Kazi Hossain opened to 25,000 from under the gun, and made the call after Adam Williams moved all in from the big blind for 126,000.
Adam Williams: A♠Q♣ 
Kazi Hossain: 10♥10♦
Williams connected with the 9♦4♣Q♦6♠4♥ board, winning the flip and doubling through Hossain for a second time.
Adam Fraley checked the K♠6♦9♥ flop from the small blind, and Dan Gerard followed with a check in the big blind. Kazi Hossain slid out a bet of 24,000 in early position, and Josh Swails folded on the button.
Fraley called, while Gerard got out of the way. Both Fraley and Hossain checked the 8♦ turn, and the 6♠ river completed the board.
Fraley led out for 25,000, earning a quick call from Hossain. Fraley showed KdQd] for two pair, taking down another pot as Hossain mucked.
Adam Fraley led out for 25,000 from middle position on the 5♠4♣4♥ flop, and Kazi Hossain promptly raised to 60,000 on the button.
Fraley took some time before announcing all in, and Hossain quickly tossed in a calling chip.
Adam Fraley: 10♣10♥
Kazi Hossain: A♠4♠
Hossain's trip fours were in front until Fraley hit the 10♦ turn. The dealer completed the board with the 2♠ river, as Fraley's full house secured the double through Hossain.
Adam Williams moved his last 48,000 into the middle from the small blind, and Kazi Hossain made the call in the big blind.
Adam Williams: Q♣Q♥
Kazi Hossain: 10♦5♠
Williams faced no danger on the 3♣8♥7♣J♦K♠ runout, seeing his pocket queens secure a double-up through the chip leader.
Dan Gerard opened to 24,000 on the button, with James Cloutier calling in the small blind. Adam Williams defended his big blind to see the 9♣J♥A♠ flop.
Cloutier and Williams checked, and both quickly folded once Gerard continued for 40,000 to take the pot.
Jack Baldauff led out for 20,000 from under the gun after seeing the 7♥8♠9♦ flop, and Kazi Hossain called on the button.
Baldauff checked the 10♦ turn, making the call after Hossain fired 55,000 into the middle. Another check from Baldauff followed the 6♣ river, with a straight on the board.
Hossain checked it back, and Baldauff flipped over A♣A♥. Hossain showed K♥4♥, and both players took half the pot playing the board.
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Level: 17
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Jack Baldauff raised to 22,000 from under the gun, finding a lone call from Vernon Yoder in the big blind.
Yoder checked the A♦8♥2♠ flop, seeing Baldauff continue with a bet of 20,000. The call was made, and Yoder checked once more on the 5♣ turn.
Baldauff counted out a bet of 35,000 and Yoder announced all in. Baldauff took some time and counted his remaining chips before letting his hand go, as Yoder took down the pot.
Dan Gerard opened to 20,000 from the hijack, with Kazi Hossain calling in the small blind. Jamie Thomas defended his big blind, and followed a check from Hossain with one of his own on the 7♥10♦6♥ flop.
Gerard continued with a bet of 40,000, taking down the pot as both blinds folded.
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