After the small blind limped in, Josh Reichard pushed all in for 12,100. The small blind called with and was ahead of Reichard's . Not for long though as Reichard flopped quads when the other three fives emerged, ending the hand.
Brandon Fish got his last 15,000 or so all in with against the of Eric Rodawig. The board ran out clean for Rodawig and the circuit winner hit the rail.
We didn't see the action, but Jamie Kerstetter received a double after turning into a backdoor straight in a blind-versus-button battle. She was against and took 15,500 from her opponent.
We found Clint Lilienthal pushing his remaining 8,975 in on a flop. His opponent in early position called with , which dominated Lilienthal's . No six appeared on the turn or river, and Lilienthal's prediction of the greatest comeback ever after he was down to 3,000 in the early going proved inaccurate.
Jon Lawson opened for 2,500 from under the gun, but he got four callers nonetheless. The flop came , and action checked to Tang, who bet 4,200. Only big blind Eric Rodawig called. Rodawig then check-called 6,000 more on the turn, and both checked the river.
Rodawig showed , but his kicker was inferior to that of Tang, who showed down .
Drew Woodke got his last 5,000 or so in preflop with against . He stood up but then moved back into his seat after a ten-high flop. Nothing else of consequence hit the board.