Mike Mustafa put Dennis Stevermer at risk before the flop for Stevermer's 20,600.
Stevermer:
Mustafa:
Mustafa was ahead, but an flop changed that. The worsened things further by giving Stevermer a flush draw, and a river meant Mustafa's massive slide continued.
After the blinds checked a flop, Ken Pates bet 6,000. Dan Goepel shoved for 19,600 in the cutoff, and the blinds quickly mucked. Pates called.
Pates:
Goepel:
The rags had outflopped the aces, and the turn and river didn't bring the paired board that Pates needed. Still, he's up considerably from when we last counted.
Mike Mustafa opened for 5,000 and then called the shove of Dennis Stevermer, on the button to his left, who had 38,800 total.
Mustafa:
Stevermer:
The flop was a bad one for Stevermer, as it gave Mustafa a straight draw. The turn and river were bricks though, and a frustrated Mustafa pounded the table.
One player was all in preflop and called by three opponents, which resulted in a flop. Thane Fliginger shoved all in for 17,400, and he was called by Kevin Fiedler. Steve Verrett was last to act, and he jammed for 10,000 more. Fiedler called.
Fiedler:
Verrett:
Fliginger:
Fourth player:
Fliginger was ahead for the moment with kings, and a turn meant he needed to fade an ace and a club. The river was the brick he needed, and he dragged most of the pot, while Fiedler busted Verrett in the smaller of the two side pots.
Zach Tabak opened for 5,000 under the gun and was called by Jun Kim. In the big blind, Patrick Steele moved in for 55,200. Tabak thought briefly before shoving over the top of that, folding out Kim.
Tabak:
Steele:
Steele found a few backdoor possibilities on the flop, but a turn ended things.
flop with Berlowski at risk for 48,800.
ended those hopes by giving Berlowski aces up.
flop changed that. The 
river meant Mustafa's massive slide continued.
flop, Ken Pates bet 6,000. Dan Goepel shoved for 19,600 in the cutoff, and the blinds quickly mucked. Pates called.
turn and 
flop was a bad one for Stevermer, as it gave Mustafa a straight draw. The 
turn and 
river was the brick he needed, and he dragged most of the pot, while Fiedler busted Verrett in the smaller of the two side pots.
