Jeanie Kaufman three-bet to 8,000 in early position and Michael Estes called in middle position. The hijack then moved all in for 22,000 and Kaufman called, while Estes then reshoved. Kaufman had around 35,000 behind, but she quickly got out of the way.
All-In Player: 4♥4♠ 
Michael Estes: J♠J♦
Estes had his opponent crushed with his jacks, and the 10♠Q♦3♦2♠9♣ board kept him in the lead to send his opponent to the rail.
Dino Galic raised to 1,700 in early position and James Hook called in the cutoff. The button then moved all in for 8,500, and both Galic and Hook called.
Galic and Hook checked down the 9♠4♦Q♥K♥4♥ board, and Galic turned over K♠8♠ for a pair of kings. Hook mucked A♠J♠, while the button also tossed away 3♣3♦ and headed to the rail.
A player on the button had a raise of 20,000 in front of him before Stephen Culpepper moved all in from early position. His opponent called for his last 50,000.
All-In Player: Q♥Q♦
Stephen Culpepper: A♣K♣
It was a classic flip, and Culpepper quickly pulled in front on the K♦4♠5♦ flop. "Of course," his opponent lamented, and he could only watch as the 2♥ and 10♣ completed the board to send him to the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Zachary Moger bet 6,500 from early position on a flop of Q♠7♦3♠ and William Broadway called in the hijack. Thomas Hannan then raised to 18,000 on the button, and only Broadway called.
The turn was the 5♥ and Hannan moved all in for 42,000. Broadway took a minute before calling with A♠6♠, while Hannan was ahead with K♠7♣ for a pair of sevens. The river was the 5♦, and Hannan secured the pot.
A count of the chips showed he had Broadway barely covered, and Broadway was sent to the rail. "Sick value bet, sir," a tablemate told him.
"I was only gambling," Hannan replied.
Louis Dochwat was still talking about a recent hand he played against Brady Schlueter, when he flopped a set of deuces on a nine-high flop but Schlueter caught running nines to make a full house holding pocket threes and double up.
"I should have 200,000K right now," Dochwat lamented.
"Do a story about this, how he's crying about it," Schlueter joked.
Dochwat and Tom Fehr then went to the turn on a board of J♦8♣7♦9♥ when they got all their chips in the middle, Fehr from the cutoff and Dochwat in middle position.
Tom Fehr: J♠10♠
Louis Dochwat: Q♣10♣
Dochwat had the nut straight against Fehr's inferior straight, and the river came the 9♠ to secure him the pot. "I can't lose with the nuts every time," Dochwat said as the stacks were counted down. He had Fehr's remaining 50,000 covered, and Fehr was sent to the rail.
"I should have 250K right now, if not more," Dochwat added.
Zachary Moger bet 8,000 from the small blind on a flop of 3♠8♣A♠ and Dennis Phillips called in middle position.
The turn was the 4♣ and Moger moved all in. Phillips tanked for several minutes before he called for his last 40,000, and Moger showed A♦J♠ for top pair. Phillips found himself dominated holding A♥9♥, and the 4♥ river offered no help as he was sent to the rail.
A player in early position raised to 2,500, Jeffrey Gunnip three-bet to 7,200 in the cutoff, and his opponent called.
The flop came 6♦J♠K♥ and Gunnip continued for 6,000. His opponent then moved all in for 25,000, and Gunnip snap-called.
All-In Player: A♠K♠
Jeffrey Gunnip: A♦A♣
The at-risk player had flopped top pair, but he had run right into Gunnip's aces. The rest of the board ran out 7♣2♠, and Gunnip earned the knockout.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
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