Robert Damelian pushed all in twice in a row after he had lost the vast majority of his stack. In the second hand he was called by Terence Clee and tabled 
, Clee turned over 
.
The 
flop left Damelian in bad shape, but he regained the lead with the 
turn. The 
river brought no further twist and Damelian remained in contention.
Andrew Lock had already more than doubled his stack and increased the growing tower further when he won a pot of more than 13,000 with 
on a 
board to join the current big stacks.
Sam Capra raised to 1,100 from the hijack and Patrick Laoyont three-bet to 3,500 in the cutoff. Action folded back to Capra who made the call.
The flop came 
, both players checked to see the 
on the turn. Capra check-called the 6,600 continuation-bet of Laoyont.
The river completed the board with the 
, Capra checked for the last time. Laoyont barreled a bet of 20,000 over the line which was more than what Capra behind. Capra tutted and flicked his cards into the muck for the fold.
Until the river of a board 
, there were already 23,000 in the middle and Guangyu Wang pushed all in. Peter Stott had 19,500 behind and eventually called to get shown the 
for four of a kind by Wang.
"Aces?" Wang asked Stott, who flashed the 
and headed to the rail. Ironically, Stott was sitting on table four seat four, and found his fate in pocket fours.
Suzy Khoueis bet the 
turn for 2,000 in the small blind and faced resistance in Jake Mehmet in the cutoff, who raised it up to 6,400. Khoueis was tempted but eventually sent her cards into the muck.
A few tables over, Todor Kondevski was in action against Patrick Yazbeck and check-jammed the turn into a bet of 5,500 by Patrick Yazbeck. The pot until then was 9,500 and Yazbeck engaged in table chat.
"Pocket sixes?" Yazbeck inquired and Kondevski replied "I don't know, it's been a long time. I am getting old."
Yazbeck eventually folded and Kondevski raked in the pot without showing his cards.
Sam Capra raised to 800 from the early position and was called by Akshay Kapoor in the hijack. Jamal Ishac three-bet to 3,600 on the button. Adam Kharman was considering his options for a while in the big blind and then decided to four-bet to 8,500. Capra and Kapoor quickly folded. Ishac counted out his own stack, contemplating his options for a bit and then made the call.
The flop came 
, Kharman continued with a bet of 6,000 which Ishac called.
They then both checked through the 
on the turn and the on the river. Kharman tabled for Ishac to quickly flip over 
for the same cards to chop the pot.
Alex Yazbeck raised to 850 and received no fewer than five callers including Ray Badaoui. On the 
flop, action checked to Yazbeck and his continuation bet of 1,200 resulted in a raise to 3,600 by Badaoui in the hijack. Only Yazbeck called and they checked the 
turn and river.
Yazbeck tabled 
and Badaoui won the pot with 
.
In the third clash between Patrick Laoyont and Eshan Chedid, Sam Capra opened to 800 from the cutoff and was called by Laoyont on the button. Chedid three-bet to 4,300 in the big blind and Capra quickly folded. Laoyont looked at Chedid's stack and then decided to make the call.
The flop came 
, Chedid shoved for 7,700 and was snap-called by Laoyont.
Eshan Chedid: 
Patrick Laoyont: 
Chedid had a pair of queens but Laoyont was ahead with the flopped pair of kings.
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river for Chedid to not get any help as he was sent to the rail.
Shortly after, Akshay Kapoor was moved to the table to fill the empty seat up.
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[Removed:457] bet the turn and river of a board 
for 800 and 1,600 respectively. Maarten Grosfeld called the first bet and then opted to raise to 4,000 after the final bet, which forced a fold from [Removed:458].
Further assorted counts can be found below.
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