Yuhan Wang opened from the button, Giorgi Tsukhishvili in the small blind three-bet all-in for 35,000 and Wang called.
Giorgi Tsukhishvili: 3♠3♦ 
Yuhan Wang: A♠J♦
Tsukhishvili was on his way to double up on 6♠5♥9♥K♥, but the A♦ river gave the best hand to Wang, sending Tsukhishvili to the rail.
Paulina Loeliger put in her last 14,000 from the button. Reigning WSOP Main Event champion Michael Mizrachi snap-called from the big blind.
Paulina Loeliger: Q♦J♠
Michael Mizrachi: A♦K♥
Loeliger made the nut-straight on the A♠K♣10♥ but was immediately drawing dead after Mizrachi made aces full of kings on the A♣ turn. The 6♠ river completed the board, and Loeliger wished the table luck as she departed.
Day 1c will close upon the completion of Level 10.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Cards were on their backs with David Riha all-in and at risk for his last 39,000 against Terrance Reid.
David Riha: 10♠10♥
Terrance Reid: A♦K♦
Reid mentioned he hadn’t been able to beat pocket tens in flip situations in Prague, and that trend continued as his ace-king failed to connect on the 6♥6♦8♠2♦8♥ board, sending the pot to Riha.
Carl Shaw opened to 3,500 from under the gun before Dimitri Huley made it 10,500 from the next seat over. Mitchell Hynam four-bet to 26,500 from the small blind, forcing out Shaw. After using a time bank, Huley jammed for 61,000 and was snap-called.
Dimitri Huley: K♠K♣
Mitchell Hynam: Q♥Q♠
There was no drama for Huley, making a set on the K♦6♣3♥ flop and sealed the checkmark on the 4♥ turn ahead of the Q♦ river.
Zeljko Tokic opened to 3,000 from under the gun and was called by both Stoyan Madanzhiev to his left and by the button.
After Tokic checked the Q♦8♦7♦ flop, Madanzhiev bet 2,500. The button folded but Tokic called.
Tokic checked the Q♠ turn and Madanzhiev fired a second barrel to 10,500 which made Tokic fold.
Madanzhiev allowed Tokic to see one of his cards and it was the K♠. "Oh, not like that," Madanzhiev joked while taking the pot.
2011 WSOP Main Event runner-up Martin Staszko opened to 3,500 from under the gun and called when Pedro Cassar made it 9,000 on his direct left.
Staszko check-called for 11,000 on the Q♦10♠5♣ flop, bringing in the 9♦ turn. He checked once more, and Cassar sized up to 25,000. Staszko, the bigger stack, jammed for the 100,000 more his opponent had behind. After some thinking time, Cassar folded.
Staszko won $5,433,086 for coming second in Poker's World Championship fifteen years ago. But did you know his last tournament cash was in an €80 buy-in event in February?
He came 39th in that tournament that was a part of the King's Prague 1 Million Crown Series, earning €185.
Cards went on their backs with Aleksandr Shevliakov in the small blind at risk against Sardor Shagulyamov under the gun.
Aleksandr Shevliakov: Q♣Q♦
Sardor Shagulyamov: A♦K♠
Shevliakov lost the flip on 3♥Q♠4♦9♠10♦. Both stacks were counted and with 109,000, Shevliakov was very slightly covered and eliminated.
Martin Tsvetanov opened to 3,000 from the hijack and was called by Sara Mansournia from the small blind. Jorge Hou three-bet to 13,500 from the big blind. Tsvetanov responded with a reraise to 28,000, folding oout Mansournia. Hou jammed for 121,000 and was snap-called.
Jorge Hou: KxKx
Martin Tsvetanov: A♦A♣
Tsvetanov made a set of aces on the A♠6♠2♦ flop, but Hou found a glimmer of hope on the K♠ turn. However, the miracle one-outer did not appear for Hou on the J♥ river and he was eliminated.
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