Grant Hinkle was in the hijack and he and a cutoff opponent each put in 7,500 on a flop, though we didn't see who the aggressor was. On the turn, Hinkle checked. His opponent bet 9,500 and Hinkle shoved all in for about 30,000 more effective. That was enough to earn him the pot.
Chris Moneymaker opened to 8,000 and Les Meeks raised in position to 20,200. Jacob Haller was next to act and went all in for 36,000 total. Moneymaker folded and Meeks asked for a count before he called the all in and showed .
Haller showed and the board ran out safely for him when Meeks failed to connect and Haller earned the double.
Jim Carroll checked a completed community of from middle position, and an opponent in late position fired 20,000. Carroll woke up with a raise to 60,000 and that induced a fold after about a minute.
At other tables, TJ Thondup and John Richards went bust.
Juan Lozano knocked out players in consecutive hands and added a little more than 100,000 to his stack.
The first hand a player opened from the cutoff to 10,000 and Schuyler Thornton went all in for 52,300. Lozano called and the raiser tanked for a little before folding.
Lozano was just ahead with against the of Thornton. Lozano was even further ahead when the turn and the river both brought eights, giving him four of a kind.
The next hand, Lozano shoved over an early position shove and had aces against pocket nines. He flopped a set and have the ace of clubs to counterfeit the short stacks flush draw going into the river.