After a late position player raised to 10,500, Victor Greeley moved all in for his last 61,000. His opponent made the call with as Greeley held the lead with his .
The board ran out to give Greeley trip aces and the double up to 123,000.
Clint Miller opened with a raise to 16,000 from middle position before Paul Volpe popped it up to 44,000 to go from the big blind. Miller made the call and they took a flop of .
First to act was Volpe and he decided the best approach was to move all in. It forced a fold from Miller as Volpe flashed for nothing but ace-high as he raked in the chips.
Miller slips to 96,000 with Volpe now up to 175,000.
Sarang Ahuja has taken a commanding chip lead after busting three players on three straight hands.
In the first hand, Mike Souza shoved for 31,500 over Ahuja's preflop raise. Ahuja called, showing versus Souza's .
Ahuja took the hand with a full house on a board of and built his stack to 360,000.
Next, Ahuja took out Hyun Jung when he called an all in with versus Jung's . The board of didn't help Jung, and Ahuja quickly moved to 510,000.
Finally, took out a third opponent when he called another preflop all in, this time with . His opponent held and was drawing almost dead. If his over-pair wasn't enough to win the hand, Ahuja rivered the nut flush on a board of to build his stack to 550,000.
Kia Hamadani has just doubled through overnight chip leader Victor Greeley. The chips went in on a flop of with Hamadani holding two pair with but needing to dodge plenty of outs against Greeley's .
The turn and river bricked out running eights and Hamadani doubles to 300,000, leaving Greeley with 109,000.
Peter Cross reraised all in for 31,500 from the small blind before the flop and got a call from Gabriel Torres in the cutoff.
Torres showed to dominate Cross' , and took a commanding lead when he flopped two pair on a board of . Cross bricked out on the turn and river as neither the or provided any help.
Torres is now among the chip leaders with 200,000.
Brent Wajcman was a little bit excited when he found a much needed double up with his cracking his opponent's pocket queens when an ace spiked on the flop.
Wajcman raked in the 150,000 chips and high-fived his buddies on the rail, only to be given an "informal warning" in regards to the excessive celebration rule.
Darren Grant raised to 10,500 from early position and Steve Murphy made the call from the big blind. Murphy then check-raised all in after Grant bet 20,000 on a flop of .
Grant made a pot committed call with and was hoping for just two outs against Murphy's . They didn't come and the gave Murphy the hand. He's now sitting on 84,000 while Grant has 82,000.
Francois Safieddine pushed his last 22,500 chips into the middle preflop from the big blind and got one caller.
Safieddine showed while his opponent held . A flop of helped Safieddne's cause as did the on the turn, giving him two pair. The on the river improved his hand even more, and Safieddne moved his stack to 65,000 with the winning flush.