In a heads-up pot between Chad Eveslage and Chi-Jen Chu, Eveslage checked on the flop of 5♥7♦K♥ and Chu bet 3,000. Eveslage check-raised to 13,000 and Chu called.
Eveslage bet 23,000 on the J♥ turn and Chu called. Eveslage then sized up significantly on the 7♥ turn by moving all in for around 240,000. Chu used a time bank and laid it down.
With the small blind Ben Tollerene forced all in, Alex Foxen raised to 3,500 from middle position, and was called by the big blind Isaac Haxton.
After the 7♦3♦K♣ flop, Haxton check-called a bet of 3,000 from Foxen.
The turn brought the 10♥, and Haxton again check-called a bet from Foxen, this time for 19,000.
Once the A♦ came on the river, Haxton checked to Foxen for a third time. Foxen bet once more, sizing up to 54,000.
Haxton took some time, before raising to roughly 210,000, leaving just 500 behind. Foxen wasted little time to fold his hand and give the sizable side pot to Haxton.
For the much smaller main pot, Haxton turned over the nuts with K♦6♦ after making a flush on the river, and Tollerene was heading to the exits after showing 7♣2♦.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board showing 3♦K♣2♦J♠ and roughly 10,000 in the pot.
After the turn Ben Tollerene in the big blind checked to Jeremy Ausmus in early position, and he bet out 4,000. Tollerene then raised to 16,000, which Ausmus called.
After the 2♣ on the river, Tollerene bet 43,000, leaving just 1,000 behind. Ausmus took a moment before moving all in for Tollerene's last 1,000, which he snap-folded to give the pot to Ausmus.
Richard Gryko raised in late position and Ed Miller three-bet to 11,000 behind him. Gryko four-bet to 28,000 and Miller five-bet jammed a stack of just over 100,000. Gryko called with slightly less.
Richard Gryko: A♦A♥ 
Ed Miller: K♦K♠
Gryko was in a perfect situation until the flop landed K♥7♠3♥ to give Miller a set. The board then finished out 5♦7♣ as Gryko was sent to the rail in brutal fashion.
Level: 2
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Patrick Leonard raised to 2,500 from the hijack, which was called by Clemen Deng on the button and the big blind Joao Simao.
After the J♠2♠5♥ flop, it checked to Leonard who bet out 2,500. Deng made the call, before Simao raised to 12,000. Leonard gave it some thought before folding, as did Deng to give the pot to Simao.
Alex Foxen opened in early position and Ben Tollerene three-bet in the cutoff. Foxen called.
Foxen checked on the flop of 3♦J♣10♠ and Tollerene continued for 8,000. Foxen check-raised to 22,000 and Tollerene called.
Foxen checked on the 2♥ turn and Tollerene bet 25,000. Foxen called. Both players then checked on the 5♣ river as Foxen showed 9♠9♣ to win the pot with a pair of nines.
Brandon Wilson opened the action with a raise to 3,000 from the hijack, before Jesse Lonis three-bet to 11,000 in the cutoff. It then folded to Sam Soverel in the small, and he four-bet to 30,000. The big blind and Wilson quickly folded, but Lonis made the call.
After the A♥A♦7♠ flop, Lonis called a bet of 23,000 from Soverel.
Both players checked to showdown after the 5♦ on the turn and 4♥ on the river. Soverel then quickly turned over 10♦10♣ to take the pot with his pocket tens, as Lonis mucked to give Soverel the pot.
Alex Foxen opened from late position and Dream Seat winner Daniel VanDyke called in the big blind. "I think I can beat this guy so I call!"
VanDyke checked on the flop of J♦4♦4♣ and Foxen continued for 1,500. VanDyke called. VanDyke check-called again on the 6♥ turn as Foxen sized up to 8,000.
The 7♥ river checked through and Van Dyke showed A♣4♠ to win the pot with trips.
"One more, Alex! Come on," he said.
"That's all you get," replied Foxen.
Action folded to Ben Lamb in the cutoff, and he raised to 2,500. He was called by Andrew Lichtenberger on the button and the big blind Matthew Wantman.
All three players checked the 8♦Q♥9♦ flop, to see the 5♦ on the turn. It then checked to Lichtenberger on the button, and he bet out 3,000. Wantman called and Lamb quickly mucked.
After the 2♥ on the river, Wantman checked to Lichtenberger, before folding to his bet of 9,000, giving the pot to Lichtenberger.
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