flop against his opponent's 
. All of the money went in on the flop and the board ran out 
, 
giving Black the checkmark for the hand.
.
, Oliver Gill's opponent shoved all in for 36,900. Gill went into the tank for several minutes while feeling out his opponent. He tried to figure out if he had a set or not.
and the river was a 
. Gill's Aces held up and he increased his stack to 58,000.
. Chadwick won the pot and increased his stack to 49,900.
flop. He was then raised by Matt Sexton, who kicked it to 8,500. When the action returned to Juanda he re-raised all in on the strength of an open-ended straight draw (
) and Sexton, pot committed, made the call with . The turn and river came 
, and Sexton took down the pot with a pair of jacks. and was called by Joe Reino in the big blind who tabled 
. Neither player hit the 
board, and Juanda raked the pot with ace-high, finishing the day with right around 17,000 in chips.
