand into the muck, leaving Martinelli to scoop a sizable pot.
Heads-up on a flop of 10♣6♣Q♦, Tomoko Matsuda bet 2,500 from the button and Luciano Macchiarelli called in the hijack.
The turn was the A♥ and Matsuda bet 7,200. Macchiarelli again called and the 10♥ fell on the river.
Matsuda bet 17,000 this time, sending Macchiarelli deep into the tank. He took out his ear buds and kneeled up on his seat as he considered the decision for a few minutes before slamming in the chips to call.
Matsuda showed him Q♠Q♣ for top set and Macchiarelli mucked.
David Einhorn limped in from the small blind and Ricardo Nagatomo raised to 1,700 from the big blind. Einhorn made the call.
Both players checked the A♥5♣A♠ flop leading to the 2♦ turn. Einhorn bet 2,000 and Nagatomo called.
Einhorn bet another 2,400 on the 9♥ river, leaving a single green T-25,000 chip behind. Once again Nagatomo made the call.
Einhorn had two pair with 5♠4♠ but Nagatomo had a bigger two pair with 10♦10♠ to take the pot
Colten Yamagishi raised to 1,00 from under the gun and the button raised to 5,000. He made the call.
The flop came Q♥6♠7♦, and Yamagishi was quick to check. The button continued for 4,000, and Yamagishi made the call.
While the turn peeled 4♠, Yamagishi again checked. His opponent fired for 10,000, and Yamagishi moved all in for 41,000. The button made the call, and both players revealed their hands.
Button: A♠Q♦
Colten Yamagishi: Q♠Q♣
The river was unnecessary as it came the 10♣, with the button's hand drawing dead after the turn.
Picking up the action on the river, Denis Strebkov from under the gun was involved in a hand with Erik Seidel in the small blind.
With the board reading 7♥K♦5♠6♦K♠ Seidel bet out 6,600. Strebkov responded with a raise to 14,500, which sent Seidel into the tank. After a few moments, the ten time bracelet winner flicked in the call only to be shown 7♣7♦ by Strebkov for the full house to lose a decent portion of his stack.
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