Benjamin Pollak opened with a raise to 140,000 and he was called by Kelly Minkin in the small blind.
The flop came down 
and Minkin checked to Pollak who put out a bet of 130,000. Minkin called.
Both players checked on the 
turn to see the 
on the river. There, Minkin led for 235,000. Pollak dropped into the tank but didn't end up calling, so Minkin took down the pot.
Samuel Bernabeu opened the action with a raise to 130,000 from under the gun and James Obst called from middle position. Michael Dyer on the button made it 525,000 to go and Bernabeu let go after some consideration. Obst moved all in for more than 2 million and Dyer called instantly.
James Obst: 
Michael Dyer: 
On the 
flop, Obst picked up a flush draw and Justin Harvell added "wow, good for the cameras." The Aussie instantly improved to a winning flush with the 
turn, making the 
river a formality. Obst doubled for 2,180,000 and Dyer took another hit to his stack.
Ryan Rivers opened to 125,000 from the hijack, Steven Adams reraised all in from the button for 1,230,000 and Antoine Labat four-bet shoved from the big blind for 2,730,000.
Rivers called instantly and tabled , leading Labat's 
and Adams' 
.
The board came down 
, giving Labat a set of kings to eliminate Adams and double through RIvers.
With over a million in the pot on the river and the board showing 
Nirath Rean put out a bet of 500,000. Konstantin Beylin was the other player in the hand and he thought for a bit before he made a raise to 1,500,000.
Rean dropped into the tank and he continued thinking as ESPN cameras gathered around. He thought for nearly three minutes before he eventually made the call.
Beylin appeared to be turning his hand into a bluff, sensing that his 
was no good because Rean was holding for a rivered straight. With that pot, Rean moved over seven million chips while Beylin was left with just over four million.
Volodymyr Drokin raised to 135,000 from early position, Hari Bercovici called in middle position and Shannon Shorr called from the small blind. The 
flop got checked to Bercovici, who bet 200,000. Two quick folds followed and the Argentinian stacked up even more.
With the pot, Bercovici now sits at one of the biggest stacks in the room with 11,350,000.
Nicholas Cushman was all-in and at risk pre-flop holding against the of Chanracy Khun. The board ran out 
and Khun cracked aces to sent Cushman to the rail.
Chris Da-Silva was on the button and up against Ryan Phan in the big blind. The flop was down 
, and Phan had the all-in button in front of him as well as . Silva had obliged and held .
The turn brought the , which gave Da-Silva outs to the nut flush. But the 
river was no help to him, and he had to sacrifice 2m to Phan who secured a full double-up in a perfect spot.
Paulo Goncalves raised to 140,000 and got calls from Eric Froehlich and John Cynn.
The flop was checked by all three players. Goncalves bet 280,000 on the 
turn and Froehlich called. Cynn raised to 560,000 and Goncalves quickly three-bet to 1,300,000. Froehlich folded and Cynn called.
The pair checked the river. Goncalves showed for a rivered pair of aces, with Cynn turning over 
for a full house.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Aram Zobian checked and called a continuation bet for 475,000 by Jeff Trudeau. The fell on the turn and both players opted to check. Zobian also quickly checked the on the river and Trudeau checked behind to get shown for the nut flush by Zobian.
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