Orlando Romero opened from the cutoff and was soon faced with a three-bet from the big blind. Romero stuck in his last 16,325 chips and his opponent made the call.
Romero tabled 
and was in a great position to double up against his opponent's 
. The board ran out 
and Romero held on to find himself a full double up and rise above starting stack.
Gregg Merkow got his last 9,000 or so in with 
against 
after a 
flop. Merkow didn't hit anything on the turn or river and he will have to reenter to keep playing.
Nick Pupillo just paid off a double to Chris Staats for about 7,000. Staats didn't pair up with 
but Pupillo didn't either with 
so the ace-high was enough.
There was a raise to 1,225 from the hijack and Ben Keeline three-bet to 5,000 from the big blind. With the action back on the initial raiser, he four-bet shoved all in for 14,325. Keeline asked for a count and then stuck in the chips to call.
Ben Keeline: 
Opponent: 
The flop of 
gave Keeline a clear advantage in the coin flip. The turn was the 
and the river brought the 
. Keeline secured the win and eliminated his opponent in the process.
The flop read 
and the action checked to William Mattingly on the button who bet 2,500 into a pot of nearly 13,000. The small blind called and the cutoff folded.
The turn brought the and the small blind checked again. Mattingly fired another 2,400 and his opponent still called. The river was the and the small blind checked one more time. Mattingly bet 5,000 and his opponent showed 
for a missed straight and flush draw as he folded. Mattingly flashed 
for a set of kings and raked in the pot.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
There's been a swarm of players hitting the rail on Table 6 after a flurry of action. It all started with the board reading 
and Victoria Pittman-Waller shoved all in for around 19,000 into a pot of around 8,000. Harold Lacaze thought for a minute and then tossed in a single chip to call.
Pittman-Waller tabled 
and was drawing dead to the of Lacaze. Pittman-Waller's bluff attempt went wrong and Lacaze was the beneficiary of her chips.
A few moments later, Kao Saechao scored a double knockout when he made a full house with 
. The board read 
and all of the chips got in the middle on the river. His opponent's showed for a smaller full house and for a flush. Saechao raked in a healthy pot to sit among the leaders.
A player was all in for about 8,300 on the button after a raise to 1,000 and a call from Brian Green, and the opener jammed as well, covering Green's 20,000 or so. Green sighed and put his stack in, showing , but he was totally smashed by the opener's .
"I was just trying to squeeze," the player on the button said with a laugh, showing 
.
The board ran out 
and the player with aces busted two opponents.
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