Joey Couden sold to Team Browndog for $12, becoming the sixth player on that squad.
Dan Smith was an $8 pickup for Team Glaser.
2006 WSOP Player of the Year Jeff Madsen then went to Team Trump Power for just $4, followed by Mike Leah to Team Lang for $8.
Ethan "Rampage" Yau was a $1 player to Team Stake Kings, and Christian Roberts went to Team Blades & Shades for $8.
The bidding for John Riordan started at $5 and climbed to $12 with a final bid from Team Stake Kings, which was left with just $3 with one player left to draft.
Next, Andreas Frohlich went to Team Lucky for $7 as their final pick.
After that, the most feared woman in poker, Kristen Foxen, went to Team Glaser for $16.
And after that, Jerry Wong climbed up the single digits before a final bid of $8 from Team Dinkers.
| Player | Price |
|---|---|
| Esther Taylor | 18 |
| Max Neugebauer | 11 |
| Frankie Brannan | 25 |
| Dylan Weisman | 46 |
| Martin Kabrhel | 69 |
| Cary Katz | 12 |
| Zdenek Zizka | 12 |
| Andreas Frohlich | 1 |
Brian Yoon was the next nominee, and he sold for $20 to Team Wasserson for $30. Eric Wasserson had just one roster spot remaining and $8 left to fill it.
Justin Saliba went for $22 to Team Browndog, Matt Glantz went to Team Dinkers for $27, and Sean Winter went to Team Glaser for $13. Benny Glaser now has three players on his team, along with Craig Chait and Brandon Shack-Harris. But he still has $170 to spend to fill the remaining five roster spots!
Ryan Hoenig quickly climbed up the $30s before a final draft of $58 by Team Premiums Only.
After that, Italian Main Event runner-up Dario Sammartino went for $43 to Team Glue Factory.
And the latest pick went to Klemens Roiter, who sold for $24 to Team Lady Gaga.
Paul Volpe was nominated for $1, but he sold for $5 to Team Fleyshman.
Adrian Mateos sold to Team Blez/NGNF for $12.
Japan's Ryutaro Suziki then went to Matthew Wantman's Team Spitework for $24, while Qiang Xu went for $4 to Team Trump Power, becoming just their second player alongside Shaun Deeb.
Calvin Anderson climbed up the double digits with several bids as he went to Team Glue Factory for $25.
Tyler Moncek nominated Scott Bohlman, who started in single digits and landed at $35 for Team Browndog.
Aram Zobian, who spents his time away from the felt raising money for war-effected children, went to Team Dinkers for $7.
But the real star of the hour was Allen Kessler, who received a standing ovation as he was drafted for $2 by Team Lang. Kessler stayed seated and swiped away on his favorite fruit-themed phone app.
Dylan Smith was next up, and he fetched a handsome price, going for $59 to Team Spitework. Matthew Wantman then snagged Jeremy Becker for $6 as the next player nominated, giving him five players on his roster.
Team Stake Kings then bought Nick Seward for $9, making him the fourth player on their roster, while Team Premiums Only got Andrew Ostapchenko for $12.
Finally, Team Fleyshman picked up Chris Moorman for $6 as their fourth player on the roster.
Nick Guagenti is the latest player to be drafted as the two-time bracelet winner went to Team Browndog for $37.
Meanwhile, Craig Chait went for $1 to Team Glaser before Ren Lin went to Team Lang for $29.
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