Action was three-way to the 7♠A♥3♠ flop, where Yang Lei checked from the small blind and Nick Low did the same in middle position. Jayden Zalac bet 3,300 in the cutoff, producing a call from Lei and a fold from Low.
Both players checked the 5♠ turn, with Lei checking one last time on the 5♦ river.
Zalac fired 10,000 into the middle but was met with a check-raise from Lei, who moved all in for 34,000.
After taking a few minutes, Zalac slid his cards to the dealer as Lei moved back over starting stack.
Van Mai opened in early position and called after Amir Farazmand three-bet to 2,100 on the button.
Mai checked the 4♥3♦J♣ flop, as did Farazmand to the 2♠ turn. Another check from Mai was followed by a bet of 3,000 from Farazmand.
The call was made to the A♦ river, where Mai checked again. Farazmand fired 6,000 but quickly mucked when Mai announced a check-raise to 15,000 to take the pot.
A middle position limper quickly got out of the way once Nelson Dong and Amir Farazmand engaged in a raising war. After getting both stacks into the middle, the cards were revealed with Dong at risk.
Nelson Dong: K♠K♣
Amir Farazmand: A♠A♥
The classic cooler was set to see Dong eliminated for a second time on the day, but he was able to find a set on the 5♦K♦10♣ flop. The 10♦ turn improved his holding to a full house, while Farazmand missed on the 8♠ river and Dong doubled up.
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Sunia Fonua opened to 1,200 in early position and was called by Tri Lam in the cutoff. Moe Azizan also called on the button before Adonis Popotas three-bet to 5,800 in the small blind.
Lauren Gabriel was last to act in the big blind, and announced a four-bet to 15,600. That scared off all four opponents to claim the pot without a flop.
Van Mei opened to 1,200 on the button before Scotty Reitsema three-bet to 5,800 in the small blind. Mitchell Curley came along in the big blind, with Mei calling to the 6♠5♥J♦ flop.
Reitsema checked to Curley, who fired 7,600. Mei called while Reitsema got out of the way.
Curley led out for 11,800 on the 4♦ turn and Mei called again. The dealer turned over the 6♣ river and Curley moved all in for his last 28,600.
Mei took a few minutes before moving chips into the middle. Curley could only show his bluff with A♥Q♦, while Mei revealed 7♠5♦ for two pair to send his opponent to the rail.