Johannes Becker three-bet to 4,000 on the button after Jeff Fielder opened in the cutoff to 1,200. The Iowan called for a 
flop, and he check-called 3,500. On the 
turn, both players checked, and the board sported trips after the 
river.
Fielder checked and quickly called 12,000, but Becker had the winner with 
.
Joe Hachem raised to 1,000 from an early position and Bryce Yockey three-bet to 3,200 from the button. Hachem called.
Both players checked the 
flop and Hachem checked again on the turn. Yockey flicked in 5,000 and Hachem quickly announced he was all in. Yockey released his hand, dropping to around 35,000 while Hachem continued with about 50,000.
Simon Carter opened the hijack to 1,1000 and Nino Ullmann defended his big blind with a call. Ullmann then check-called another 1,100 on 
before both checked the 
turn.
The river fell 
and Ullmann led out a big bet of 7,000. Carter quickly called and Ullmann showed 
for a flopped two pair. Carter, however, got there with 
and took it down.
Marc Rivera checked in a battle of the blinds that already had 20,000 in the pot. The big blind bet 7,000 on the 
flop and Rivera peeled, bringing a 
. This time, he check-folded to 10,000.
Chip Jett and Tomas Ribeiro entered a pot from early positions and Jett checked to the chip leader on the flop. Ribeiro bet 2,500 and Jett quickly tossed in calling chips.
No bets were made on the 
turn and Jett checked again on the river. Ribeiro reached to his piles and threw in 7,600. Jett thought about it for a little bit and then laid his hand down.
Chip Jett bet 6,500 from the button after two players checked to him on 
. Only a player in middle position called. The turn checked through, bringing a . The middle player checked and quickly folded for a shove worth his last 7,500.
James Keenan was all in preflop for 25,625 and his neighbor, who had put in 5,100, thought about folding. However, he couldn't escape with 
, even though his initial instinct proved right as Keenan turned up 
.
The board rolled out 
and Keenan's aces stayed ahead, locking a double for Keenan.
Egor Bulychev bet 1,600 on a 
flop from middle position but faced a check-raise to 3,700 from the small blind. Bulychev called and then had an option on the 
turn. He bet 5,000 and the small blind called. On the river, Bulychev bet 14,000, and the small blind released this time, flashing the .
Jason Gray's remaining chips went in on a 
flop, but he found himself in a bad shape, not only having flopped an inferior pair but also having blocked his kicker. Gray held 
and he couldn't improve against Nick Wright's 
. Wright prevailed on the 
and 
runout, eliminating Gray midway through the sixth level.
The board read 
when the action was picked up with [Removed:172] having 14,500 in front of him. Kramer was sitting under the gun and the action was back at him after Pierce McKellar shoved for 34,900 from the big blind.
Kramer tanked and then placed in his remaining chips, only to see McKellar turn up . Kramer mucked his hand and the dealer verified that McKellar had him covered by less than a big blind. McKellar virtually doubled while Kramer's campaign halted.
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