Chance Kornuth opened to 1,200 from middle position and received a call from Bill Klein in the hijack before Michael Berk three-bet to 5,200 from the cutoff. Kornuth folded while Klein made the call.
The flop came A♥Q♦8♦ and Klein check-called a 3,500 continuation-bet from Berk.
Both players checked the Q♠ turn leading to the 10♠ river. Klein bet 11,000, Berk shoved with a covering stack and Klein, who had around 25,000 behind, snap-folded.
A player in middle position raised to 1,200 and Dylan Linde called next to act. Jeremy Ausmus then three-bet to 4,000 from the button and the original raiser called. Linde then four-bet all in, Ausmus called off for 20,400, and the middle-position player folded.
Jeremy Ausmus: J♦J♣ 
Dylan Linde: 10♦10♠
Ausmus had the superior pocket pair and he shipped the double after the board ran out A♣Q♣5♣J♠2♣ tp improve him to a flush.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Ryan McClintock opened to 1,200 from under the gun and received calls from Andrew Moreno in middle position and Jeremy Becker in the big blind.
The flop came K♠Q♣7♦. Becker checked, McClintock bet 2,500, Moreno folded and Becker called.
Both players checked the 4♣ turn leading to the 5♦ river. Becker bet 500 and McClintock made the call.
Becker turned over third pair with 8♣7♣ and McClintock mucked.
A pot of around 20,000 had formed on the river in a hand between Ivan Ruban from the small blind and Barry Woods from the cutoff on the river.
With the board reading 10♣9♠4♥8♠4♠, Ruban jammed for his remaining 16,700 which sent Woods deep into the tank. After some time, Woods decided to call him down with his big stack and the hands were revealed.
Ivan Ruban: J♠7♠
Barry Woods: K♣10♠
Ruban had rivered a flush while Woods got sticky with his top pair and Ruban was able to find the full double at the expense of Woods.
With around 17,000 in the pot and a board reading 4♥8♦K♦8♣, Griffin Benger checked from the small blind and Bin Weng bet 7,200 from the big.
Benger called and then checked the 9♠ river. Beng thought for a few moments before shoving on Benger, who had approximately 22,000 back.
Benger ended up folding, but his seat was vacated a short time later indicating he had been eliminated from the tournament. However, he made his way to registration and exercised his option to reenter.
In a preflop confrontation Jason Sagle was all in for 15,700 from middle position and up against Victoria Livschitz who had him covered from the cutoff.
Jason Sagle: A♣K♠
Victoria Livschitz: A♥Q♦
Sagle was in a great spot to double up with the bigger ace but the Q♠3♠9♦ flop gave Livschitz top pair, leaving Sagle drawing to just three outs. He couldn't catch a king when the rest of the board ran out 2♦5♠ and was sent to the rail while Livschitz claimed the last of his chips.
A pot of around 11,500 had formed preflop between Tristan Wade in the small blind and Terrance Reid in the big blind.
On the flop of 10♠10♥10♦, Wade continued for 3,000 and Reid put in the call.
The turn brought the 2♠. Wade slowed down with a check and Reid cut out a bet of 4,400. In response, Wade raised enough to put Reid all-in for around 18,500 effective. Reid deliberated for around a minute before he opted to let it, giving a sizeable pot to Wade without showdown.
John Riordan raised to 1,200 under the gun and Michael Berk three-bet to 3,300 from the cutoff. Action folded back to Riordan and he called to see a flop of 4♥5♠9♣.
Both players checked and then did the same on the 4♣ turn.
When the Q♣ completed the board on the river, Riordan checked for the third time and Berk, who had the bigger stack, moved all in. Riordan had 22,000 behind and opted to preserve it by laying down his hand.
Lawrence Brandt opened to 1,200 from the cutoff and Victoria Livschitz called from the button.
The flop came A♦9♦7♦ and Brandt fired a 1,500 continuation-bet that Livschitz called.
Brandt bet another 4,200 when checked to on the 9♥ turn and this time Livschitz opted to fold.
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