Ben Yu was contemplating a bet of 15,000 from his opponent on a board that read 
. He called after thinking it over for about thirty seconds. The turn was the 
. Yu checked and his opponent bet 30,000, Yu moved all in and was immediately called.
Yu turned over the 
for the nut flush which crushed the 
that his opponent revealed. The river was the 
and Yu gathered a big double up.
Down to the last 23,100, Martin Carnero jammed with the 
and Corentin Briglia called with 
. The board came 
and Carnero flopped a straight to double.
Jordan Kaplan also doubled. He had lost half of his stack early on and then got it in for 34,000 with 
against the pocket eights of initial raiser Chad Power. Kaplan turned the nut flush on 
to remain in contention.
Jeremy Kocher opened for 5,000 from late position and Qi Hu three-bet to 10,000 sitting directly to his left. Sitting from the cutoff, David "ODB" Baker called along with Kocher.
The flop came 
and Kosher check-folded after Hu fired out 12,000 while Baker called.
The 
turn and 
were both checked and Hu tabled 
but that was second-best as Baker paired his queen on the river and raked in the pot.
Abdelhakim Zoufri raised to 5,100 from the cutoff and Randolph Present called in the small blind.
They both checked through the 
flop to the on the turn. Present quickly check-called the 6,000 bet of Zoufri.
The river completed the board with the 
and they both quickly checked again. Present tabled 
for the flopped two pair which was enough for Zoufri to muck his hand.
Australian high roller Kahle Burns was already on fumes with a stack of 14,800 before the hand started. From the hijack, he shoved all in and Scott Drober called from the cutoff. Eric Semel had 20,300 total and moved all in from the small blind as well. Drober paid the requisite extra chips off in swift fashion.
Kahle Burns:
Eric Semel:
Scott Drober: 
Things were looking bleak for Burns from the start and after the 
flop, he was all but drawing dead. The 
on the turn provided him with a lifeline, but the 
river ended it. He headed for the rail, while Semel tripled up at the expense of Burns and Drober.
On a turn reading 
, Paul Miler led out 50,000 from the small blind, getting a fold from Mathias Wessel in the big. Action stopped at Thomas Kornechuk who called from the hijack.
The landed on the river and Miller announced a bet of 110,000. Kornechuk took two minutes to figure out his decision, knowing a potentially wrong call would have cost severe damage to his remaining stack.
Kornechuk, however, convinced himself to go for it and he slid forward calling chips.
"You got it," Miller said and Kornechuk showed 
to scoop the hefty pot.
Jill Bryant raised to 6,300 from the button, Jeffry DeWitt three-bet to 14,000 from the big blind, Bryant four-bet shoved with a covering stack and DeWitt thought for a bit before he folded.
Thomas Popov opened to 5,100 and Olivier Chaume three-bet to 14,000. Popov called. The flop came and Popov check-called 10,000.
The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the 
and it checked to Chaume once more. He bet 22,000 and Popov tanked for a good couple of minutes before eventually folding.
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