Max Kruse opened and called a raise from Scott Hirsch. Both players drew one and Hirsch check-called. Hirsch drew one as Kruse stood pat. Hirsch check-called a bet from the German.
Both players stood pat and checked.
"Eight-seven-six," said Hirsch.
"Same," said Kruse.
"Perfect," said Hirsch showing 
and Kruse mucked.
Three-players were involved with Brian Hastings drawing one and both Marc Rijnbeek and Michael Noori drawing two. Hastings bet and got two calls.
Hastings stood pat, Noori drew two and Rijnbeek drew one. Hastings bet and again got two callers. He stood pat again and his opponents drew one. The trio checked with Hastings showing 
and Rijnbeek showed winning the pot.
John Hutchinson and Max Kruse both drew two and Hutchinson check-called a bet. Hutchinson drew two and Kruse drew one. Hutchinson check-called.
Both players drew one on the end and Hutchinson bet. Kruse called but was shown the which took down the pot.
On the very next hand Hutchinson raised and Kruse called. Hutchinson drew one and Kruse drew two. Kruse called a bet and then both players drew one. Kruse called another bet and Hutchinson stood pat. Kruse drew one and both players checked.
Hutchinson showed and that took down another pot.
In a three-way pot between Farah Galfond in the small blind, Scott Bohlman in the hijack, and Kyle Miaso on the button, each player put two bets in after the first draw. Second draws went one, pat, one and Galfond checked to Bohlman, who put out a bet. Miaso and Galfond both called and final draws again went one, pat, one. All three players checked through to showdown.
Bohlman tabled , good enough to take down the pot as Galfond and Miaso mucked their hands.
Hanh Tran opened from the hijack and was three-bet by Benjamin Friesen in the cutoff. After action folded back to him, Tran made the call and each player proceeded to take one and check each of the first two draws. Third draws went one and one again and Tran bet on the end. Friesen flung in a chip to make the call and verbalized an -low.
Tran tabled and Friesen flung his cards to the muck.
"Really? Eight-six?" said Tran, somewhat surprised. Friesen confirmed he was not lying.
Joining the action after the first draw Lena Wang bet and start-of-day chip leader Benny Glaser called. Wang drew one and Glaser drew two.
Wang bet and Glaser raised. Wang called and drew one as Glaser stood pat. Both players checked. Wang turned over a 
but Glaser showed 
and won the pot.
Alexander Kuzmin raised from under the gun and was three-bet by Alexander Freund in the cutoff. Action folded back to Kuzmin, who made the call before each player drew one card. Both players checked and again drew one each on the second draw. After the draw, Kuzmin bet and Freund called. Final draws went pat and one and Kuzmin checked to Freund, who checked behind to take their hands to showdown.
Kuzmin tabled and Freund mucked his hand.
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