Todd Adler put a shorter stack at risk for about 30,000 on a flop holding against . The player with top pair failed to overtake the kings, and Adler is nearing 200,000.
Joan Sandoval called 3,600 from an opponent in the big blind on a flop, then 9,000 more on the turn. On the river, the big blind got a rough count of Sandoval's stack before pushing all in, only to see Sandoval snap with for quads. The big blind was forced to show her .
Freddy Hamad got the last of his stack in with and hit a jack on the river against . Unfortunately for Hamad, there was also a on the board, so he lost to a Broadway straight and was eliminated.
A player opened to 2,400 under the gun and then called a three-bet of 7,000 from Mark Hodge in middle position. The under-the-gun player check-called 7,900 on the , and both checked the . The first player fired 11,000 when the double-paired the board, and Hodge raised to 30,000. His opponent mucked, and Hodge showed .