Michael Egan in the cutoff opened to 40,000 and Michael Addamo in the small blind three-bet to 160,000, which Egan called. The flop brought 
and Addamo's continuation bet of 115,000 was called.
After the 
turn, Addamo moved all in and Egan reluctantly called for his last 406,000.
Michael Egan: 
Michael Addamo: 
Egan nodded upon seeing the cards of his opponent but avoided the elimination thanks to the 
on the river.
Pim De Goede raised first to act and he was called by Clinton Taylor on the button. De Goede checked and called a bet of 63,000 on the 
flop. De Goede checked and called a second bet of 44,000 on the 
turn and they checked the 
on the river.
Taylor tabled 
for the queen-high flush and De Goede turned over 
for the nuts. Immediately after the hand, Taylor said he was afraid of the nutflush and both players ended up bumping fists.
Simon Chahine in the big blind check-called a bet of 60,000 by Hamish Crawshaw on the 
turn and checked again the 
on the river. Crawshaw made it 152,000 to go and Chahine was sent into the think tank. Chahine eventually called and was shown the 
for a bluff by Crawshaw, claiming the pot with the for top pair.
The board read 
and Ryan Otto bet 125,000 and opponent Gavin Flynn called.
The river was the . Otto checked and Flynn checked behind.
"Jack-high," said Otto and Flynn turned over 
to take down the pot with second pair.
Here are the chip counts from Table 28.
Ryan Otto made it 32,000 and Matthew Wakeman in the small blind three-bet to 115,000. Otto asked for the stack size of Clinton Taylor in the big blind before proceeding to call. On the 
flop, Wakeman continued for 85,000 and Otto tossed in calling chips.
The on the turn was checked and Wakeman also checked the river. Otto moved all in for 236,000 and Wakeman needed more than two minutes before sending his cards into the muck.
On a 
flop Hamish Crawshaw checked to Anthony Kingston who bet 103,000 into a pot of around 140,000.
Crawshaw called but nodded and mucked when shown 
for two pair by his opponent, who moved over a million in chips.
Quan Zhou open-jammed for 138,000 from under the gun. Mike Del Vecchio called in the small blind and Simon Chahine folded his big blind.
Zhou:
Del Vecchio: 
There was a king on the 
flop giving Del Vecchio the lead. The turn gave both players a flush draw for a chop.
"Chop it up?" said Del Vecchio. But the river was the pairing the board and sending Zhou to the exit.
Over on the feature table, Norihiro Otani check-raised a flop to 125,000 and he was called by Andrew Theakstone. The 
followed on the turn and Otani check-called a bet of 155,000 before they checked the on the river.
Theakstone as last aggressor showed 
and Otani claimed the pot with 
.
Quan Zhou took another hit to his stack when he moved all in blind versus blind against a short-stacked Robert Glasspool.
Robert Glasspool: 
Quan Zhou: 
The board came 
and Glasspool held up to double for 185,000.
Over on table 28, Gavin Flynn defended his big blind and check-called a bet of 86,000 by Pim De Goede in the under-the-gun position with the turn showing 
. On the river, Flynn checked again and De Goede moved all in, forcing an instant fold from his opponent. De Goede flashed the for ace-high.
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