On a 
board, both Chris Vitch and Ryan Miller checked to a third player who was all in for 5,000. The pair called and the river 
was checked by both players.
Chris Vitch: 
- ace-high
Ryan Miller: 
- two pair
All-in Player: 
- ace-high
With no low, Miller's hand was best and sent a player to the rail.
Yarron Bendor raised, Nick Guagenti re-raised and Tom Koral made it four bets. Both Bendor and Guagenti called and the flop was 
. Koral bet and got two calls.
Koral bet again on the 
turn and Bendor raised. Guagenti folded and Koral called.
Koral bet the 
river and Bendor called.
Koral showed 
for the nut low and aces up, while Bendor showed 
for a full house and no low.
Yarron Bendor and Nick Guagenti have pulled away from the rest of the field while Johannes Becker has dropped a lot of chips as of recently.
Bendor was also involved in the latest hand on their table, on which the 
river was checked through. Larry Kantor rolled over 
for two pair and a live trey, while Tom Koral tabled his 
for superior two pair. Bendor mucked and Kantor claimed the low pot, Koral the high pot.
Perry Friedman ended up all in and at risk with his short stack on the turn and was called by Robert Slezak.
Friedman tabled 
for a pair and nut low, while Slezak had 
for an inferior pair and same low. The fell on the river and Friedman took three quarters of the pot to chip up and remain in contention.
Shannon Shorr ended up all in and Mike Wattel as well as Andrey Zaichenko remained active in the hand. Zaichenko bet the turn and check-called a bet on the river of the 
board.
Wattel tabled 
for nines and deuces with the nut low and Zaichenko had 
for eights and treys, while Shorr briefly flashed and mucked what appeared to be 
.
Ylon Schwartz and Frankie O'Dell limped before Gary Bolden raised in the cutoff. David Benyamine and the other two players all called.
The flop was checked by the three players. The turn was the . Benyamine checked and Schwartz bet. O'Dell and Bolden both called.
The river was the . Schwartz bet, O'Dell called and Bolden open-mucked 
Schwartz showed for the nut low and chopped with Bolden's 
for the nut flush.
Soon after his two all in showdowns, Phil Hellmuth got it in once more and this time held 
. John Racener put him at risk with the 
and the board came 
to provide the straight and flush for Racener.
Getting it in with against the of Phil Ivey, Phil Hellmuth made a straight on the 
flop. The turn changed nothing, but the river gave Ivey a low and the pair chopped.
Two hands later Hellmuth was all in from the button against Philip Sternheimer in the small blind.
Phil Hellmuth: 
Sternheimer:
The board was 
giving Hellmuth a straight and doubling up. He remains short.
Shaun Deeb bet the flop and Chris Amaral called. Deeb bet again on the turn and Amaral called again.
The river was the and Deeb checked. Amaral bet and Deeb rolled his eyes. Eventually he folded and Amaral took down the pot.
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