Right before the break, Richard Perkerewicz got it all in from under the gun for 54,000 against Steve Berger in the cutoff who had the covering stack.
Richard Perkerewicz: 9♦9♥ 
Steve Berger: K♦K♣
The flop came 7♣9♣J♠ with Perkerewicz drilling a nine to pull ahead in the hand. The 7♦ improved him to a full house, nines full of sevens. The 2♣ completed the board and the pot was pushed his way.
Caden Coleman found himself in the dream spot when he was involved in a three-way all in with pocket aces for 128,500. One of his opponents had him covered and the other had about 100,000 to start the hand.
Opponent: J♥J♣
Caden Coleman: A♣A♥
Opponent: K♠K♦
The flop came 7♦A♠10♦ with Coleman improving to top set to improve even further. The turn landed the 5♣ and the river brought the 5♠, earning Coleman the sizable pot.
Brad Magnus raised to 8,000 in early position, Victor Peppe flatted in the cutoff, and Michael Wilklow three-bet jammed for 20,000 on the button to put himself at risk. Magnus and Peppe both called.
The flop came J♣3♥A♦ and Magnus fired out a bet of 50,000 to push Peppe out of the pot.
Michael Wilklow: 9♥6♥
Brad Magnus: A♥10♣
Magnus' pair of aces remained best as the board ran out 4♣, 5♥. Wilklow decided to rebuy and received a fresh 60,000 starting stack.
Miguel Martinez got it all in preflop in the big blind with the covering stack against the player in the small blind who had about 52,000 to start the hand.
Small blind: K♣8♣
Miguel Martinez: A♥5♥
The small blind picked up additional out with a flush draw on the J♠10♣4♣ flop but couldn't get there when the board ran out A♦, 8♦.
Martinez now sits with one of the biggest stacks in the room.
Action went three-ways to a flop of 9♣4♦J♠ in a hand between the under-the-gun Terence Reid, Robin Stene in the small blind, and the player in the big blind.
It checked over to Reid who bet 9,000 and Stene moved all in for 37,500 to put himself at risk. The big blind got out of the way and Reid quickly called.
Robin Stene: J♥9♠
Terence Reid: K♣K♦
The turn landed the 8♥ and the river fell the 2♦, earning Stene the double up with two pair, jacks and nines to crack Reid's kings.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Timothy Blue limped in early position and John Boyle moved all in on the button for 51,500 to put himself at risk. Blue thought for a moment before making the call.
John Boyle: A♦Q♥
Timothy Blue: Q♦10♠
The flop came Q♦3♦7♥ with Boyle still out in the lead. He improved to two pair on the A♣ turn and the meaningless 9♥ landed on the river to secure him the double up.
The next hand, Blue got it all in preflop from under the gun for his remaining 26,500 against Tyler Caspers in the small blind who had the covering stack.
Timothy Blue: A♣4♥
Tyler Caspers: 8♣8♦
Blue pulled ahead on the A♥9♣5♣ flop, pairing his ace. The 3♥ turn and 10♠ river offered no help to Caspers and the pot was pushed Blue's way.
Miles Barnum was all in preflop in the hijack for 26,500 against the player on the button who had him covered.
Miles Barnum: A♠J♠
Button: Q♦10♦
The flop came J♣7♣6♥ with Barnum improving to a pair of jacks. The 5♥ turn and 9♦ river offered no help to the button and Barnum doubled up to get back to starting stack.
Dave Ledeman was involved in a three-way all in from the cutoff with the covering stack against the players in the blinds.
Small blind: A♦K♣
Big blind: Q♥Q♠
Dave Ledeman: A♥K♥
Ledeman picked up the nut flush draw on the 2♥5♣6♥ flop but the player in the big blind was still out in the lead with a pair of queens.
The 6♦ on the turn was a blank, but Ledeman spiked the 4♥ on the river to improve to a flush, knocking out both of his opponents in the process.
Tyler Kolness was in the big blind and got it all in preflop with the covering stack against the player in middle position who had about 50,000 to start the hand.
Middle position: Q♠Q♦
Tyler Kolness: K♦K♠
The flop came 7♠5♠9♦ with Kolness still out in the lead. The turn brought some paint but it was the J♥ and Kolness' kings were still best. The 6♦ fell on the river and Kolness collected the pot.
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