Michael Renna raised to 12,000 in early position, an opponent in the big blind moved all in for 40,000, and Renna called.
All-in Player: A♦5♥ 
Michael Renna: A♠J♦
Renna had his opponent dominated and improved to a straight on the turn as the board ran out 10♠7♠9♣8♠, leaving the big blind already drawing dead. Renna also made a flush on the 2♠ river to secure the pot, sending his opponent to the rail.
"Aces versus kings. Flopped a full house," Bill Zak said as he recently doubled up to around 300,000, while Justin Bianco is sporting a massive stack of 500,000 and is the current chip leader.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Players are going on another 15-minute break. Late registration for this flight will close once action resumes.
Joseph Faragi bet 16,000 from the cutoff on a flop of 3♦7♣7♠ and Troy Laypo called under the gun.
Faragi then bet 25,000 on the K♣ turn, and Laypo moved all in for 52,500. Faragi snap-called with K♠Q♣, but Laypo had A♦7♦ for trips.
The river was the 5♣ and Laypo doubled up.
The next hand, a player in early position raised to 8,500 and Faragi put in his last 26,000 in middle position. Jay Casey then reshoved in the small blind, and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Joseph Faragi: J♣J♦
Jay Casey: A♣10♦
The J♠2♠5♦ flop put Faragi comfortably ahead with top set. "Just don't put runner-runner," Faragi pleaded with the dealer, but the Q♦ fell on the turn to give Casey some outs with a straight. The K♠ river gave Casey his straight, and Faragi shot out of his seat and tossed Casey his penny card protector.
"Here, take that too. That is a f**king f**ked up hand," Faragi said on his way to the rail.
Bill Zak moved all in for 97,500 under the gun, and an opponent in the big blind called with a nearly identical stack.
All-in Player: A♥K♦
Bill Zak: 9♥9♣
The flop came 10♥9♦4♥ and Zak took a big lead in the pot with a set. "I likey a lot," he said. The rest of the board ran out 2♣5♣ and Zak secured the pot.
The stacks were counted down, and he barely had his opponent covered to earn the knockout.
A player in middle position moved all in for 40,500 and the cutoff called. Nan Min then reshoved for 85,500. "I'm going to put myself on the clock," the cutoff said as he took out his phone and turned on the timer. He took a few minutes, but eventually folded to leave Min and the middle-position player heads-up.
All-in Player: K♠9♠
Nan Min: A♠Q♣
"Same hand. Two red ones," the cutoff said about Min's hand. The board ran out 10♣5♠3♣2♣Q♠ and Min found one of the last two queens in the deck to make top pair and send her opponent to the rail.
In a limped pot, Danny Focarelli bet 10,000 from the big blind on a flop of Q♥4♠3♠ and Daniel Hlavac moved all in for 55,000 in early position. Focarelli called to put Hlavac at risk.
Daniel Hlavac: K♣K♥ [allin
Danny Focarelli: K♠Q♦
Hlavac showed down two kings against Focarelli's top pair, and the A♥4♠ board left him in the lead for the double up.
"First time all day I've limped in with good cards. I figured somebody would raise," Hlavac said.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Heads-up on a board of Q♣3♦7♥6♥, a player in the hijack bet 13,000 and Nan Min called in the big blind.
The river was the 4♥ and Min led out for 13,500. Her opponent called, and Min showed 6♣5♠ for a straight to win the pot.
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