With more than 20,000 in the pot on the river, and the board showing 
, the big blind bet 6,000 into Chris Binsley, whi was sitting in the cutoff.
Binsley raised to 15,000, sending the big blind into the tank. The big blind eventually called, but mucked when Binsley turned over 
for a set of nines.
With the board reading 
, the under-the-gun player checked, and Chris Caruso bet 6,000 from the cutoff. Caruso's opponent called.
The under-the-gun player check-called a 15,000 bet from Caruso on the river, and Caruso tabled the nuts, showing 
.
A middle-position player got all of the chips in preflop against Jake Ripnick, who had the opponent covered in the hijack.
Middle Position: 
Jake Ripnick: 
Board: 
Ripnick was ahead the whole way, and is up to 92,000 in the aftermath.
Three players went to the flop on a 
board. The under-the-gun player bet 2,000, Tom Gropf called from middle position, and the third player folded.
The turn came , the under-the-gun player bet 6,000, and Gropf went all in, having his opponent well-covered. Gropf's opponent, with 17,700 behind, folded.
Gropf is up to 122,000 after the win, and is sitting on one of the biggest stacks in the room as Level 4 begins.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
With 
on the board, Phil Wong bet 1,000 from early position, V Nguon raised to 6,000 from the button, and Wong called.
Wong led out for 6,000 on the 
turn, Nguon raised all in, and Wong called.
V Nguon:
Phil Wong: 
Wong's top set was well ahead, and the river clinched the win. Wong had Nguon covered when the chips were settled, and Nguon headed to the rail.
With around 12,000 in the pot by the river, Lou Pelletteri bet 10,000 from the big blind, and his opponent on the button went into the tank.
After a couple of minutes, the button called, but saw the bad news when Pelletteri showed down 
for trip sevens. The button player made a frustrated muck, and Pelletteri took down the pot.
More than 10,000 went in the middle preflop in a three-way pot, which included the hijack, small blind, and Nan Kim in the big blind.
All three players checked the 
flop.
The turn came 
, the small blind checked, Kim bet 7,500, the hijack called, and the small blind folded.
Both players checked the 
river, and Kim showed . The hijack showed the as he mucked, sending Kim the 20,000-plus pot.
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