. The small blind led out for 4,600, one of the EP players raised to 9,400, and Sands three-bet to 16,000. The small blind folded and one of the EP players called. The turn came the 
and the EP player checked to Sands, who bet 30,000. The EP player called all in.
(aka "the suited hammer") for two pair, crushing his opponent's 
. The river was the 
and Sands took down the substantial pot, increasing his stack to 150,000.
, Mercier got his stack in the middle from the big blind and got called by the cutoff.
while his opponent held 
. The on the river brought the flush and ended Mercier's day.
for keep Smith's hand in the lead, doubling him up to 25,300.
up against a short stack's 
. But Hedlund caught his ace on a flop of 
and then never looked back. Blanks on the turn and river ended Hedlund's opponent's day and increased the chatty Swede's count to 67,000.
. The small blind bet 2,400, the EP player folded, Garrett raised to 5,000, the button folded and the small blind called. . The small blind checked and Garrett fired out another 5,000. It was enough to chase his opponent away and he took down the pot, chipping up to 44,000.
the small blind moved in for his last 5,875. It was an easy call for Mueller with 
. The small blind showed down 
and did not improve. 
. He checked and called a bet of 3,250 from his lone opponent. When the turn brought a third club, the , Mueller led into his opponent for 9,000. That player raised to 24,000 and practically before those chips were even in the middle Mueller had reraised all in. His opponent called with 
, a pair of aces. Mueller showed 
for a made flush and a lock hand.
, Staudenmaier's jacks held up and he doubled to 47,000.
giving Shaun Deeb the best hand with queens and jacks, king kicker.
. Sexton looked him up with 
, but the jacks held on the 
board. 
