Three players had gotten their chips in preflop, including Rafal Michalowski.
Rafal Michalowski: 
Opponent: 
Opponent: 
Michalowski found himself in a great situation but still needed to hold. The 
provided more outs for him to sweat, but the 
turn and 
river harmlessly completed the board to keep him ahead and confirm the triple-up.
The flop read 
. Joshua Merrin check-called a bet of 6,800 from his opponent.
The turn was the 
. Merrin checked again and his opponent bet 18,000. Merrin moved all in for 32,000. His opponent thought for about 20 seconds before calling.
Merrin had the 
for a set of queens while his opponent had the for top pair.
The river was the 
and Merrin collected the big double up.
The player under the gun raised to 1,200. She was called by the players in the cutoff, on the button, and Justin Lunin-Pack in the small blind.
The flop came 
. Lunin-Pack checked to the original raiser who made a continuation bet of 2,500. The action folded back to to Lunin-Pack who raised it up to 8,200. The original raiser called the three-bet.
Lunin-Pack led the 
turn for 7,000 and his opponent called.
The river came the 
. Lunin-Pack fired 17,500. His opponent counted out calling chips but put them to the side and took a moment. She eventually threw the calling chips into the pot.
Opponent: 
Justin Lunin-Pack: 
Lunin-Pack flopped a set of deuces and improved to quads on the river to crack in opponent's pocket kings.
Mikki Mase called a bet of 3,500 on the flop 
from an opponent to see the 
turn. Mase then led all in for his last 8,400 and was called.
Mikki Mase: 
Opponent: 
Mase was behind but not after the 
peeled on the river to give Mase two pair.
On the 
flop, the action checked to Upeshka De Silva and he put out a bet of 1,500. Both Jason Walsh and Peter Okin made the call.
The turn was the 
and all three players checked quickly.
The 
hit the river and Okin fired in a bet of 3,500. Only De Silva made the call. Okin tabled 
for tens and fours and De Silva showed 
for tens and fives to earn the pot.
David Lewis was all-in with pocket jacks against the aces of Dennis Beres. The flop of 
and 
were no help, but Lewis put his bag down and let out some excitement when the hit the river, cracking aces and keeping his main event alive.
Just before the break, with about 6,000 in the pot and a board of 
, a player in the cutoff had bet 6,600. Giuseppe Iadisernia was in the small blind and jammed in his stack of 41,900. The cutoff player asked for a count and called.
Giuseppe Iadisernia: 
Cutoff:
Iadisernia found the perfect river card as it gave him a boat and his opponent a flush, and led to his double-up.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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