When the action folded to James Clossick in the small blind, he moved all in, covering the 615,000 stack of Michael Maybin in the big blind. Maybin took one look at his cards and called.
Michael Maybin: Q♥Q♣
James Clossick: Q♦9♦
An ideal spot for Maybin to spin up his 8 big blind stack, and when the dealer spread a 3♠4♦A♥2♠K♣ board, he secured the double up.
Joining the action with roughly 750,000 already in the pot, under the gun player Danilo Donnini checked on a 8♣3♣6♥ flop. One seat to his left, Weijie Zheng put a bet of 375,000 into the middle. Donnini called.
The dealer added the K♠ turn to the board, and this time Donnini opted to check-fold when Zheng continued for 850,000.
Panteleimon Pontos raised to 175,000 under the gun, facing a three-bet to 450,000 from Seamus Cahill on the button, who was playing a monster stack.
Pontos used a few time bank, after which the dealer called the floor. It appeared Pontos only had 25,000 behind, causing the floor to rule his clock to be reduced to five seconds.
However, most of Pontos' chips were actually near his neighbor. The situation was quickly resolved, and Pontos thought a little longer before four-betting all in for 1,275,000. Cahill snap-called.
Panteleimon Pontos: A♠J♥
Seamus Cahill: 10♥10♦
The board ran out a straight with 6♠7♥4♦5♣3♦, and the players chopped the pot.
Afterward, Pontos stirred some more controversy when he did not want to relinquish his time banks, as he claimed the dealer should have taken them as the hand went along.
The floor was once again called, and Pontos was forced to spend the time banks he had used.
Zach Moger opened to 160,000 from under the gun before seeing Catalin Pop move all in for 1,095,000 two seats to his left. There was plenty of interest in the all-in, as multiple players confirmed the bet size with the dealer. One by one, though, the action folded back to Moger, who also returned his cards to the dealer.
Iani Tulica had raised in the hijack when Kalozan Lyubomirov committed his 850,000 chips from the cutoff. It folded back to Tulica, who quickly called.
Kalozan Lyubomirov: Q♠Q♥
Iani Tulica: A♠A♣
Tulica's aces made a straight on the 4♦5♠3♣2♠ turn, and the 10♠ river did not bring a chop on the table. Lyubomirov took his exit as Tulica chipped up to over 50 big blinds.