In what looked like a three-bet pot with about 1.4 million in the middle, Sam Greenwood checked in the big blind and Michael Messick checked in the cutoff to bring the turn out. The board now read 
and Greenwood bet 350,000. Messick stacked all but his last T5,000 chip and slid them in, and Greenwood folded instantly.
Action folded around to Christopher Ahrens in the small blind and he limped. Antonio Esfandiari was in the big and exercised his option with a raise to 285,000. Ahrens called and the flop came down 
, which both players checked.
After the dealer burned and turned the 
, Ahrens led out for 350,000 and Esfandiari called.
On the 
river, which put four spades on board, Ahrens bet just 300,000. Esfandiari thought for a bit before moving all in and Ahrens snap-called off for 1.67 million total.
Esfandiari showed the 
for just a pair of tens while Ahrens rolled over the 
for a flush, which he had made on the turn.
Johnathan Dempsey opened to 210,000 from early position, and Oliver Bithell called on the button.
The flop landed 
and Dempsey continued for 400,000. Bithell raised to 875,000, and Dempsey moved all in for 2,400,000. Bithell called.
Dempsey: 
Bithell: 
Dempsey was at-risk with his pocket pair, and when the turn and river landed the 
and 
, he secured a double to over 5.4 million in chips.
Sam Greenwood bet 150,000 into nearly 600,000 on 
from early position. Timothy Su called in the cutoff and the 
was checked through. On the 
river, Greenwood bet 860,000. Su thought about a minute and clumsily tossed a chip in. Greenwood revealed 
for flopped quads.
"How hard were you hoping for a heart or a ten on the river?" Adedapo Ajayi asked with a laugh.
"I thought the king might be good," Greenwood said with a smile.
The action folded to Preben Stokkan in the cutoff who shipped all in for 1,460,000. Christopher Wynkoop asked for a count on the button and then made the call. The blinds folded and the two hands were tabled.
Preben Stokkan: 
Christopher Wynkoop:
Stokkan was fortunate to find himself in a race situation and he took advantage of it when the flop came 
. The on the turn gave Stokkan two pair and he held on through the 
on the river to score another double up.
Jake Schindler more than doubled his short stack and then pushed a heads-up turn of 
for his last 500,000. Christopher Wynkoop gave it some consideration and ended up folding.
One hand later, Tobias Duthweiler opened and called a three-bet to 450,000 by Austin Lewis. The flop came 
c] and a continuation bet of Lewis did the trick to force a fold from Duthweiler.
Action folded to Christopher Barton in the small blind, and he raised to 200,000. Enrico Rudelitz defended his big blind, and the flop landed 
.
Barton continued for 250,000 and Rudelitz raised to 675,000. Barton released, and Rudeltiz collected the pot.
Daniel Kirsch opened to 175,000 and Dario Sammartino went all in for 860,000 from one seat over. Corey Burbick gave it plenty of consideration and moved all in too. Kirsch asked if he was covered before sending his cards into the muck.
Dario Sammartino: 
Corey Burbick:
The board came and Sammartino doubled.
Gabe Patgorski had a bet of 450,000 in front of him on the button and Dan Wirgau had an all-in button in front of him in the small blind. Patgorski asked for a count and the dealer confirmed Wirgau had 1,490,000 behind in total. Patgorski called.
Dan Wirgau:
Gabe Paptgorski: 
The board ran out 
for Wirgau to flop top pair and improve to two pair on the river to double up and stay alive.
Jeff Madsen pushed all in for 1,615,000 in early position and Alex Winter re-shoved all in from the hijack. The rest of the table folded and the cards were face up in a classic race situation.
Jeff Madsen:
Alex Winter:
The flop of left Winter in the lead with his pair of queens. The on the turn gave Winter the only flush draw which narrowed Madsen's outs even further. The river was the which gave Madsen a pair of aces but Winter made his flush to send Madsen home.
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