Jean-Francois Alexandre raised to 350,000 on the button and Bobby Oboodi called in the blinds. The flop 
went check-check.
On the 
turn, Oboodie check-called a bet of 250,000 from Alexandre. The river fell a and the same action happened, this time for 320,000.
Alexandre mucked his cards and Oboodie showed a 
.
Sandrine Phan raised to 325,000 under the gun and it was called by Joe Foresman and Linda Huard in the cutoff.
The three players checked on the flop 
and the turn fell a 
. Phan bet 500,000 and after a fold from Foresman, Huard announced all in. Phan eventually folded.
Jimmy Tran was all in for 2,500,000 from the small blind against Danny Abdallah who was in middle positoin.
Jimmy Tran: 
Danny Abdallah: 
The runout was 
and Tran took down the pot, sending Tran to the rail.
In a blind versus blind situation, Blake Napierala moved all in from the small blind, putting Michael Huber at risk for his tournament with a remaining stack of 1,410,000. The latter called and the players showed their cards:
Michael Huber: 
Blake Napierala: 
Huber found a board 
and got his double up through Napierala with ace-high.
There was about 800,000 in the middle when the dealer fanned a flop of 
. Wenhao Ying checked from the big blind and Bobby Oboodi fired 275,000 from the button. Ying check-called. The turn came the and Ying checked again. Oboodi continued with another bet of 775,000, that was enough to take down the pot.
The board already showed 
with a pot containing more than 1,300,000 when Jeff Hakim fired a bet worth 1,525,000 from the big blind position. Jacob Klein went deep into the tank and eventually conceded the pot to Hakim.
Giovani Torre raised to 325,000 under the gun and Luke Martinelli called from middle position along with Sandrine Phan from one seat over. Ling Qin three-bet to 1,800,000 from the hijack and Torre responded by moving all in for 3,950,000. Martinelli and Phan folded and Qin made the call.
Giovani Torre: 
Ling Qin: 
It was a typical flip but the board ran out 
and Qin couldn't hit, doubling up Torre instead.
Brian McKinney opened to 350,000 and it was three-bet by Justin Copp before McKinney four-bet all in and Copp called.
Justin Copp:
Brian McKinney: 
McKinney was in very good shape for a double and took down the pot after the board brought 
.
Lang Lee opened to 350,000 from the hijack and Will Givens called from the small blind.
The flop fell and was checked through to the turn. Givens bet 350,000 and Lee called.
The river completed the board and both players checked. Givens showed 
and Lee tabled for a rivered pair of tens to win the pot.
"My man can see the future over here," muttered Carl Brewington at the table.
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