Andrew Fisher raised under the gun to 21,000 and Michael Benvenuti moved all in for 160,000 from his immediate left. The other players folded and Fisher called.
When we arrived at the table, the board was in the middle of the table in a hand between Steve Warburton and Michael Rocco. Warburton moved all in, having Rocco well covered.
With around 265,000 left in his stack, Rocco went deep into the tank. Eventually, the clock was called on Rocco. With one second left, he made the call. Warburton tabled the for the nut flush, and Rocco was eliminated in 24th place for a little over $10,000.
Warburton scooped the pot and moved to 1.34 million in chips.
David Kluchman was all in from the small blind for 119,000 with the . Jiachen Gong called the shove from the big blind with the . The flop, turn, and river ran out to give Gong two pair and the winning hand.
Kluchman finished in 23rd place and collected $10,180.
Alex Keating limped in from under the gun, then action folded over to the cutoff seat. There sat Oleksandr Gnatenko, and he too limped in. Keven Stammen completed from the small blind, and Brian Yoon checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came down , and action was checked by Stammen and Yoon. Keating bet an unknown amount, and Gnatenko called. Stammen folded, and Yoon called.
The turn was the , and Yoon checked. Keating fired 65,000, Gnatenko folded, and Yoon check-raised all in for about 120,000. Keating called with the for a set of sevens. Soon had the for a pair and a flush draw.
The river was the , and Yoon hit the rail in 22nd place for $10,180.
Steve McNally moved all in from early position for about 140,000, and Dmitry Vitkind reraised all in over the top to isolate. McNally had the , and Vitkind had the . The tens held for Vitkind on the board, and McNally was eliminated.
From the hijack seat, Rachel Kranz raised to 25,000. Steve Warburton reraised all in from the big blind, and Kranz called all in for 162,000 total. Kranz held the against Warburton's .
The flop didn't do much for Kranz, but the on the turn put her in the lead. The river was the to finish Kranz off with trips and double her up.