The action folded around to Robert Mizrachi who limped the small blind and DJ MacKinnon checked his option.
The dealer spread a flop of 5♥5♠3♦ and both players checked to see the K♦ turn.
Mizrachi flicked in a bet of 2,000 and MacKinnon called.
The 5♣ completed the board and Mizrachi checked before MacKinnon checked back. Mizrachi almost tabled his hand but MacKinnon showed K♥6♦.
James Borland opened to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by the player directly behind him, the player in the small blind, and Conrad Simpson in the big blind.
Everyone checked on the 3♠7♠6♣ flop and the small blind checked to Simpson again on the 9♥ turn. Simpson fired 12,000 into the middle and only Borland called.
The Q♥ filled the river and Simpson bet 18,500. Borland folded after a bit of thought and Simpson took down the pot.
Jimmy Gorham was under the gun and raised to 4,500 and the player beside him in early position three-bet shoved to 34,000. Gorham made the call and the cards were tabled.
Early position player: 6♥6♦
Jimmy Gorham: J♠10♠
The board ran out heavily in favor of Gorham with K♣10♦9♦K♦Q♥. Gorham won with a straight.
Paul Guichard and an opponent went to the river on a completed board of A♣10♥5♠A♠K♥ and around 50,000 already in the middle when Guichard bet 34,500.
His opponent tanked for a few moments before calling as Guichard turned over A♦5♦ for a full house. "I knew something was up," his opponent said as he flashed AxJx before mucking.
At the same table, Richard Seymour was built up his stack to around 300,000 on the last level of the night.
The pot stood at 22,000 with four players still remaining in the hand.
On a board of 9♦4♥7♣, the small blind led into three players for 8,000, the player in the big blind called and Brendan Blake in the cutoff raised to 25,000. Connor Rash on the button folded, as did both the blinds.
Blake's raise deprived all three of his opponents of a turn card and earned him the pot.
Recelent bracelet winner Sam Soverel is one of the latest players to join the Red section in the final stretch of the day. After a raise from early position, the cutoff called and so did Soverel on the button. The big blind followed suit as well and a flop of 4♦3♦6♣ was seen four-way.
The big blind checked before early position bet out 5,000. The cutoff called but Soverel raised it up to 17,000. The big blind then folded and, after a quick pause, the two players who had put money in the pot followed as well, letting out little sighs in the process.
With about 13,000 in the middle on the K♦9♣3♠ flop, Danny Wong check-called a bet of 5,000 from Eemil Tuominen.
When the 2♠ hit the turn, both players tapped the table.
The 6♦ landed on the river, and Wong stacked up a multi-colored bet and splashed it into the middle.
Tuominen instantly asked for a count and after hearing it was 13,500, he tank-folded.
Jeffrey Shapiro was all in and at risk against Brett McCollum on a board of 9x9x10x10x with over 300,000 in the middle.
Jeffrey Shapiro: Qx9x
Brett McCollum: 8♠9♠
It turned out Shapiro was freerolling against McCollum, and the Qx river improved Shapiro to queens-full of tens — sending him the monster pot late in the evening.
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