A player in the hijack raised to 24,000 and the button called. Bob Hwang then moved all in for 163,000 in the big blind, the hijack reshoved, and the button got out of the way. "Good luck, boss," the hijack said to Hwang as they turned over their cards.
Bob Hwang: Q♦Q♣ 
Opponent: A♠K♣
It was a classic flip, and Hwang's queens stayed in the lead through the 7♦6♣5♥5♦5♠ board to earn him a double up.
Nicholas Rigby just sent two players to the rail to boost his stack up to 600,000 and shared the details of the hand.
According to Rigby, he opened to 16,000 in middle position and the button called. The big blind then moved all in for 62,000 and Rigby called, while the button also called all in with an identical stack.
Rigby had king-queen, the button showed 10♥9♥, while the big blind had ace-ten. Rigby hit top pair on a king-high flop with two hearts, while the rest of the board ran out 5♠Q♦ to give him two pair and the double knockout.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Mukul Pahuja moved all in for 81,000 from the cutoff, Andrew Porter reshoved in the small blind, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Mukul Pahuja: 4♠4♣
Andrew Porter: A♣8♦
Pahuja needed to survive the flip to stay alive, and Porter couldn't connect with the J♣5♠2♦10♣Q♠ board as Pahuja doubled up.
At another table, a player on the button was all in for 135,000 and Jeff Gibson put him at risk in the small blind.
All-in Player: K♠K♥
Jeff Gibson: 10♥10♦
The at-risk player was a favorite with his kings, but Gibson spiked a set on the 8♦A♦10♠ flop to take the lead. The rest of the board ran out 8♠J♥.
"When you're running good, you're running good," he told Gibson on his way to the rail.
A player in the cutoff moved all in for 45,000 and Andrew Porter called in the small blind.
All-in Player: A♣K♦
Andrew Porter: 10♠10♣
Porter remained in the lead with his tens as the flop came 5♥4♣4♠3♥, while the 10♦ river improved him to a full house to send his opponent to the rail.
The next hand at this table, IA raised to 22,000 in the cutoff and Porter called on the button. Stephen Ko then moved all in for 130,000 in the small blind, and only IA called.
Stephen Ko: 10♦10♥
IA: A♣A♥
Ko had run right into aces, and the 9♠8♥3♦2♦K♣ board offered no help as he was sent to the rail.
A player in early position moved all in for 73,000, Sundiata DeVore reshoved in the hijack, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
All-in Player: A♣Q♥
Sundiata DeVore: J♠J♦
The at-risk player needed to overcome DeVore's jacks to stay alive, but he couldn't connect with the 5♥5♦6♥2♠4♦ board and was sent to the rail.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
A player on the button moved all in for 49,000 and Stephen Ko put him at risk in middle position.
All-in Player: A♥A♠
Stephen Ko: A♦K♦
The at-risk player had found two aces and was a big favorite to double up as the flop came 5♣8♠Q♦. The 8♦ turn gave Ko a flush draw, and he hit his flush on the 7♦ river to send his opponent to the rail.
"Better lucky than good," a tablemate told Ko after the hand.
Jeff Gibson raised to 13,000 in middle position and Seunghwan Moon called on the button, as did the big blind.
The flop came 7♠3♦6♠ and Gibson bet 20,000. Moon then raised to 50,000 and the big blind got out of the way, while Gibson moved all in for 261,000. Moon quickly called.
Jeff Gibson: Q♣Q♠
Seunghwan Moon: 7♥6♥
Gibson showed two queens, but Moon had flopped two pair to take the lead. The 9♠ turn gave Gibson some hope with a flush draw, and he spiked his flush on the K♠ river to earn the double up.
Moon, who had built his stack up past 500,000 earlier today, was left with just 50,000 after taking this hit.
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