Lander Lijo Bereciartua opened from the cutoff. Metaal called in the small blind and Zerbib called in the big blind. The flop came 
and all three players checked it back.
The turn was the 
. Metaal bet 1,200 and both other players called. The river was the 
. Metaal slowed down and checked, Pierre Zerbib bet 3,500 and Bereciartua called.
Zerbib showed 
for a pair of threes, which was enough to win the pot.
The red all-in triangle was in front of Simeon Spasov in the hijack. He had bet enough to put Sebastian Gahl in the small blind all in on a completed board of 
.
Gahl had 17,300 chips behind in a pot just a little over that amount. After a little time spent in the tank, Gahl made the call for his tournament life.
Sebastian Gahl: 
Simeon Spasov: 
Spasov's set bested Gahl's top pair and he left the tournament room. In the meantime, Spasov is sitting on a stack worth over two starting stacks.
Aliaksei Boika raised to 1,100 and Gilbert Diaz called in the small blind. The flop came 
. Diaz checked and Boika bet 1,500. Diaz raised to 4,000 and Boika reraised to 8,500, which Boika called.
With a large pot now brewing, the turn came the . Diaz checked, Boika bet 9,000, and Diaz folded to give Boika the pot.
Tom Orpaz was in the big blind in a heads-up pot against [Removed:428] in the hijack on a flop of 
.
Orpaz checked on the flop and Maloku checked back. Orpaz checked again on the turn and Maloku bet 1,500. Orpaz check-raised to 4,500 and Maloku called.
The 
river completed the board and Orpaz fired a bet of 7,500. Maloku raised all in and Orpaz quickly folded to hold onto his remaining stack of around 22,000.
A pot was brewing between Daniel De Sousa Custodio on the button and Nazar Buhaiov on the hijack. On a board with 
showing, Buhaiov checked to De Sousa Custodio. He had slightly less than the pot behind, and went for it all by shoving 10,800 chips into the middle.
Buhaiov folded and De Sousa Custodio doubled his remaining chips, while Buhaiov is still sitting on a healthy above-average stack.
Gilbert Diaz raised to 1,300, Christopher Brewer three-bet to 6,000, then Diaz four-bet to 27,000. Brewer called.
Postflop, action got confusing. The dealer misheard a bet and asked Brewer to put in an extra 5,000 chips. Brewer knew where he was at and other players at the table confirmed that Diaz' bet was for 12,300, not the 17,000 requested by the dealer.
"That's not what happened!", said Brewer as the floor staff were called. "He put in 12,300". This was true but, after arguing about the 5k chip, Brewer felt he could not continue the action, the strength of his hand revealed and his bluff option no longer on the table. He folded to Diaz' turn bet.
Ren Lin pulled out a cash game move by "straddling" to 1,000 from under the gun as he raised blind before the cards were dealt and Carlos Zanoni called from the hijack before Nozomu Shimizu three-bet to 6,600 from the button.
Shimizu yelled something in Japanese and Lin and table mate Sung Hyun both burst out laughing before Lin and Zanoni both called.
All three players checked on the 
flop and the same action took place on the turn. Lin and Zanoni both checked on the river and Shimizu bet a tiny 1,000 before Lin check-raised to 15,000. Zanoni folded and Shimizu called.
Lin let out a laugh to show he was beat before turning over 
for ace-high, while Shimizu showed 
to win the pot with a pair of kings.
"YAY!" he celebrated.
"You straddle this time!" Lin ordered.
"I'm tired," replied Shimizu.
Benjamin Spragg has decided to join the High Roller this afternoon and sat down to play. He was involved in a hand with Oshri Lahmani.
In a pot the size of 12,500 chips, Spragg checked from early position on 
. Cutoff Lahmani checked back, and the two repeated their actions on the 
turn and 
river. Spragg showed down 
, which won him the pot.
Emil Bise opened to 1,100 from under the gun and Gilbert Diaz three-bet to 2,700 in the small blind. Bise called.
Diaz continued for 2,500 on the 
flop and Bise put in a small raise to 5,100. Diaz laid it down.
Namhyung Kim raised to 1,000 and Timothy Adams shoved to put the rest of Kim's stack at risk. Kim called and the cards were flipped.
Namhyung Kim: 
Timothy Adams:
The board ran out 
. Kim was ahead for most of the runout, but Adams caught a pair of jacks on the river to bust Kim out of the tournament.
Adams ended up losing a small pot to Jules Dickerson in a blind versus blind clash the next hand, but has still chipped up to more than twice the starting stack since the start of the day.
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