William Brewer led out for 15,000 from the small blind on a flop of Q♣A♠2♠ and Justin Coliny called in the hijack.
The turn was the 3♣ and Brewer bet another 15,000. Coliny then raised to 50,000, Brewer moved all in for 95,000, and Coliny snap-called.
Brewer showed A♥10♦ for top pair, but he was already drawing dead as Coliny had 2♦2♥ for a set. The river was the 10♠, and Brewer was sent to the rail.
Tristan Jappa bet 30,000 from the cutoff on a board of K♣A♣Q♣J♠ and Peter Walsh called in the small blind.
The river was the 9♦ and Jappa bet another 60,000. Walsh then moved all in for 242,000, and Jappa tanked for a minute before calling.
Walsh only turned over...a royal flush with J♣10♣. "I've never had one, ever," he said as Jappa mucked his cards, and Walsh took down the massive pot worth more than 500,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Jeff Roberson raised to 15,000 under the gun and Chris Hansel moved all in for 61,000 in the cutoff. SC was in the small blind and gave the decision some thought before folding, while Roberson quickly called.
Chris Hansel: K♥K♣ 
Jeff Roberson: A♠Q♦
Hansel had picked up two kings and was a favorite to earn the double up, and the 5♣10♣4♣J♠7♠ board kept him in the lead as he took down the pot.
"I had nines. I didn't know what he was going to do," SC said, pointing at Roberson.
"Me neither," Roberson joked.
Yushan Shi had a raise of 15,000 in front of him from middle position and a player on the button called all in with a short stack. Jeff Roberson then reshoved for 88,000 in the small blind, and Shi called.
Button: A♦5♦
Jeff Roberson: A♥J♥
Yushan Shi: A♠10♠
All three players made two pair on the Q♥9♣2♦A♣Q♣ board, while Roberson remained in the lead with his jack-kicker. The button was sent to the rail, while Roberson doubled up off Shi.
Dror Ucko was all in for 105,000 from the hijack and up against Brandon Dirnberger in the small blind.
Dror Ucko: K♦K♥
Brandon Dirnberger: A♣Q♠
Dirnberger was looking for an ace to crack Ucko's kings and earn the knockout, but he couldn't connect with the J♦8♥6♦4♠10♦ board and was forced to hand over the double up.
At the same time at another table, William Brewer was all in for 50,000 from the button and up against Daniel Gitt under the gun.
William Brewer: K♥K♦
Daniel Gitt: A♦3♦
Brewer had also picked up kings, but he needed to dodge a flush draw after the flop brought Q♦7♦J♣. The 5♠ turn was safe, and the 3♥ river kept him in the lead as he also stayed alive.
Blair Hinkle, meanwhle, has moved up past 500,000 and is the current biggest stack in the room.
Four players went to a flop of A♦9♣7♣ when Justin Coliny bet 30,000 from under the gun. Only Neal Settergren called in the cutoff.
The turn was the J♦ and Coliny bet 50,000. Settergren again called, and the 2♣ fell on the river.
Coliny then bet 90,000, and Settergren called all in. Coliny turned over A♥A♣ for top set, and Settergren flashed the A♠ as he mucked and made his way to the exit.
Dusty Preusz and Tristan Jappa went to the turn on a board of 2♣7♥6♠3♥ when Preusz bet 26,000 from under the gun. Jappa called on the button.
The river was the 5♥ and Preusz moved all in for 102,000. Jappa tanked for a minute before calling, and Preusz showed A♣9♣ for just ace-high. Jappa had 8♣8♥ to win the pot, and Preusz was sent to the rail.
"Great call," tablemate Justin Coliny told Jappa.
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