The board showed 
and there was 20,500 in the pot. Andrew Boccia checked to David Prociak who bet 12,500 and Boccia started to think.
In the end, Boccia called and Prociak mucked his hand, sending the pot to Boccia who didn't have to show a card to take it down.
Cheri Beatty was involved in a pot with two opponents on the turn after it checked around on the flop.
She made a bet of about 6,000 on a board that read 
which was enough to force out both of her opponents to collect the pot and continue her upward swing on Day 1b.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
The completed board read 
. Brian Altman jammed all in for his remaining amount of about 54,000 over a river bet of 23,000 from his opponent. The pot had roughly 25,000 in it.
His opponent was tortured by the decision and played with his chips and cards for well over a minute before eventually deciding to fold his hand and give Altman the nice pot.
The flop showed 
when a player moved all in, totaling 8,500 and Michael Beattie snap-called.
Opponent: 
Michael Beattie: 
The 
runout did not alter a thing as Beattie secured the pot with his overpair, eliminating his opponent from the tournament.
There was a three-way hand on the flop with the board reading 
. Ranata Colache bet 1,000. She was raised to 3,500 by Adedapo Ajayi. Jason Young called the raise while Colache folded her hand.
The turn came the 
. Young bet 3,300 after asking Ajayi how much he had behind. Ajayi checked his cards before folding his hand to send the pot over to Young.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Charles Johnson was faced with 500 three-bet and elected to four-bet to 2,000. A button player five-bet to 4,500 and action folded back to Johnson, he six-bet to 8,500 and his opponent called.
The dealer fanned out and Johnson jammed his stack into the middle. His opponent quickly mucked and Johnson took down the pot without having to show a card.
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