Joe Hachem was all in for 61,500 from the button against Jim Collopy who was the under the gun.
Hachem: 
Collopy: 
The board came down 
, giving Collopy a seven-high straight and Hachem the nut low to chop the pot.
The action is unknown up to this point but Julien Martini was all in against Ben Tang for 64,500.
Julien Martini: 
Ben Tang: 
The board showed 
and that gave Martini the nut low and a straight, cracking Tang's aces and allowing him to double up to right around 135,000 chips.
Phil Galfond raised to 14,000 from middle position, Yan Shing Tsang three-bet the pot to 54,000 form the next seat over, and Galfond called.
The flop came down 
, Galfond shoved for 41,000, and Tsang called after a few moments with 
. Galfond was ahead with 
.
The 
turn have Tsang a few extra outs, but the river was the 
to lock up the double for Galfond.
Ari Engel opened on the button with a raise to 15,000 and Eoghan O'Dea called in the big blind.
The flop was 
and both players checked to see the 
on the turn. There, O'Dea led out with a bet of 25,000. Engel called.
On the 
river, O'Dea checked. Engel put out a bet of 73,000 and O'Dea called.
Engel held with ace-three for the low. O'Dea had 
for the same low but two pair for the high. He would collect three-quarters of the pot and chip up to over 140,000 chips.
Following a flop of 
, Trevor Reader was all in for about 70,000 from the button with against Michel Abecassis in middle position with 
.
The 
turn and and river completed the board, giving Abecassis trip jacks to eliminate Reader.
On a flop of 
, Thomas Cazayous, Yan Shing Tsang, and Vladimir Shchemelev all committed 90,000 each, creating a massive pot. Shchemelev was the player who put himself at risk with the other two players calling.
The turn was the and Tsang was first to act. He moved all in with a covering stack on Cazayous. Cazayous called off for the rest of his stack.
Yan Shing Tsang:
Thomas Cazayous: 
Vladimir Shchemelev: 
The river was the and that gave Cazayous the best hand, making him a wheel and the nut low. Tsang's two pair was cracked and Shchemelev's aces did not hold up either. That meant that Cazayous would scoop the massive pot and move over 400,000 chips.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
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