After an open in middle position to 90,000, Hyon Kim called in the small blind. Ivan Luca made it 360,000 in the big and it went three ways to 
. Everyone checked, bringing the 
. Kim checked, Luca bet 340,000 and only Kim called. The river was a 
and both players checked. Kim slammed down 
for a set, knowing it was good if Luca checked.
"Bang, baby!" he shouted before raking in the pot.
Following a hijack open from Paulino Uemura, John Bolton moved all in for roughly 400,000 from the big blind. Uemura called, and the cards were revealed.
Uemura: 
Bolton: 
The board ran out 
and Bolton was eliminated by Uemura.
Hari Bercovici limped in from early position and action folded around to Greg Perry who moved all in for about 150,000. Next to act, Pierre Gentil moved all in over the top for roughly 700,000, and in the small blind, Randall Lack called both shoves. Action was back on Bercovici and he folded promptly, bringing the three players to an all-in showdown.
Randall Lack: 
Gregory Perry: 
Pierre Gentil: 
Lack was in the lead as the three hands went to the flop and he retained it as the board rolled out 
. With his ace-king kickers to the board, Lack would scoop the pot and move to right around six million chips.
From under the gun, Daniel Merrilees raised to 75,000 and Joey Fabre three-bet to 325,000 from a few seats over.
With the action on Matas Cikinas on the button, he moved all in for 1,050,000, and Merrilees folded.
Fabre went deep into the tank for several minutes before eventually making the call.
Cikinas: 
Fabre:
The board ran out 
and Cikinas doubled through to over 2.2 million in chips.
Jason Maeroff opened the action with a raise to 90,000 from early position, and Daniel Tang defended his big blind. The flop came down 
, and Tang check-called a 110,000 bet. Both players checked on the turn, and when the river came the , Tang led for 315,000. Maeroff made the call and mucked after tabled 
for two pair.
Following a flop of 
and a series of bets and raises, David Miscikowski was all in for about 1,250,000 with from early position against Konstantin Beylin in the big blind with 
.
The 
turn and river completed the board, no help to Miscikowski, locking up the pot for Beylin.
Nick DiVella moved all in before the flop for a bit more than 400,000. Benjamin Pollak was next to act and he just called while the rest of the table folded around, bringing the two players to a showdown.
Benjamin Pollak:
Nick DiVella: 
The board ran out and that gave DiVella a winning pair of sevens on the river to double up.
"Hi, mom!" DiVella said after the hand, waving at the ESPN cameras that had gathered around.
"She says, 'Nice river,'" another player at the table said.
Barry Hutter came back from dinner with a top-ten stack, and when we got to his table, Nils Tolpingrud had checked a board of 
and Hutter had bet 325,000.
Tolpingrud called and the river was the . Tolpingrud checked and Hutter bet 875,000. Tolpingrud thought before calling and Hutter showed 
for a set of sevens and took down the pot.
Victor Pedote Dos Santos opened to 80,000 under the gun and got one call before small blind Anthony Desai stuck his 400,000-or-so in. Dos Santos reraised to isolate but his 
was dominated by . The 
flop changed that in a hurry, though, and Desai took his leave on the wrong end of a beat after the and completed the board.
Vivek Rughani raised to 500,000 from early position and Joey Fabre called from the hijack.
The flop came down , Rughani bet his remaining 5,000, and Fabre called with , trailing Rughani's 
.
The turn and 
river completed the board, safe for Rughani to double up.
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