From under the gun, Stanley Lee opened with a raise before Farukh Tach three-bet the button to 90,000.
Once the blinds passed, Lee responded with a four-bet to 269,000. Tach deliberated for several minutes before making the call as the flop landed 
.
Lee continued for 125,000, and Tach mucked.
Richard Gryko bet 40,000 on a 
flop against Hari Bercovici, who snap-called from the cutoff. On the 
turn, they both checked, bringing a 
river. Gryko checked and Bercovici bet 62,000. Gryko thought awhile and called.
Both players had missed draws, but Gryko's 
trumped 
.
The roller coaster ride of Jean "Prince" Gaspard has eventually come to an end. He got his short stack in with the 
and Winson Yuen had an easy call with the 
. The board came 
and that was it for Gaspard.
A player raised to 28,000 from early position and a player in middle position reraised to 90,000. Ralph Massey moved all in for 370,000 and the original raiser folded.
The middle position player went deep into the tank and eventually called. Massey showed 
and was dominating the of his opponent. The board ran out clean for Massey and he doubled up.
Alexandre Reard three-bet to 81,000 from the hijack when Brian Altman opened to 27,000 on his right. Altman peeled and they saw a 
flop. The American check-called 65,000 and the 
and 
checked through.
Altman showed but Reard had gotten lucky with 
.
Three players saw a flop of 
and the action was checked to Chris Da-Silva in the hijack who bet 20,000. The big blind called along with another player in early position. The turn brought the and the action checked to Da-Silva again who opted to check back.
The river brought the 
and the action was on Da-Silva again. He put together a bet of 165,000 which got the big blind to fold quickly. His other opponent made a quick call and Da-Silva showed 
for Broadway. His opponent tapped the table and mucked his cards, sending another healthy pot to the new chipleader.
The action folded to Eric Hicks in the small blind, and he limped in as Mark Zullo checked.
Both players checked down the 
board and Zullo tabled his , and Hicks mucked.
James Akenhead opened from middle position with a raise to 28,000 and action folded to the small blind where Erwin Fonacier reraised, making it 60,000. Akenhead called and the two headed to a flop.
The flop was 
and Fonacier led out with a bet of 100,000. Akenhead called.
On the turn, Fonacier slowed down with a check. Akenhead put out a bet of 175,000 and Fonacier dropped into the tank. After a few minutes of thought, he moved all in over the top for about 400,000 total. Akenhead made a sour face, then quickly folded his hand, allowing Fonacier to take down the pot and to move right around 1 million chips.
The following players earned $26,535 for their respective showings.
Ricardo Souza was the initial raiser and Roman Lanzerstorfer defended his big blind, then check-called a bet on the flop. On the 
turn, both players checked and Lanzerstorfer then bet for around two third the pot on the river, making it 98,000 to go.
Souza raised to 375,000 and Lanzerstorfer called all in after some consideration. The Brazilian turned over 
for queen-high and Lanzerstorfer doubled for 288,000 with the 
for two pair.
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