Kenneth Barkoff opened to 400 from under the gun, a late position opponent moved all in for 4,100, the button moved all in over the top for 10,500. Barkoff made the call and would have both his opponents at risk of elimination.
Kenneth Barkoff: 
Late Position Opponent: 
Button opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Barkoff's aces full took down the pot, eliminating both opponents and scooping the pot.
On a raised pot and a flop showing 
, three players were in the hand when Christopher Conrad checked and a second player bet 500. Pierre Calamusa made the call the action came back to Conrad who raised it to 1,700. Only Calamusa made the call and the turn brought a 
. Conrad continued for 2,500 and Calamusa called once more.
The river fell a 
and Conrad first checked, then faced a bet worth 8,000 from Calamusa, putting his tournament at risk. After some thinking, he ended up mucking his hand, showing 
and Calamusa grabbed the pot, saying he held 
for the flush.
The board read 
and James Cerrotta bet 8,200 into a pot that was around 10,000. His opponent called, Cerrotta tabled 
for a rivered boat and his opponent mucked his hand.
Allyn Shulman started the action with a raise to 350 and only the big blind player was interested and made the call.
The flop 
brought no betting action and a dealer showed a on the turn. After another check, Shulman bet 450 and it was enough to win the pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
The players are now on their first 20 minutes break of the day.
On a raised pot containing already 2,550, the board was reading 
with three players involved when John Hesp bet 800. A first player folded and the third player tanked for a minute before making the call.
The river brought a and Hesp bet once more, this time for 1,125. His opponent, after some thought, folded his hand. Hesp asked, "Do you want to see my hand?" and after his opponent said yes, the 2017 November Nine turned over 
.
Sebastiano Giudice moved all in for 10650 preflop and got one caller. The two then turned over their hands and Giudice would be at risk of elimination.
Sebastiano Giudice: 
Opponent:
The board ran out 
and Giudice's queens took down the pot, securing a full double up.
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