Max Young jammed for 55,000 from middle position, and the hijack three-bet shoved for 82,000, chasing out the rest of the field.
Max Young: 
Opponent: 
Young, fresh off his second Run It Up Reno final table appearance in the $1,100 Thursday Thrilla, found no help on the 
flop, and the 
turn left him looking for an ace to survive. The 
river sent Young the double and left his opponent short, and he busted a short time later.
A player raised to 35,000 from an 80,000 stack in middle position, and Nick Guevara three-bet shoved for 82,000 on the button. The middle position player called.
Opponent:
Nick Guevera: 
Guevera was dominated for the majority of his stack, and the 
flop brought no immediate help. The 
turn was one of the best cards in the deck that wasn't a queen, however, as Guevera now held a Royal Flush draw. The 
river gave Guevera the flush, and he slammed the table in celebration before taking down the pot and essentially doubling up.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
An early position player opened to 7,000, Dallas Elwell three-bet to 17,000, and Steve Roselius went all in.
The original raiser folded, and Elwell thought it over for a bit before calling.
Steve Roselius: 
Dallas Elwell:
Board: 
Elwell had one of the hands Roselius didn't want to see, and the on the turn clinched the win for Elwell.
Carlos Pal three-bet shoved for 38,000 from the big blind after a raise from the hijack and two calls. Action folded to the small blind, who looked Pal up.
Carlos Pal: 
Opponent: 
Pal leapt to a commanding lead on the 
flop, one he wouldn't relinguish on the 
turn or 
river to earn the double.
The board showed 
on the flop, and Voislav Ivanovski bet 10,000 from the big blind.
Loren Klein thought it over for awhile before putting in a raise from the hijack, for 28,000. Ivanovski took a few seconds before deciding on a fold.
A player raised to 6,000 from under the gun, and was called by the cutoff. Dick Hanley three-bet to 21,000 on the button, and "Boston" Rob Mariano four-bet shoved for 35,000 in the small blind. Action folded back to Hanley, who called.
Rob Mariano: 
Dick Hanley: 
Mariano was looking for a queen to survive, but the 
flop and turn were no help, and the river left Hanley's kicker as the difference maker.
"Alright, good game, guys!" Mariano said. "Get to do it all again tomorrow!"
Dan Healey opened to 7,000 under the gun, Jessica Plusko three-bet to 20,000 on the direct left, and Healey called.
Both players checked the 
flop. Healey bet 22,000 on the turn, and Plusko called.
Healey bet 50,000 on the river, and Plusko called. Healey showed , Plusko mucked, and in the span of a few hands Healey has vaulted up to over the 300k mark.
After opening in middle position, Josh "Thrasher" Marle called a three-bet shove to 47,000 by a player in the cutoff.
Opponent:
Josh Marle:
Marle's queens held on the flop, but the 
turn gave his opponent a set. Marle needed a queen or a nine to earn the KO, and after the 
fell on the river, Marle delivered a loud, "F*** yeah!" and stood up and pumped his fist, before sitting back down and claiming his opponent's stack.
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