Adam Owen opened to 6,500 under the gun and called a three-bet jam from Daniel Zack on the button to the tune of 43,500. Both players drew one.
Owen tabled an 
, drawing an 
giving Zack some hope with his 
. Zack peeled his card seeing a three-spotter and turned over an to collect the pot.
Scott Seiver opened to 5,000 and James Chen three-bet all in for 25,500.
"I don't think I have enough to fold," said Jean-Robert Bellande, before not folding and moving all in for 27,000. Seiver called.
Seiver and Chen stood pat, and Bellande drew one.
Scott Seiver: 
James Chen: 
Jean-Robet Bellande:
Bellande peeled his card. "I know you're all rooting for me," he said to the table. "Paint," he said, flipping over a 
as he headed to rebuy.
Mike Wattel moved all in and Nick Schulman moved all in soon after him. The remaining players folded and Wattel drew one and Schulman stood pat.
"I'm drawing dead," said Wattel, tabling but was drawing live against the 
of Schulman.
Wattel drew a to double up his 18,900 stack.
Benny Glaser raised to 6,000 from under the gun and Philip Sternheimer three-bet to 17,500 from the button. Glaser stood pat and Sternheimer drew one.
Both players checked and Glaser won with .
A string of predraw bets had Mike Leah all in for 31,000 and Max Kruse making the call to put Leah at risk. Leah drew one and Kruse stood pat.
Kruse tabled a but Leah was drawing live to a . Leah slowly peeled an and scored the double up.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 500
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