The hijack opened to 1,100 and saw Dapo Ajayi three-bet on the button to 4,000. Randy Needens then cold-four bet jammed for above starting stack and saw the hijack call all in. Ajayi then called both shoves with a covering stack.
Hijack: 
Randy Needens: 
Dapo Ajayi: 
Needens' aces stayed on top through a nine-high runout of 
to score him both pots, the knockout, and more than a double.
Under the gun opened to 1,000 and the cutoff re-jammed for 7,200 before Joel Verbeck cold four-bet shoved for just under 30,000 in the small blind, forcing the original raiser out of the hand.
All-In Player: 
Joel Verbeck: 
The two were off to the races but a four in the window of the flop 
left the all-in player in need of running cards to stay alive.
"Oh," said the player with a laugh upon seeing Verbeck's flopped set. The turn came 
. "Eight?" requested the player, but instead hte river fell 
to leave Verbeck's set best and eliminate the player from the tournament.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are on their first 10-minute break of the day.
A preflop raising war between the early-position James Rodriguez and Patrick Suzuki, who was in the small blind saw Suzuki's stack of 14,600 get into the middle.
Patrick Suzuki: 
James Rodriguez:
Suzuki held through the runout 
and doubled to bring himself back above starting stack as a result.
Dapo Ajayi was just seen collecting a pile of chips being shipped to him as the player on his direct left was vacating his seat. According to Ajayi, he opened to 800 in early position and was three-bet to 5,000. Action folded back to Ajayi and he jammed for around 13,000 effective, with his opponent calling it all off.
All-In Player: 
Dapo Ajayi: 
The highest card that came on the runout was a six, earning Ajayi the pot and the knockout with queens up as a result.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
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