Toru Wakamatsu raised to 1,300 in the hijack and Petar Kalev three-bet to 5,200 out of the small blind. Wakamatsu paused for a moment and then he matched the price.
They 
hit the felt and Kalev checked to Wakamatsu who fired a small bet of 3,500. Kalev double-checked his cards and folded.
Nick Phoenix bet 4,000 from middle position on the 
flop, and [Removed:146] called from the button. The turn broght the 
, and Phoenix slowed down with a check.
Guerfi took the initiative with a 3,800 bet, and Phoenix folded.
On a board of 
with 16,000 in the middle, James Bord was facing a bet of 11,500 from the big blind.
Bord was in the cutoff, and after ample time, a player called the clock.
The Tournament Director came over and began the 30-second countdown, and with just a few seconds left, Bord folded.
With 7,000 in the pot, the big blind bet 2,300 on a 
board, and an early position player raised to 7,600. Charlie Sewell in the hijack three-bet shoved for 32,300, and the small blind check-raised all in, four-betting to 55,800. The big blind tanked for a few minutes before folding, claiming to fold a straight after the early position player folded his 
face-up.
Charlie Sewell: 
Opponent:
The big blind shook his head, in disbelief that neither of his opponents held a straight themselves. The 
river kept Sewell's top set in front, and he doubled up.
"Nice hand sir, back in the game!" Tablemate Will Kassouf told Sewell.
"Did I play it perfect?" Sewell asked Kassouf, who responded, "Like a boss!"
A flop of 
showed on the board, and Sam Soverel had an 8,000 bet in front of him in one of the early positions.
Sammy Paik reraised to 22,000 from the hijack, sending Soverel into the tank. Soverel elected to reraise to an amount that put Paik at risk. Paik instantly called.
Sam Soverel: 
Sammy Paik: 
The showdown was bad news for Soverel, who was far behind against Paik's set of jacks. The turn and river 
brought no help, and Paik doubled up to 115,000. Soverel stood up and did calisthenics behind his chair for a couple of minutes after taking the big hit.
Jason Mercier raised to 1,200 from the hijack and a player on the button made it 4,000 before his neighbor cold four-bet shoved for 26,900.
Mercier tanked for a while and then decided to throw his cards away. The other player folded as well and the hand ended preflop.
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