Marle Spragg moved all in preflop against her opponent, Renaud Cellini, who called, sending the two players to a flop with Spragg at risk.
Spragg: 
Cellini: 
On a flop of 
Cellini was ahead, but the 
turn gave Spragg a flush draw and the 
river gave her a bigger two pair to win the hand.
Having survived the flip, Spragg was awarded a full double to stay alive.
Nível: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Mathieu Carpena opened under the gun to 120,000 and Femi Fashakin three-bet from early position to 300,000. John Yocca, with 610,000 behind, went all in from the cutoff.
The action folded to Carpena who went all in for 1,430,000 more, but Fashakin folded. Carpena and Yocca went head-to-head in a 1,650,000-chip pot.
John Yocca: 
Mathieu Carpena: 
The flop came 
but Yocca was still visibly nervous, but he clapped and fist-pumped after the 
on the turn gave him the victory.
The 
completed the board.
In a blind-on-blind scenario, Jimmy D'Ambrosio had short-stacked Aziz Kallo all in and at risk preflop for his last 420,000.
Aziz Kallo: 
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
D'Ambrosio was way out in front with his pocket tens and the 
runout was no help to Kallo as he headed for the exit. With that pot, D'Ambrosio moves well past two million in chips.
With 700,000 already in the pot in a blind-on-blind battle, the board read 
and Spencer Wong put three-time bracelet winner Georgios Sotiropoulos all in.
Sotiropoulos went into the tank for a little over two minutes before somebody at the table called the clock. The Greek was given 25 seconds to make a decision and called when the director counted down to one second.
Georgios Sotiropoulos:
Spencer Wong: 
Sotiropoulos was drawing to three outs and the couldn't save him, sending Wong to nearly two million in chips.
Nível: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
From late position, Larry Dragon opened to 90,000 and Spencer Simpson shoved all in from the small blind. Dragon snap-called.
Larry Dragon:
Spencer Simpson:
The flop ran out 
to leave Dragon drawing to a jack. The 
and the gave Simpson a big win to put him at 1.75 million.
From early position, Michael Nomura shoved his last 550,000 chips. Philip Gildea called off from the button for his remaining 295,000 and Abhishek Parashar, who had everyone covered, made the call from the big blind.
Philip Gildea:
Michael Nomura:
Abhishek Parashar:
Unfortunately for Nomura and Parashar, the board ran ten-high and Gildea was able to triple up. Nomura won the side pot over Parashar, only a net 50,000-chip loss in the hand.
Despite starting the day with just 125,000 chips, the equivalent of just over four big blinds, Debi Loomer has managed to spin her way up to 850,000 in the first 20 minutes of play.
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