Jon Turner moved all in from the cutoff. The small blind moved all in for 195,000 and the big blind folded.
Jon Turner: 
All-in Player: 
The board ran out 
with Turner's opponent making a set to double up.
Emmanuel Lopez was in the small blind, pushing all in when we arrived at the table. He had 1,115,000 total and Nipun Java had a few big blinds more. Java tanked for a bit and eventually made the call.
Lopez: 
Java: 
Lopez was slightly ahead but Java's outs were live. The 
flop, however, slimmed his chances to a gutter or running trips. He would be drawing dead on the turn, instead, as the 
gave Lopez a boat and the 
river made things official.
Java continued with fewer than five bigs and busted shortly afterwards.
There was a four-way all in between Dmitri Shevelev, two short stacks and a bigger stack. Shevelev was all in for over a million with 
against from the other big stack, and 
and 
.
The flop came 
. The turn gave Shevelev's opponent an open-ended straight draw. But the river 
was a brick and Shevelev more than doubled up, whilst sending two players to the rail.
A player moved all in from under the gun and Frank Adams moved all in for 385,000 from the next position. The remaining players folded.
Frank Adams: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Adams' opponent was left with just one big blind behind.
Level: 24
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 10,000
Mark Gerecke was all in for his last 230,000, facing off against two players. One of them was Peter Eichhardt who had both of his rivals covered as the second shortest stack had 250,000 total. Gerecke showed 
and needed to prevail against 
and Eichhardt's .
The flop of 
pushed him closer to the triple and Gerecke shouted, "Yes!" when he saw the seven hit the felt.
The remaining runout of and 
confirmed Gerecke's victory while Eichhardt was downed to 325,000.
Following two folds from early positions, Josh Reichard opened to 90,000. An all in from the cutoff followed and the player in the big blind was interested in the count. It was 280,000 and he decided to fold after a while. Reichard immediately threw in two calling chips but he learnt that he ran into a monster.
Reichard was drawing slim with 
against 
and he couldn't catch a piece of the 
board. Reichard was left with just over 1 million in chips.
Level: 23
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Under the gun, Josh Reichard opened to 75,000 and three players came along. Joel Gossett was in position and he certainly liked the action he saw on the 
flop.
Reichard continued for 160,000 and a player in middle position raised to 375,000. Gossett, who caught a set of threes with , three-bet jammed for 785,000. Reichard let his hand go but the other player called, trailing with .
The turn and 
river were safe for Gossett who suddenly found himself maneuvering over 1.9 million in chips.
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