On a flop of , Erik Seidel fired out 1,500. Sam Iola raised to 3,600. That knocked Phil Collins and Dan Heimiller out of the way, but Seidel made the call.
The turn brought the and Seidel checked. After a minute, Iola fired 7,200. Seidel called.
The river completed the board with the and Seidel checked. Iola fired 20,075. Seidel came back with a raise all in and Iola quickly called.
All the excitement was thrown aside when both players turned up the for the nut full house and chopped up the pot.
On the flop of , Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier fired 1,550. Craig Bergeron raised to 4,200 and Grospellier made the call.
The turn card added the to the board and both players checked to see the fall on the river. Grospellier fired 8,800 and Bergeron went into the tank. He eventually called and Grospellier tabled the for a turned two pair. Bergeron mucked his hand and wasn't happy about it, dropping back to 31,000 in chips. Grospellier increased to 79,000.
The board read and it appeared that Zach Gruneberg check-raised all in against an opponent for 12,425. After a few moments his opponent called , up against Gruneberg's . The turn brought the to give Gruneberg the lead. The river fell the and Gruneberg found a timely double up to about 27,000.
With 5,900 chips in the middle, Jordan Young fired 3,750 on the board of . Jonathan Duhamel thought for a bit and then raised to 9,450. Young went into the tank for a minute or two before folding his hand. Duhamel picked up the pot and increased to 87,000 in chips. Young was knocked back to 52,300.
On a board, David Benyamine check-called 3,300 from John Racener and when the river fell, Benyamine checked again. Racener fired 11,000 and was quickly called, showing for the nuts. Benyamine mucked and slipped to 22,000, while Racener is up to about 76,000
With the board reading , there was slightly over 58,000 chips in the middle on this hand between Steven Levy and Joe Hachem. Hachem was facing a decision as Levy had moved in on the river for 30,300. Hachem tanked for a few minutes and then finally folded his hand. He lost the pot and saw his stack fall to 18,000 in chips. Levy increased to 88,000.
"I'm just going to fold every hand I play," commented Hachem as Levy was pulling in the pot.