With the pot already well over 10,000 on a board, Daniel Negreanu, Paul Zappulla, and Kao "Flexx" Saechao engaged in a river betting war, with all three players putting in the maximum of 8,000 chips.
Negreanu turned over for top boat, seven-six-five-four low.
Zappulla tabled for a smaller full house, seven-six-five-two low.
With 5,400 chips already in the middle on a board, Colin Burton bet after checks from both Justin Andrusco and David Hoag. Both players called.
The turn brought the . Both players checked to Burton once more before the British Columbia native bet again. Andrusco couldn't put his remaining 1,500 chips in the middle but Hoag would make the call.
With the on the river, Burton bet a third time following another Hoag check and Hoag made what appeared to be a crying call after he puffed his cheeks.
Matt Vengrin was in the cutoff against the button and the big blind with around 3,500 in the pot.
The flop came down and big blind bet, receiving a call from Vengrin and the button.
An came on the turn and big blind led out again with a bet to which Vengrin called and the button followed.
The river showed a and the big blind checked. Vengrin bet, the button folded and the big blind called. Cards went up and Vengrin claimed the low half of the pot with . The big blind took the high half with for a jack-high straight.
With 3,600 already in the middle on a flop, Robb Davis bet from the cutoff and was called by both Andy Laikin in the big blind and Benny Glaser in early position.
The arrived of the turn and Davis bet once again following Laikin's check. Glaser folded and Laikin called.
The came on the river and Laikin's check was met with a third bet from Davis. Laikin called and announced "quad tens with an ace", tabling and scooped the pot.
As expected, the turnout for this event is huge, now crossing the 1,000 entrant mark for the first time since 2014, when Nicholas Kost topped a record field of 1,036 players in this event, a number which is likely to be shattered today.