The board read 
with 950,000 in the middle already.
The player in the big blind checked and Carlos Citara in mid-position bet 500,000. The big blind responded with a shove which Citara quickly called for the 2,080,000 he had behind.
Carlos Citara: 
Big Blind: 
The board was completed with the 
to keep Citara ahead with the pocket aces and he doubled up.
Ryan Dodson raised to 220,000 from the button, and Jose Trapote three-bet shoved for 1.9 million in the small blind. After Bruno Politano folded his big blind, Dodson snapped off his last 1.8 million.
Ryan Dodson: 
Jose Trapote: 
Dodson held on the 
flop, but the 
turn paired Trapote, and left Dodson calling for a six. The 
bricked off, and Dodson hit the rail after giving Ryan Leng a quick hug.
In a substantial pot on a board that read 
Jacob Naumann made a bet of 675,000 into his opponent Casey Brown.
Brown thought it over for a few moments before deciding to call. Naumann quickly turned over the 
for the nut flush and Brown mucked his cards and sent 675,000 new chips Naumann's way.
Carlos Alberto Alves De Lima jammed for 850,000 in middle position, and Carlos Citara three-bet shoved for 1.8 million from the button, chasing out the blinds.
Carlos Alberto Alves De Lima:
Carlos Citara: 
Citara was in bad shape, and it got worse after the 
flop left him looking for running cards to score the knockout. The 
turn was one of them, and after the 
river completed an unlikely Broadway straight for Citara, a shellshocked De Lima slumped down in his chair with a wry grin on his face, still in disbelief that his aces had been cracked. He eventually stood up and shook hands with the table, wishing them well before departing.
Dianlei Zhang raised to 205,000 from the early position and Michael Matrone shoved on the button. Action folded back to Zhang who asked for a count. The dealer confirmed Matrone had 1,615,000 behind. Zhang contemplated for a few more seconds before making the call.
Michael Matrone: 
Dianlei Zhang: 
The board ran out 
for Zhang to hit a flush on the turn to eliminate Matrone who couldn't believe the runout of the board.
Brian Mancilla was all in with 
against the 
of Terry Fan.
The flop kept Mancilla afloat when it came 
to rocket him ahead of the rockets. The turn and the 
river confirmed his double up and left Fan running on fumes.
With around 600,000 in the pot, Yuwen Pan got his last 850,000 in from the small blind on a 
board, and John Gorsuch had him at risk in the cutoff.
Yuwen Pan: 
John Gorsuch:
After the 
fell on the river, Gorsuch started to bring his chips back, not seeing that Pan had turned a straight. Once he realized that his set had been bested by Pan, he nodded and paid off his debt.
James Anderson jammed for 285,000 from early position, and Roscoe Light three-bet to 450,000 next to act.
"You want him to yourself? " Fabian Gumz asked Light before folding.
James Anderson: 
Roscoe Light: 
Light's ace was enough for the knockout after the 
board fell.
"That's all I ever have," Light told Gumz as he took the last of Anderson's chips.
Brian Mancilla shoved from the button for 1,120,000 and was called by Jonathan Karamalikis in the small blind with the bigger stack.
Brian Mancilla:
Jonathan Karamalikis:
The board ran out 
for Mancilla's ace to come into play as the kicker to stay alive and double up.
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