Bradley Berman jammed for 125,000 from the cutoff and was quickly called by Kenny Smaron on the button
Bradley Berman: 
Kenny Smaron: 
The 
flop brought in three overcards but Berman was still ahead. His survival was confirmed on the 
turn and the 
river confirmed his double up.
PokerNews spent a few hands with Wesley Fei, better known as "Wes" from the Hustler Casino Live stream, before his table broke inside the Bally's blue section.
Hand 1: Joshua Rothberg opened to 18,000 in late position and Fei defended out of the big blind. The flop of 
checked through and Fei led out with a bet of 50,000 on the 
turn to win the pot without a fight.
Hand 2: The action folded to Fei in the small blind and he raised to 18,000. Craig Casino folded 
face-up out of the big blind to send another pot to Fei.
"Always lucky!" Fei laughed as he scooped in the blinds.
Hand 3: Dean Sanderson raised to 20,000 from early position and Brian Kirschner called in late position, while Fei folded from the button and the big blind also came along. Sanderson continued with a bet of 25,000 on the flop of 
and both of his opponents folded.
Hand 4: Kirschner opened to 17,000 in late position and Fei folded in the cutoff before the button also called. The small blind then three-bet jammed to win the hand without going to a flop.
Hand 5: Fei opened to 17,000 from the hijack and only the small blind called. The small blind checked on the flop of 
and Fei bet 15,000. The small blind raised to 48,000 and Fei took a moment before calling. The small blind sized up to 90,000 on the turn and Fei laid it down.
"You bluff me that hand?" Fei later asked his opponent, who said it wasn't a bluff.
Hand 6: In the last hand before the table broke, Fei folded in middle position before the button raised to 18,000 to see the big blind call. The flop of 
checked through and the same action took place on the turn. The big blind led out for 21,000 on the river and folded when his opponent bumped it up to 73,000.
Keith Doering opened to 16,000 from under the gun before Guillaume Nolet made it 42,000 from the next seat over. Doering quickly called.
Doering check-called bets of 20,000 and 65,000 to have the board show 
. The river checked through and Doering tabled his 
.
Nolet couldn't help but wonder if another barrel would do the trick to which Doering replied, "If you had moved in, you'd have been walking out."
Dan Smith opened under the gun to 18,000 and was called by Danny Hannawa in middle position. Eric Most, from the small blind, three-bet to 72,000. Smith and Hannawa both called.
The flop came 
and after Hannawa checked, Smith bet 60,000. Hannawa got out of the way and Most called.
The turn brought the and after Smith bet 120,000, Most shoved and and Smith called with the rest of his stack.
Dan Smith: 
Eric Most:
While Smith had Most completely dominated on the flop, the turn had them chopping but drawing to one another's potentially better full houses.
Each player dodged disaster on the river and were forced to chop it up, earning Hannawa's dead money plus the blinds.
A player in the small blind had gotten their stack of about 100,000 in and was at risk against Elson Lima in early position.
Opponent: 
Elson Lima: 
The 
flop vaulted Lima ahead, and the 
and completed the board to confirm the result, as the at-risk player made his exit with cracked cowboys.
After a player in early position raised to 16,000, Andrew "AJ" Kelsall moved all in for his last 196,000 from the hijack and was called by Rene Knapp on the button. The early position player folded and the always friendly Philadelphia sports fan was at risk.
Andrew Kelsall:
Rene Knapp: 
Kelsall was in great shape until the 
flop gave Knapp a set of jacks.
The turn and 
river couldn't bail Kelsall out and his day in the Main Event was ended quickly.
Cliff Josephy and Arjun Srinivas were engaged in a battle of the big stacks. The board showed 
, Josephy checked to Srinivas who bet 48,000 into the pot of about 78,000. Josephy made the call.
The turn brought the , and Josephy checked once more. Srinivas bet 110,000. After some thought, Josephy called again.
The final card was the , Josephy checked one more time. Srinivas fired the final bullet for 180,000. Josephy thought it over before deciding to let it go.
Srinivas flashed the for the straight.
"It felt like king-ten," said Josephy.
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