Nicholas Newport raised on the button and called a three-bet from big blind Ivan Luca to 108,000. The board rolled out 
, with Luca betting 78,000, then 150,000, then 218,000 all in effective.
Newport quickly called it off on the river and Luca showed 
. Newport had 
for flopped aces up and collected a double.
Moundir Zoughari moved all in from middle position for his last 57,000. It folded to Jason Maeroff in the big blind who called and the hands were shown.
Jason Maeroff: 
Moundir Zoughari: 
The dealer fanned the 
and Maeroff paired his three but would still need to improve against the pocket kings of Zoughari. "Queen," shouted Maeroff, and the turn was the 
.
Maeroff didn't get the queen he asked for but spiked a third three and he improved to a full house on the 
river to eliminate Zoughari. "See, that's all you gotta do," said Maeroff as he raked in the pot.
Brian Green was all in for his last 257,000 holding 
against William Kopp's .
The board ran out 
and Green turned a flush to double through.
Adam Rude opened to 26,000 from middle position and Brian Altman called in the hijack.
The flop landed 
and Rude continued for 30,000 and Altman called as the turn landed the 
.
Rude bet 80,000, and Altman called, as the river of the 
completed the board.
Rude bet 180,000, and Altman eventually found a fold.
The following players earned $23,940 for their respective finishes.
In what members of the table said was a three-bet pot, we picked up action on a turn of with around 400,000 in the pot. Shigeo Yoshioka checked to his lone opponent who bet 125,000. Yoshioka called.
The river was the 
and Yoshioka checked to his opponent again who moved all in for over 300,000. Yoshioka snap-called and revealed his 
for a set while his opponent could only show 
for an overpair.
Yoshioka took down the big pot and moved to over 1.5 million chips.
After a raise to 27,000, Konstantin Beylin was among the callers in the hijack and a short-stacked Fabian Gumz got it in from the big blind for the last 146,000. Only Beylin called and the cards were turned over.
Fabian Gumz:
Konstantin Beylin:
Gumz was dominated but eventually got there with the board running out 
.
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