Joel Mitchell raised to 13,000 under the gun and Lewis Esposito called in the cutoff.
The flop came 5♠4♣3♣ and Mitchell bet 30,000. Esposito called, and they both checked the J♥ turn.
Mitchell then bet 11,000 on the 8♥ river, and Esposito took a few minutes before folding.
AJ Gillette opened from the cutoff before Elan Chabi three-bet on the button, and Gillette called.
On the Q♦J♣10♦ flop, Gillette check-called a bet of 20,000 from Chabi.
The 10♣ turn checked through to the 5♥ river which saw Gillette lead for 70,000, and Chabi let his hand go fairly quick.
"I have to show, right?" Kaifan Wang said when he had called the all-in of Ricky Landais on the river of a A♥8♠3♥J♣J♥ board and was shown the Q♥10♥ for a flush.
Wang sheepishly flashed his K♣2♣ towards the table and then headed one table over to talk with Tanupat Punjarojanakul.
"He is my coach," Wang said when Maurice Hawkins asked.
"He is your coach? I haven't seen him fold so you are also a crazy motherf**ker?" Hawkins joked.
Landais then filled in the dots of what had happened during the hand.
According to Landais, Wang had raised to 8,000 and he called on the button. They checked the flop and Wang's bet of 16,000 on the turn was called. Wang chipped down to a bet of 6,000 on the river and Landais contemplated his next move before he jammed.
While Wang was in the tank, he said "I only have king-high but really think I am good" after which Landais told his opponent he was gonna show if he folded. That's when Wang then called it off to be sent to the rail.
Justin Liberto opened from the cutoff and was called by Sean Ruane in the small blind, as well as the big blind.
On the Q♠3♦2♦ flop, Liberto continued for 6,000 and only Ruane check-called.
Ruane check-called another bet of 15,000 on the J♣.
On the 3♥ river, Ruane checked a final time to Liberto who bet 18,000. After a minute's tank, Ruane flicked in the call.
Justin Liberto: 7♠6♠
Sean Ruane: 7♥7♣
Liberto was bluffing with air while Ruane made the right call with sevens to drag the pot.
On the Q♥10♠7♦K♦ turn, Blake Vogdes and Arian Stolt invested 30,000 each before they headed to the J♣ on the river.
Vogdes then bet 26,000 and Stolt raised to 52,000.
Vogdes vaulted out of his chair to check the board again carefully before he just called.
Stolt tabled the A♣9♣ and chopped with the A♥K♥ of Vogdes. They both discussed after if any penalty would have been given since both had the effective nuts.
A player in early position moved all in for 35,000, the big blind also shoved for 145,000, and Michael Renna put both opponents at risk in middle position.
Early-Position Player: A♥J♠ 
Big Blind: Q♥Q♦
Michael Renna: K♣K♦
Renna turned over two kings and was a big favorite to bust both opponents. The 3♣7♥3♠6♥8♥ board helped neither player, and Renna scooped in the pot for the double knockout.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are going on the first 15-minute break of the day.
The tournament clock currently shows 126 players remaining.
Liubomyr Melnyk moved all in for 29,500 under the gun and Adam Kim called in the hijack.
Liubomyr Melnyk: A♥9♥
Adam Kim: A♦K♠
The 8♠5♣4♠J♣3♦ board kept Kim in the lead with his king-kicker, and Melnyk was sent to the rail.
The next hand at this table, Daniel Lim raised to 6,000 under the gun and Po Ying three-bet to 18,500 in the small blind. Lim then moved all in for 40,500, and Ying called.
Daniel Lim: A♥Q♦
Po Ying: A♦K♠
Lim found himself dominated as the flop came 10♥6♥4♥ to give him a flush draw. The turn was the 9♣, while the 9♥ river gave him a flush to earn the double up.
Arian Stolt opened to 6,500 from the hijack before Bin Weng three-bet to 26,500 from the small blind. With the action back on Stolt, he attempted to four-bet to 40,000, but it was ruled that the minimum amount was 46,500, and Weng called.
On the 8♥8♦5♥ flop, Stolt continued for 20,000 before Weng check-raised to 62,500, and Stolt called, leaving himself around 60 percent pot behind.
The turn was the 10♣ as Weng announced all in as the covering stack, and Stolt snap-called off his roughly 135,000 stack.
Arian Stolt: A♠8♠
Bin Weng: A♣8♣
Both players held the same hand and flopped trip eights. No flush was possible for either, and the pot was humorously chopped after the irrelevant 9♥ river.
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