The hijack raised 600 before Eric Fields three-bet to 2,100 in the cutoff. Jake Schwartz was on the button and put in a four-bet to 5,500. The blinds quickly folded as did the hijack, but Fields didn't go anywhere as he made the call.
Both players checked to the river on the Q♣Q♠J♣8♠3♣ board and Fields checked once more to Schwartz who dropped a bet of 4,000 across the line. Fields didn't take too long before surrendering the pot.
Three-handed on a flop of Q♦5♣6♦ and around 10,000 in the pot, Adam Grossack bet 5,500 from the hijack and only Yueqi Wang, in middle position called.
The turn came the J♣ and Grossack continued for 11,000. Wang spent several minutes in the tank twirling her chips in her hand before putting them in the middle to see the J♦ river.
Wang instantly announced she was all in for 35,500 as Grossack now went into the tank. "At least I know it's not pocket queens," Wang said before the dealer reminded her not to talk about the hand with action pending.
Grossack eventually open-folded A♠Q♦ and Wang flashed the A♦ as she took the pot.
Ben Keeline, the 2016 Colossus champion, is also at this table by currently sitting on a short stack.
In a pot containing around 29,000 with two players involved, the board already showed 5♠Q♥K♦J♥ when Giovanni Zanette bet 9,000 and Paul Guichard tanked a minute before calling.
The 7♣ brought a pair on the river and this time Zanette check-called Guichard for 6,700. The latter tabled A♣A♠ and it was good to take the pot as Zanette mucked his hand.
Action was picked up on the turn in a hand between Weinman in the hijack and Rex Clinksclaes in the small blind.
The board read 5♦10♦8♠2♦ and Clinkscales bet 1,500 and Weinman called.
The river came the 4♦ and Clinkscales sized up to 5,000 and Weinman scrunched his eyebrows as he pondered his decision. He tossed in the call and Clinkscales turned over A♦7♦ for the nut flush. Weinman smiled as he showed J♦8♦ for a worse flush and he joked "that could have gotten a lot worse."
A player in early position limped before Mike Marsico raised from late position. The player in the cutoff called as did the initial early position limper, leading to a K♠J♠7♣ flop.
The player in early position checked and Marsico threw out a bet of 1,200. The cutoff got out of the way but the early position player decided on a check-raise to 2,400.
Marsico called the min-raise three-bet and both players watched the dealer put the K♦ out on the turn.
Action checked through to the 8♥ river and action checked through once again, taking both players to showdown.
The early position player tabled the Q♠7♠ before seeing Marsico show the Q♦J♥ to take the pot down with a superior two pair.
A player opened to 700 from middle position and was three-bet to 2,000 by Ren Lin in the cutoff. The player in the big blind called cold and the initial raiser folded.
The big blind checked-called a 2,000 bet from Lin on the 10♥8♠2♣ flop and then both player checked down on the 4♦ turn and 2♠ river.
The big blind turned over 3♥3♦, but it was no good against Lin's 8♦5♦ for a pair of eights and Lin collected the pot.
In a heads-up pot, the flop read 10♥9♣9♠ and Dan Heimiller led out for 1,100 into the pot of 1,900. Jesse Sylvia made the call.
The K♠ hit the turn, Heimiller snap-checked, and Sylvia checked back after a short pause.
When the 4♠ landed, Heimiller stared at the board for about 10 seconds before making a bet of 2,000. Sylvia thought about it for about five seconds before announcing a raise to 14,000. Heimiller scoffed and pitched his cards into the muck.
George Alexander sat in the cutoff and raised to 600, the player in the big blind made the call. The flop came out 2♣4♠Q♣. The big blind checked and Alexander made a continuation bet of 1,000 and received a call.
The turn Q♦ brought another bet of 1,400 by Alexander once he saw that the big blind had checked.
The river J♥ had the big blind check again and Alexander continued betting and made it 3,000 and received a call. Alexander flipped over K♣Q♥ for trips and the big blind mucked.
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