Jonathan Ingalls and Steven Powers each put in around 2,000,000 chips pre-flop, with Powers having Ingalls covered.
Jonathan Ingalls: 
Steven Powers: 
The 
appeared in the window, followed by the 
. "Yes!" Ingalls yelled. The board ran out 
and Ingalls secured the huge double up.
Chris Wa was collecting a double up with his 
showing on a board that ran out 
.
Robert Sun was the one who was surrendering a large porting of his stack across the table as his losing hand was turned over to create a switch in chip stacks between Wa and Sun.
Dennis Jensen raised to 200,000 and from the big blind, Scotter Clark went all-in for 1,500,000 and Jensen called.
Scotter Clarke: 
Dennis Jensen: 
The board ran out 
and Jensen made a pair of kings to improve against the pocket threes. The pirate captain gave one last "Argh!" as he wished everyone else good luck and left the tournament.
David Matsumoto was sitting on around 900,000 when he got them all in from the big blind against Bob McMillan.
David Matsumoto: 
Bob McMillan:
Matsumoto was dominated and got no help on the 
flop to hit the rail.
Christopher Cummings raised under the-gun to 375,000 and from one seat over Jeff Norman went all-in for 1,635,000. Action folded back around to Cummings who called.
Jeff Norman:
Christopher Cummings: 
The board ran out 
and Cummings' full house was good for the whole pot, and he chipped up to over 7,000,000.
Carlo Darelli raised to 255,000 from under the gun and Pat Lyons defended from the big blind. Lyons led out for around 300,000 on the flop before Darelli raised to 900,000.
Lyons called, then shoved on the 
turn. Darelli called with 
, but Lyons had made a full house with 
. Left needing an ace or a king or a higher full house, Darelli instead bricked the 
river.
Darelli and Lyons had formed quite a friendship at this table. "If I had to give it to somebody," Darelli said.
Edward Zidd was all in and at risk preflop on the direct left of the under the gun Paul Nguyen.
Edward Zidd:
Paul Nguyen:
The flop was safe for Nguyen as it came 
. The turn was not so safe as the 
came off much to Nguyen's chagrin.
The river was the 
and Zidd's queens did the trick to keep him alive and leave Nguyen with just a handful of big blinds.
Robert Davis went all-in in the hijack for 1,350,000 and Rae Sines in the big blind called.
Robert Davis:
Rae Sines:
The board ran out 
and Davis' ace-high held as the best hand.
On one of the first hands after players returned from break, Alfred Guevarra moved all in for a little more than 1,000,000. John Thornton considered the decision for a moment before calling.
Alfred Guevarra: 
John Thornton: 
Guevarra hit a set on the flop and improved to a full house on the turn. The river came the 
and Guevarra doubled up.
"Time to play some hands," Guevarra said.
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