Andy Hwang bet 72,000 after two players checked to him on 
. Only Jeonggyu Cho, under the gun, called. Both players checked the 
and Cho bet 200,000 on the 
river. Hwang's cards were in the muck almost immediately.
888poker Qualifier Dean Morrone is determined to retain the chip leader status and has added some more chips to his stack to help him achieve that. He pointed at Robert Heidorn over on the next table as he was coming close. Upon inspection, Heidorn was sporting a stack worth 5,400,000 too.
"Tell him to back off!" Morrone said with a smile.
Fabrizio Gonzalez opened to 52,000 from under the gun and was three-bet by Nicholas Danias in the hijack.
"How much is it?" Gonzalez asked the dealer, who pushed over the chips and confirmed a size of 107,000. Gonzalez called.
The flop came 
and Gonzalez checked. Danias made a continuation-bet of 136,000 and Gonzalez called.
The turn fell and Danias put out another stack of chips. Gonzalez asked how much and the dealer counted 236,000. Gonzalez called once more. The river was 
and both players checked.
Gonzalez, first to act, tabled 
for a pair of fours. Danias then turned over 
for a pair of jacks and took down the pot.
Lawrence Brandt raised in the hijack and Martin Huk jammed out of the small blind for 677,000. Brandt gave it some consideration and called with pocket tens, while Huk had a flip with 
.
The 
flop improved Huk, but the 
turn gave Brandt a flush draw with his 
. Huk dodged the hearts and two remaining tens in the deck, as the river was a blank to secure his double up.
$38,240 to these players for their respective finishes.
The board read 
. Jake Daniels bet 164,000 and was quickly raised all in by Paul Dhaliwal for his remaining amount of 806,000. Daniels thought for a while and said "I don't beat anything" to himself out loud. Eventually he folded and Dhaliwal took down a boost to his stack.
Fabrizio Gonzalez opened to 52,000 from early position and received calls from Nicholas Danias in the cutoff and Larry Ross out of the small blind. Pedro Padilha then executed the squeeze, three-betting all in from the big blind.
Gonzalez asked for a count, which the dealer cut out to 608,000. Eventually, he folded. Danias then asked to confirm the amount before tossing his cards into the muck. As soon as he folded, Ross did the same and Padilha added the chunk of chips to his stack as a result.
The cards of James Everist were already in the muck as David Vedral dragged in his chips with 
for a straight on the board 
. Alex Foxen confirmed that Everist had been all in with the 
and hit the rail, as his set was no good.
Scott Bohlman said he raised with 
and Allen Kessler stuck in his remaining chips with 
. The awful spot did not turn around for "Chainsaw," who headed for payouts for the first time in this event after years of frustration.
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