On a board that read 
Miguel Seoane made a river bet of about 82,000 into his opponent Anton Morgenstern who thought it over for a little while before mucking his cards to fold to give Seoane a decent pot from the big stacked Morgenstern.
On a board reading 
, Yik Chiu checked from the hijack and Ali Eslami slid forward enough chips to cover Chiu's remaining 127,000. There was around 170,000 in the middle and Chiu took some time studying the situation. He eventually folded his hand and Eslami showed he had the 
in his hand.
The player in the under-the-gun position raised to 7,500 and was called by Raul Manzanares in the early position, Tara Cain in the late position, and Matthew Reeser in the big blind.
The flop came 
, everyone checked except Cain who led out with a bet of 14,000. Manzanares was the only one to not make the call.
They then all checked through the 
on the turn to the 
on the river. Reeser fired a bet of 75,000 into the pot. The initial raiser folded immediately and Cain tanked for a while before opting to fold.
Esther Taylor raised to 7,000 from the hijack, Seth Davies called from the cutoff and the player in the big blind called.
They checked to the river of a 
board where Taylor bet 10,500. Only Davies called.
Taylor tabled 
, Davies mucked and Taylor won the pot.
Galen Hall started the day 14th in chips with just over 700,000 chips. He's chipped up over the first level and a quarter and appears to be the first player in the 2019 WSOP Main Event over one million in chips. That equates to 333 big blinds at the current blind level of 1,500/3,000/3,000.
Bryan Campanello was in the small blind, checking on 
. Philip Long, sitting under the gun, fired 48,000 into about 95,000. Campanello thought for a little bid and then gave up.
Dalton Brinker ended up all in for 64,500 on the button and Clayton Maguire looked him up from the small blind with the 
. Brinker was ahead with 
and the 
board changed nothing.
Below are further assorted stacks from the Amazon Gold section.
Nick Palma had moved all in for 21,500 from under the gun. A player in middle position called before the small blind three-bet all in for 46,000.
The second player called and all hands were turned over.
Nick Palma: 
Middle Position:
Small Blind: 
There was a king in the window of a 
board and although the 
gave both opponents straight draws, the river was the and Palma tripled up.
"We're going to spin this up," said Palma. "I'm coming back to win this f*cking bird!"
A player opened to 7,000 from under the gun and the button called. defending champion John Cynn then three-bet to 28,000 from the big blind. The initial raiser folded and the button called.
Watched on by cameras from ESPN, Cynn bet 25,000 on the flop and his opponent quickly folded.
"You should show it for the camera!" said someone at the table, but Cynn declined and took down the pot.
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