Alexander Ziskin bet 115,000 on an 
flop and Randy Lowery shoved all in for 680,000. Ziskin made what looked to be a reluctant call after some thought and indeed his 
was smashed by 
.
The turn and river were 
and 
and Lowery doubled.
Brian Altman opened to 110,000 from middle position and Paulo Goncalves called from the big blind. The flop came 
and Goncalves checked to Altman who continued for 90,000. Goncalves called and the 
landed on the turn.
Goncalves checked again and Altman checked behind. The river brought the 
and Goncalves just open-folded his cards. The dealer was a bit hesitant but still brought them into the muck. Altman shrugged his shoulders and flipped over 
for just nine high, but it earned him the pot.
"What a sick hand," Scott Davies said as the table had a bit of a laugh.
Andres Jeckeln raised to 125,000, and only Henrik Hecklen called from the big blind. Both players checked on the 
flop, and when the turn came the , Hecklen bet 390,000. Jeckeln made the call, and the river brought the 
. Hecklen moved all in for 1,150,000 and Jeckeln made the call.
Hecklen tabled 
for a set and Jeckeln was made to show his losing hand: 
.
From the hijack, Tony Miles opened to 110,000 and Clayton Fletcher three-bet the small blind to 275,000.
Ognjen Sekularac cold-called in the big blind, and with the action back on Miles, he cut out a four-bet amounting to 1,260,000.
Fletcher hesitated for a little then mucked, as did Sekularac, and Miles dragged the pot to move to nearly 3.5 million in chips.
Michael Dyer opened to 100,000 and Alexandre Reard called in the small blind.
Reard checked the 
flop and Dyer bet around 70,000. Reard raised to roughly 260,000. Dyer then three-bet to 500,000 and Reard quickly folded.
"There's got to be history behind that!" said tablemate Alexander Gross marvelling at the hand he'd just witnessed.
Kartk Ved moved all in from the cutoff for around 10 big blinds. Shaun O'Donnell called in the big blind.
Kartik Ved: 
Shaun O'Donnell: 
O'Donnell had woken up with a monster and he sent Ved to the rail on the 
runout.
Philip Chun was in middle position and had made a big bet on the 
flop against Mason Barrell on the button, with having turned. The pot was now bloated to about 1.7 million and Chun announced he was all in for Barrell's last 1.3 million. Barrell double-checked his holding and quickly called with and Chun showed a worthless 
, sending a double as the hit the river.
Henrik Hecklen raised to 110,000 and Kelly Minkin, Jaime Kaplan, and [Removed:502] all called before the action was on Ahmed Amin in the small blind. Amin three-bet to 625,000 and only Kaplan called.
Heads-up to the flop, Amin moved all in for 1,150,000 and Kaplan called.
Ahmed Amin: 
Jaime Kaplan: 
Amin was ahead with ace high and also had the nut flush draw. Kaplan had outs, but when the turn came the and the river the 
, Amin's double was confirmed.
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