Ray Henson raised in early position and Otto Richard three-bet in the cutoff. The remaining players folded and Henson called.
The flop came 
and Henson check-called Richard's bet. The turn was the 
and Henson check-called again.
On the 
river, Henson checked once more, Richard bet again, and Henson called.
Richard showed 
for a straight on the river, good for the pot.
With the board reading 
and around 30,000 in the pot, Johanssy Joseph was in the big blind and Michel Halioua was under the gun. Joseph had Halioua covered and they got the rest of the chips in.
Joseph was well in the lead with pocket queens against Halioua's , but the 
came on the river to give Halioua jacks full of sevens for the double-up. Joseph was left with just 7,000 after that hand.
Tony Nasr raised from the small blind and Justin Bonomo took about 20 seconds before three-betting from the big blind. Nasr made it four bets and Bonomo called.
The flop was 
and Nasr bet. Bonomo called. The action was the same on all streets as the turn, 
, and the river, 
, completed the board.
After Bonomo called the river bet, Nasr showed aces and Bonomo mucked.
Niveau: 12
Limites: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0
Jason Seguin raised in early position, Norman Nesby Jr. called in middle position, Howie Kahan called on the button, and the big blind came along.
These four players saw a flop of 
and the big blind checked. Seguin bet, and all three of his opponents called.
On the 
turn, the big blind checked, Seguin checked, Nesby bet, Kahan called, the big blind folded, and Seguin called.
It was three ways to the 
river and it checked to Kahan, who bet. Seguin folded and Nesby called.
Kahan showed 
for a set, and that was enough to win the pot.
Mesha James raised preflop and Johanssy Joseph made it three bets. James called.
The flop was all diamonds — 
— and James checked. Johanssy bet and James raised. Johanssy folded. James is now among the chip leaders early on Day 2.
James has just under $15,000 in career tournament earnings, with a couple cashes on the WSOP circuit, but no WSOP cash so far. Her first cashes came in the early 2000s, but it looks like she has been playing a lot more this year with seven of her 14 cashes coming in 2017.
Jeff Norman raised in middle position and Paul-Francois Tedeschi called in the big blind. The flop came 
and Tedeschi checked. Norman bet and Tedeschi check-raised. Norman called.
The turn was the and Tedeschi bet out. Norman let his hand go and Tedeschi took the pot. He continued to chip up after that hand, too, and after starting the day with just 13,700, Tedeschi is now up to 44,000 before the end of the first level of play.
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