Action was joined on the turn with a board reading 3♥A♠4♥5♠. From the hijack, Blaise Bourgeois bet 9,500 over to James Kohl in the small blind who called.
The river paired the board with the 5♣. Kohl led out for 22,500. Bourgeois took about 45 seconds before he called.
Kohl tabled the A♥A♦ for aces full to take the pot as Bourgeois mucked and nodded his head with a bit of a wry smile.
Action was picked up on the flop with roughly 26,000 in the pot and the board showing A♦6♣3♥.
Michael Rubens checked from early position to Matthew Kiefer, who bet out 6,500. Rubens made the call to see the turn.
Both players checked to showdown after the 6♠ turn and 5♥ river.
Rubens then tabled A♥K♦ for top pair, top kicker to take the pot.
Joe Hindry raised under the gun to 1,600 and received a call from a player in early position and Larry Quang, who was in the small blind.
The dealer fanned Q♦3♠8♦ on the board, resulting in Quang and Hindry checking. The other player in early position bet 3,700, which saw Quang and Hindry call.
The J♣ showed up on the turn, and Quang led out for 5,200. Hindry and the third player in the hand called.
The 4♦ appeared on the river. Quang checked, opening the door for Hindry to announce a bet of 13,500. The other player in early position called, while Quang folded.
Hindry showed A♦5♦ for the ace-high flush, and his opponent mucked his cards.
A player in early position opened up the action with a raise to 1,800. Tyler Spaugh moved all in for 19,500 in the hijack and Mark Kelly called from the small blind. The original raiser got out of the way and Spaugh found a good spot to double.
Tyler Spaugh: Q♠Q♣ 
Mark Kelly: 9♠9♣
The board ran out 9♦8♦3♠4♦5♥ and Kelly found a two-outer to crack Spaugh's ladies and send him packing.
In a three-way all-in, Joshua Parker was the shortest stack involved and tabled the 5♣5♥. He was up against Matthew Mich with the A♠A♦ and Frank Russo turned over the A♣J♠.
The board ran out 7♦3♠2♠J♣9♦ and Parker was eliminated while Mich more than doubled.
Louis Pito three-bet to 6,100 on the button before an opponent in early position four-bet to 16,800. Pito called and they saw a flop of 4♦8♠J♦.
The early-position player then bet 13,000 as Pito went deep into the tank, staring across the table at his opponent for several minutes. "Can I help you? I see you staring at me," his opponent said to him.
Another player at the table eventually called the clock and the countdown had barely begun before Pito moved all in. His opponent, with around 30,000 remaining, snap-folded.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Barry Cleaver all in and at risk for his final 39,000 against Christopher Safaya.
Barry Cleaver: J♥J♠
Christopher Safaya: A♠K♦
The board ran out 8♠3♦4♠6♣K♠ and the river king pulled Safaya into the lead as he eliminated Cleaver from the tournament.
Hundreds of late entrants have already shown up for Day 2d as the field continues to creep up to 10,000 players.
Arun Sriram opened the action with a raise to 2,000 from early position. Maxence Carbonneaux three-bet to 7,000 from the small blind and Sriram called.
Carbonneaux checked the 8♥K♣2♠ flop over to Sriram who bet 5,000. Carbonneaux called.
The turn Q♥ rolled off and action went check-check.
The river 4♣ came down and Carbonneaux sized-up big to 33,000. Sriram gave it a thought, paid it off, and saw he was chopping with his opponent. Carbonneaux had A♦K♦ and Sriram had A♥K♥.
Action was on the river with the board reading J♥5♠Q♦9♣J♣. Nikolai Mamut bet 16,600 into a pot of roughly the same amount from the button. John Adderley was in the big blind and jammed all in to put Mamut to the test for his whole stack.
Mamut took several moments before he called.
Adderley tabled the J♦9♥ boat. Mamut got up and tossed over his beaten 10♦8♥ and hastily left the ballroom.
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