Limit Hold'em
Action folded to Adam Friedman in the small blind who raised. Chris Klodnicki defended and the flop came 
. Friedman made a continuation-bet and Klodnicki called. The turn was 
and both players checked. The river was 
, bringing a flush on the board. Friedman bet and Klodnicki thought for a bit before making the call.
Friedman tabled 
and Klodnicki mucked.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Talal Shakerchi limped in from the button, Andrew Brown limped in from the small blind, and John Esposito checked his option in the big blind.
Brown led for 18,000 on the 
flop, and Esposito raised to 90,000. Shakerchi folded.
"You'll never miss it," Esposito crooned at Brown, who eventually called.
Brown bet enough to put Esposito at risk for his last 204,000 on the 
turn, and Esposito tank-called.
"Just a draw," Brown said, to which Esposito replied, "You're drawin' pretty slim."
Andrew Brown: 
John Esposito: 
"Thank you very much," Esposito said after the 
river fell.
"Flush," Brown replied, prompting a quick, "Oh my God!" and a fist slam on the table from Esposito. He looked at the board again then said, "I have a full house!" with his ace-ten, which earned the relieved Esposito a double.
Stud
John Hennigan: 
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Phil Ivey: /
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John Hennigan was the aggressor on fourth and fifth street, with Phil Ivey taking the betting lead on sixth street. Both players checked through the river, and Ivey showed down 
to take down the pot. Hennigan, left with 80,000 chips after this hand, busted out minutes later.
Ivey is the first player to go over the three-million chip mark in this tournament.
No-Limit Hold'em
John Hennigan opened preflop from under the gun, and continuation bet on the flop of 
. Phil Ivey called both bets from the hijack.
Hennigan checked the turn, and Ivey bet 60,000. Hennigan called, bringing the 
river. Ivey bet 150,000, and Hennigan called, mucking when Ivey tabled .
No-Limit Hold'em
Dario Sammartino and Jared Bleznick were heads up in a pot from the cutoff and button, respectively with around 170,000 in the pot leading to a flop of 
. Sammartino check-called a bet of 80,000 from Bleznick. The turn came 
and Sammartino checked again. Bleznick counted out his stack and announced he was all in. Sammartino asked for a count which totaled 324,000 and he let his hand go.
On the following hand, Sammartino and Bleznick were again involved in a pot on a flop of 
from the hijack and cutoff, respectively. Sammartino bet 26,000 and Bleznick raised to 75,000. Sammartino peeled and the two checked through the 
runout. Sammartino announced a three and Bleznick nodded.
Sammartino then tabled 
which proved to be the winning hand as Bleznick mucked.
On the third consecutive hand, Bryce Yockey open-limped on the button and Sammartino completed his small blind. Bleznick raised to 36,000 and Yockey called before Sammartino raised to 145,000 and took down the pot preflop when both players folded.
Stud
Dan Cates: /
Chris Vitch: / 
Isaac Haxton brought it in with a 
, and Dan Cates called. Chris Vitch completed, and only Cates called. Cates checked fourth street, then raised after Vitch bet. Vitch called, and Cates bet fifth street with an open pair of nines. Vitch tanked for about a minute before wincing, then mucking his hand.
2-7 Triple Draw
Action folded to Jared Bleznick on the button and he raised. Luke Schwartz three-bet, Bleznick four-bet, and Schwartz went all in for his remaining 106,000.
Both players took two on the first draw and one on the second draw. Schwartz stood pat on the final draw and Bleznick checked his final card before standing pat behind him.
"You win, I guess," said Schwartz.
Bleznick tabled 
and Schwartz buried his cards deep into the dealer's muck pile to his immediate left and got up from his seat.
No-Limit Hold'em
Josh Arieh opened to 26,000 on the hijack, and Chris Vitch called from the cutoff. The flop came 
, Arieh coninued for 35,000 and Vitch called.
Arieh slowed down on the , check-calling a 60,000 bet. The came in on the river, and Vitch bet again for 130,000. Arieh caled and showed down 
for fifth pair, and in this case the hero call was correct, as Vitch showed 
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