Masa Kagawa opened to 1,500 from under the gun and Billy Jordanou made the call before Jonathan Karamalikis three-bet the button to 6,500.
Kagawa folded but Jordanou made the call the call as the flop landed as Jordanou checked and Karamalikis pushed out a continuation-bet of 8,000.
As the clock ticked down, Jordanou eventually timed out as Karamalikis was awarded the pot to move to 140,000 while Jordanou slipped to 65,000 in chips.
Winfred Yu raised to 1,500 from the cutoff seat. Masa Kagawa reraised to 4,500. Yu came back with a four-bet to 14,500 and Kagawa called.
The flop came down and both players checked after some aggressive action preflop. The turn brought the and Yu checked before Kagawa bet 12,000. Yu made the call. The river card was the and both players checked.
Kagawa showed the , but lost to Yu's . He dropped back to 66,000 while Yu moved his stack up to 135,000 in chips.
Erick Lindgren opened to 1,000 with Phil Ivey, Billy Jordanou and Daniel Cates making the call as the flop landed .
Lindgren fired out a continuation-bet of 2,500 only to have Jordanou make it 5,500 from the small blind.
Once Cates had passed from the big, Lindgren slid in a three-bet to 13,000 as Jordanou kicked his cards to the muck.
"Nice bet!" stated Jordanou as he slipped to 72,000. Lindgren on the other hand, has just climbed over his starting stack - albeit by a couple of big blinds.
Jonathan Karamalikis raised from the hijack seat to 1,500. Erick Lindgren called from the cutoff and Phil Ivey called from the big blind. All three players watched the flop come down and Ivey checked. Karamalikis fired 2,000 before getting raised to 5,500 from Lindgren. Ivey folded and Karamalikis called.
The turn was the and prompted a check from both players before the fell on the river. Karamalikis fired 9,000 and Lindgren called.
Karamalikis showed that he rivered a full house with the and Lindgren mucked his hand, laughing in the process as he dropped to 90,000. Karamalikis increased to 130,000.
David Oppenheim opened the lo-jack with a min-raise to 1,000 as Erik Seidel called next to speak before Brendon Rubie three-bet to 6,000.
Being pot limit preflop however, Rubie was forced to make it 4,500 as both Oppenheim and Seidel called to see a flop fall.
From out of the big blind, Rubie slid out a continuation-bet of 11,000 only to have Oppenheim drop in an assortment of chips amounting to a re-raise of 24,000.
Seidel swiftly folded, as did Rubie, to see Oppenheim collect the pot.
With 20,000 chips already in the pot, the board was between Erik Cajelais and Sorel Mizzi. Cajelais fired 16,000 and Mizzi made the call.
The river completed the board with the and Cajelais checked. Mizzi bet 34,000 and that was good enough to win him the pot. He's up to 124,000 while Cajelais dropped back to 78,000.