Kahle Burns opened for 750 in middle position and got a caller from the hijack before Garrett Adelstein repopped to 3,400. Burns called, as did the third player and they saw a board of . Everyone checked until the river, when Adelstein bet 5,000.
Burns called and Adelstein announced a hand we didn't hear, with Burns showing for the win.
Jesse Chinni bet 1,100 from the big blind on a flop of into his lone opponent, the player who was under the gun. He called.
The hit the river and Chinni bet again, 3,050 this time. The big blind called and Chinni flipped over to take the pot with trip threes from a visibly upset opponent.
Following a raise from early position and two calls from the players in the next two seats, the action stopped at David Laka who squeezed to 4,500 out of the big blind. Only the first flatter called and they continued heads-up to the flop.
Laka fired 4,000 and his opponent tossed in calling chips. Laka barreled small on the turn, making it 5,100. His opponent raised to 12,000 and Laka paused for a while before matching the price.
The hit the river and Laka checked. His rival moved all in for what looked like 20,300 and Laka thought for about a minute.
"I have a really good hand to call," Laka said. However, he eventually let his hand go and continued with 42,100.
Eric "Barstool Nate" Nathan checked and called for 1,800 on . On the river, both Nathan and his opponent checked. It sounded like Nathan announced ace-high, but his opponent turned over and took the showdown with jacks.
Ludovic Geilich, who already ran up his stack to 120,000 in the early stages, opened the action to 700 in middle position. Pontus Anderberg three-bet to 2,750 from the cutoff and the small blind cold four-bet to 5,200. Geilich got out of the way and Anderberg peeled in position.
The flop was and a 5,500 bet was enough to make Anderberg fold as well.
Benoit Jean opened to 800 from under the gun, Javier Gomez called from early position and the hijack opponent stuck around as well. Michael Hada moved all in from the big blind for 11,500 and Jean made the call, everyone else folded and players turned over their hands.
Benoit Jean:
Michael Hada:
The board ran out and Jean's jacks took down the pot, eliminating Hada.
In a raised pot and a board showing , Matt Salsberg checked in the big blind and his opponent checked. The river came a and Salsberg bet 2,200. His opponent thought about it for a minute and ended up calling, but mucked his hand when Salsberg tabled for the straight.