Benjamin McCabe was seen taking in a large pot with his showing on a board of . His opponent, Appalaraju Jampana had the showing as the lowing hand as the amount he owed to his opponent was being counted out.
According to action retold to PokerNews, Farid Jatrin took out his opponent when his pocket aces held up in a preflop all in vs pocket jacks. The board ran out to give Jatrin a huge amount of chips.
Yaser Al-Keliddar's chips again were all in the middle on a flop of . The decision was on Benjamin Morgan who had Al-Keliddar covered. He thought it over for a while but laid his hand down, unwilling to commit that many chips. Al-Keliddar showed one of his hole cards the as he took in the spoils.
On a board that read Eric Persian bet 15,000 and was called by Edward Pham. Persian said "Just a king" and Pham turned over the for a pair of kings as well but with the better kicker as Persian's king was was swept away into the muck and the pot was sent over to Pham.
Action was picked up on the turn on a board that read . The pot was about 85,000. Yaser Al-Keliddar moved all in for his remaining count of around 155,000 into two opponents. One opponent thought for about 15 seconds before folding his hand after checking his cards. The decision was then on James Carroll who thought for a longer amount of time. He looked torn over the decision but eventually he laid it down and Al-Keliddar took the pot.
Action was picked up with the board reading . Daniel Wellborn moved all in for his remaining amount of close to 60,000 into a pot of near 70,000. His opponent thought for a while before folding after about 45 seconds and Wellborn added some to his short stack.
Action was picked up on the flop of . Jonathan Gilliam made a bet and was raised by Michael Liang. Gilliam quickly moved all in and Liang laid it down immediately. Gilliam showed for the flopped set.