Frank Simone opened up to 900 from middle position. Liubomyr Melnyk opted to call from the small blind, and Dylan Lemery defended his big blind.
Action checked all the way through, leaving the board to read 7♣K♠10♠8♣Q♣ Simone tabled A♠9♠ for ace-high, but Melnyk had rivered the best of it with Q♥9♥.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Ricardo Eyzaguirre opened to 400 under the gun. Robert Lofaso called on the button, and Nick Pupillo defended his big blind.
He then checked the 2♦J♦7♠ flop, and Eyzaguirre continued for 700. Both of his opponents called.
The 3♠ turn then checked to Lofaso, who fired out 2,000. Pupillo check-raised to 7,200, Eyzaguirre folded, and Borukhovic called. Pupillo then very quickly shoved the 10♥ river, and Lofaso folded.
Anthony Farelli raised to 700 from early position to see Georgios Ballis in the hijack call, with the button flatting behind him. In the small blind, Andrew Hanna three-bet to 3,000 earning calls from both Farelli and Ballis.
The flop rolled out Q♦10♠8♠ and Hanna bet 5,000 to see Farelli raise to 11,000. Ballis pitched his hand and Hanna spent over a minute in the tank before opting to move all in for 32,000 effective. Farelli thought for a few seconds before calling and he tabled his cards.
Anthony Farelli: K♠5♠ 
Andrew Hanna: Q♠J♥
Hanna's hand held up on the J♦3♦ runout and took Farelli out of the tournament.
Nick Pupillo opened to 600 from the cutoff, and his only customer was Mike Dentale in the big blind.
Dentale then checked the 8♦7♦6♣ flop, and pretty quickly called when Pupillo fired out 1,500. The turn 2♣ was dealt, and Dentale checked again.
Pupillo wasted no time in sizing up to 4,400, which had Dentale thinking. After a short while, he returned his cards to the dealer.
Jason Sobin raised to 600 from the cutoff and both Dennis Backhaus in the small blind and Lucio Procopio in the big blind called.
The flop rolled out J♦10♣2♦ and action checked around to Sobin who bet 600 and only Backhaus continued.
Backhaus checked the turn 9♦ and called Sobin's 1,600 bet.
On the river 10♥, Backhause bet 6,300 to see Sobin quickly toss in a call.
Sobin tabled 8♦7♦ for a flush, but it was second best against Backhaus' 9♥9♣ for nines full.
Andrew Ostapchenko opened to 500 under the gun. Frank Simone to his left put in the call, as did Philip Saracino from the cutoff. Anthony Farelli defended his small blind, and Georgios Ballis did the same from the big.
Action checked through on both the flop and turn, leaving the board to read 2♦8♦9♣7♠6♥. At this point, Farelli led out for 500 into the field. Ballis folded, before Ostapchenko went massive, opting for 20,000 as his raise size. It folded back to Farelli, who tabled the 5♥ face up.
"Super straight?" he asked. Ostapchenko just smiled.
Borgata Summer Poker Open champion Carlos Chadha raised to 500 from under the gun and a player in the cutoff called. In the small blind, Elia Ahmadian three-bet to 1,800 and only Chadha continued in the pot.
The flop rolled out A♣9♣6♣ and both players checked.
Ahmadian bet 3,500 on the turn 7♠.
"4,000?" asked Chadha.
"No, 3,500," replied Ahmadian.
Chadha nodded and tossed his hand away.
Action was picked up on the turn, with the board reading 6♣Q♥J♣8♦. Big blind Michael Matrone threw out a half-pot sized bet of 4,500, and his opponent, under the gun player Bartley Dowling, snap-called.
The J♠ peeled off on the river, and Matrone sized up to 7,000. Dowling didn't take too long before calling, but his A♦Q♠ was no good, as Matrone had turned a straight with 10♣9♣
Action was picked up in a pot between Yaohua Bao in the small blind and Joshua McClain in the big blind with 1,400 in the middle.
The flop rolled out A♠9♣2♠ and Bao check-called a bet of 600 from McClain.
On the turn 3♠, McClain fired 900 after being checked too, earning a call from Bao.
Bao fired 3,000 on the river 8♠ and McClain took a few looks at his cards before tossing his hand away.
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