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Anton Blagov had already been crippled to just 13,000 when he moved in to a limp from Justin "Boosted J" Smith. In the cutoff, Jason Lavallee re-shoved for 45,000, and Smith called them both.
Blagov: 
Lavallee: 
Smith: 
Board: 
Smith got the lot and bumped his already hefty stack up to 330,000. The other two hit the rail.
Matt Glantz raised pot with 14,000 behind. Over to Christian Harder on the button - who announced, "All right. All in."
Benny Spindler in the big blind briefly thought about it before folding 
face up.
The other two went to showdown.
Glantz: 
Harder: 
"Maybe I shouldn't call," quipped Glantz.
Board: 
And then he was gone.
Justin "Boosted J" Smith has won an enormous pot without any of the hassle of a showdown.
We found him betting pot on the river of a 
board. His opponent Mark Eddleman, most of whose chips were already in the middle of the table, tanked up for an awfully long time before sighing and folding, leaving himself on just 45,000. Smith moved up to 185,000.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Andy Black was all in preflop with 
against Dmitry Nemirovsky's 
.
The board fell 
, and Black won with a pair of aces. He doubled to 165,000, leaving Nemirovsky with 145,000.
On another table, Eric "p3achy_keen" Liu was all in with 
. Ran Azor called him with 
. The 
board brought Liu top two pair on the river to best Azor's two pair on the turn. Liu doubled to 125,000, leaving Azor with 405,000.
We arrived tableside to see the cards already on their backs.
Ross Boatman:
Daniel Makowsky:
Board: 
"F***ing hell, an eight?" sighed Makowsky as he paid up.
A giggling Boatman doubled to 80,000. Makowsky was left with 85,000.
The flop fell 
, and Alexander Kostritsyn moved all in. Another player shoved on top for slightly more, and Ran Azor called them both.
Short-stack Kostritsyn:
Middle stack: 
Big-stack Azor: 
The turn and river were made to order for Azor, giving him a straight and missing his opponents. He notched a double knockout and moved up to 450,000.
Most of Edward Martin's chips went in pre, and the rest followed on the flop.
Martin: 
Jonathan Zuchowski: 
Turn:
River:
Double up.
Jiaqi Xu got his last in preflop. It never came out again.
Xu: 
Dmitry Nemirovsky:
Board:
Nemirovsky moved up to 235,000. Xu got a min-cash for his efforts.
Roger Teska was all in on the flop and all out by the river.
Teska:
David Iammarino:
Board:
