Action was picked up on a flop with 7,500 in the center between Darren Elias on the button and another player in the small blind.
On a flop reading , the small blind led out for 3,800 which Elias called.
Both the turn and river checked through as the small blind turned over for just ace-high. Elias turned over for a pair of eights which was good for the pot.
A player in the cutoff raised to 500 and in the small blind, Jesse Lonis three-bet to 1,600 which saw Brendan Shiller in the big blind call, and the initial raiser as well.
The flop came out which saw Lonis continue for 2,100 and Shiller called with the cutoff folding behind.
The turn of saw Lonis check to Shiller who bet 2,900 which Lonis called.
The river saw action check through with Lonis verbally declaring "king high." Shiller turned over for top pair top kicker and he took down the pot.
Action was picked up four ways with Brandon Sheils in the small blind and Matt Affleck on the button with two players out of position.
The flop of was checked through to the turn where one of the two early position players led out for 1,200 which quickly folded out Affleck.
Sheils looked down at his holecards again and raised to 3,500 which folded out the other player and the initial bettor thought briefly before folding, giving Sheils the pot.
Action was picked up on the flop three-ways with 3,500 already in the pot, and Alex Foxen in position.
The board reading saw action check over to the which saw action check to the player in the hijack who bet 1,200. Foxen called and the other out of position player folded.
The river came out a and the opponent said "same bet," as he put out 1,200. Foxen elected to raise to 10,000 which saw his opponent tank briefly before folding, giving Foxen the pot.
A hand was picked up on the river between Chris Kirshak in the cutoff and a player in the small blind, with a sizable pot having already inflated.
The board read and with roughly 4,000 in the pot, the small blind led out for 2,500. With action on Kirshak, he raised to 12,700 and his opponent went into the tank.
After roughly a minute, the small blind called and Kirshak turned over for a turned straight, which was good for the pot as his opponent mucked.
Just afterwards, Frank Stepuchin and Tim McDermott sat down at the same table.