In a three-way pot, the flop was 8♣Q♥K♠ when a player bet 20,000 and Jesus Bertoli called while the third player folded.
The turn brought the 10♦ and Bertili's opponent sent 50,000 in the middle, putting Bertoli at risk for his last 39,500. The latter called to create the following showdown:
Jesus Bertoli: K♥K♣
Opponent: K♦Q♠
The 10♠ river didn't change anything and Bertoli double up with the full house.
The under-the-gun player opened 6,000 and the action folded around to Chris Moneymaker in the big blind who made the call.
"Would you have raised if there wasn't a camera there?" Asked Moneymaker, pointing at the camera crew beside the table.
"I think you know the answer," responded the raiser.
The 9♣7♣6♥ flop hit the felt, and Moneymaker led for 10,000. His opponent called.
When the 9♣ paired the board on the turn, Moneymaker fired again, this time 23,000 and his opponent instantly shot his cards toward the dealer.
Gaelle Baumann open jammed from the cutoff for her last 34,000. Barak Wisbrod on the button called and the hand went to a showdown.
Gaelle Baumann: 8♥8♠
Barak Wisbrod: A♣10♦
Although ahead, Baumann was in worse shape than she imagined as the small blind announced they too folded pocket eights.
The board ran out 2♦4♣A♦J♠A♥ which was enough to send Baumann to the rail.
Ping Liu opened to 6,000 from the cutoff and Patrik Antonius made the call from the small blind while Aziz Benchekroun defended from the big blind.
The flop came out A♦2♥10♥ and action checked around to see the 10♦ appear on the turn.
Antonius then led out for 10,000 and both players mucked their hands to award him the pot.
In a heads-up pot, the board showed 6♥9♦4♣6♦ when Jan-Peter Jachtmann checked in the big blind, followed by his opponent on the button.
The river brought two pair on the board with the 4♥ and Jactmann bet 20,000. It was enough to make his opponent fold and grab the pot.
Robert Mizrachi and Itay Mashid were involved in a big pot worth around 60,000 chips. On a completed board of 3♣2♦10♣7♥2♥, Mizrachi had bet out 27,000, whereafter Mashid raised to 100,000, effectively putting Mizrachi all-in.
Mizrazchi spent several minutes in the tank before eventually laying it down. Mashid would later tell Mizrachi that he had 10x10x for a full house, while Mizrachi replied that he played an overpair himself.
Scott Blumstein opened to 6,000 from the hijack and was called by the player in the cutoff, Shuyih Ng in the small blind, and Masaya Hayami in the big blind.
Action checked to the cutoff on the 5♦10♥A♥ flop and he bet 9,000. Only Blumstein called.
Both players checked on the 9♠ turn and then Blumstein overbet for 51,000 when the 7♠ completed the board.
The cutoff called fairly quickly and Blumstein tabled A♦9♣ for two pair, which got a quick muck from his opponent.
Action was joined on the 8♣2♦2♣ flop with the player in the big blind moving all in.
"How much?" asked Raja Chirumamilla from the cutoff. The dealer confirmed the bet of 57,500, to which Chirumamilla called.
Big Blind: Q♥8♠
Raja Chirumamilla: Q♠Q♦
Chirumamilla's two pair were ahead, and remained that way when the J♠ turn arrived. The 2♠ on the river gave him deuces full of queens, eliminating his opponent.
According to the table, Nana Sanechika opened and called a three-bet from Vadim Rozin seated in the small blind.
The dealer showed a flop 2♦Q♠9♦ and Rozin bet 17,000. Sanechika replied with a raise to 40,000 and after some thinking, Rozin folded his hand.
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