Lucas Cullen raised to 350 from middle position and David Swift called from the button. Kyle Julius called from the big blind and they went three handed to the 
flop.
The action checked to Swift who bet 600 and Julius called. They went heads-up to the 
turn and Julius checked. Swift threw out a bet of 1,100. Julius quickly called and both players checked the 
river. Swift showed 
for a pair of fives and Julius took the pot with 
.
Many notables can be found over in the Pavilion room and among those are also Allyn Shulman and Gaurav Raina, who share a table with 2017 Seniors Event finalist Gina Bacon. Shulman's raise was called by Raina and they ended up checking through a board of 
. It soon became apparent why there was no further action, as Shulman tabled the 
as the winning hand.
Players continue to take their seats and the room is filling up fast.
Four-times bracelet winner, George Danzer has been spotted in the green section of the Pavilion room. It's his first and only tournament this summer as he recently became a dad and took some time off.
Marie Harrell opened to 400 and it was called by the player from one seat over, as well as Julien Sitbon in the cutoff. Scott McCall raised it to 1,500 from the button and after Harrell folded the two others players made the call.
The flop brought 
and all the players checked. The turn fell a and Sitbon bet 2,225 after the first player checked. Only McCall made the call and the river 
brought no betting action.
McCall showed 
and it was good to win the pot.
Roberly Felicio was a name that didn't ring too many bells a couple of weeks ago, but when his name is announced at this time of year people will know what he did.
Felicio managed to win one of the biggest tournaments on the schedule at the 2018 World Series of Poker. Not in buy-in, but in sheer field size. Felicio came out on top in a field of 13,070 entries and is now going to try to win the Main Event.
After a raise-and-take-it from early position he already won a pot.
The board read 
, Jeffrey Bryan bet and Tom Hall moved all in. Bryan called and the players then turned over their hands. Bryan showed for nines over sevens and Hall showed for aces over sevens, securing a double up.
Justin Liberto opened to 350 and it was called by Johan Schumacher on the button, Michael Comisso in the small blind and the big blind player.
The flop came 
and Liberto continued for 500 after the blinds players checked. Schumacher and Comisso made the call and the big blind let it go. The turn brought a 
and the same action happened, this time for 2,000.
On the river , the three players checked and both Liberto and Schumacher mucked their hands after Comisso tabled for two pair.
The board was showing 
, Scott Cole checked from the small blind and Randal Gibson checked from big blind to Robert Williams in early position who bet 7,000 into a pot around 10,500.
Both of his opponents called and the 
hit the felt on the river. The action was checked to Williams who bet 17,000 and both of his opponents thought for a moment before folding.
Williams turned over 
for eights over sevens, "I folded ace-king for you!" said Cole as he shook his head and Williams smiled as he scooped in the hand.
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