Thomas Muehloecker raised to 6,000 from early position and got two callers from one seat over as well as the player in the big blind. On the 
flop, the Austrian fired 9,500 and only the player in the big blind called.
Muehloecker applied the same pressure again on the 
turn for 19,500 and was called before betting 34,500 after the 
river. This time the player in the big blind check-folded and the Austrian quickly stacked the new chips.
We arrived to the table on the turn with the board reading 
and Thomas Muehloecker had slid out a bet of 16,500. His opponent on the button made the call and the dealer flipped over the final card: the 
.
Muehloecker led out on the river for 29,000 and his opponent spent a minute counting his chips, removing his hat, rubbing his head, shuffling his stack, and then made the call. Muehloecker turned over 
for a turned straight and the other player mucked, saying "nice hand."
Todd Rodgers moved all in preflop from the button after an opening raise from a player in middle position. The middle position raiser made the call putting Rodgers at risk.
Rodgers: 
Opponent: 
The flop ran out 
and Rodgers was forced to sweat his opponent's flush draw through the 
on the turn and river.
A player moved all in for 32,000 from early position and Jacob Baumgartner announced all in himself with by far more chips. It was a flip with the 
for Baumgartner and the for his oppponent. Baumgartner improved on the 
flop but his opponent made a backdoor straight on the turn and 
river.
Ryan Spittles peeled a flop after preflop raise with 
and found the 
flop. Somehow, the opponent got his stack of 110,000 chips in after a raising war broke out and he was doomed with pocket aces. The trips kings for Spittles took down the pot and he is among the current chip leaders.
It was a five-way flop when the under-the-gun player limped, Max Silver called in the cutoff, and the button and both blinds came along. The dealer slid out 
and action checked to the player who open-limped preflop. He led out for 7,000, Silver called, and the other three players folded.
The turn was the and the same player bet again, this time for 16,000. Silver called and the dealer flipped over the on the river. Not giving up, the player fired a third time. He made it 28,000 and Silver called. "Good call," the bettor said.
Silver flipped over 
for two pairs, a better hand than the 
in the pocket for his opponent.
Vinicus Teixeira De Silva from Brazil raised to 7,000 and then called the all in of a player on the button for 16,000 with 
. The opponent was ahead preflop with the 
but the board ran out 
to give both players a huge sweat.
A player in the cutoff opened to 6,000 and Owen Crowe called in the big blind. The flop came 
and Crowe check-called a bet of 6,500 from the player in the cutoff. The 
was dealt on the turn and both players checked down the action through the 
on the river. Crowe tabled and his opponent mucked.
Julien Fauteuy min-raised to 6,000n and Sam Gilbert clicked it back very small. The French-Canadian moved all in with the superior stack and Gilbert called off with the . He faced 
and also got a gutshot on the flop, but could not improve anymore on turn and river.
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