Action picked up on a board reading 
in a headsup pot.
From his big blind Jeremy Koehler put out a bet of 10,000, only to be raised to 27,000 by the other player in the hand. With action back on Koehler he then four-bet shoved for his last 80,500, which sent the other player into the tank. After about a minute Koehler's opponent mucked his hand, which sent the pot to Koehler.
With around 20,000 in the middle, Alan Lau checked a 
flop from the big blind. His opponent fired 10,000 from the hijack and Lau responded with a check-raise to 28,500. He received a call and the two players continued to the 
turn and 
river which were both checked down.
Lau tabled 
for a missed gutter and he conceded the pot when the other player exposed 
.
A first player opened and got a call before Aditya Prasetyo three-bet to 38,000. Only the initial player made the call.
The flop fell 
and after a check from his opponent, Prasetyo continued for 55,000. His opponent raised it to 131,000 and Prasetyo announced all in for a stack worth 462,000. His opponent snap-called with a higher, showing 
for a set of sixes.
Prasetyo, holding 
, was in bad shape for his tournament, but a 
appeared on the turn, giving him a set of aces and he doubled up after the 
completed the river.
Prasetyo, who started the day with 137,000 chips has now reached a stack over a million.
On a flop of 
, Jackie Glazier checked from the big blind and her opponent fired 15,000 from an early position. Glazier slid forward 100,000 to cover the other player's remaining stack and he called off.
Glazier was ahead with 
against 
and the rest of the board ran out and 
to confirm Glazier's win.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
With the board reading 
and around 180,000 already in the middle, Goran Mandic shoved for around 145,000 from a middle position. Mehdi Hsissen tanked in the cutoff, having around 180,000 behind.
Hsissen eventually opted to release his hand and Mandic exposed a before dragging the huge pot.
After a player in late position raised it to 6,500, the player on the button then three-bet shoved his remaining stack. Nam Le, sitting in the small blind, then asked for a count. When the dealer confirmed 42,500 total Le made the call, only to have the original raiser four-bet shove behind with a covering stack. Le made the call and was all in as well.
Original Raiser: 
Button Player: 
Nam Le: 
The board ran out 
, which sent the big pot to Le and eliminated the player on the button.
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