Heads-up on a board of 5♠8♣K♣A♣, Haris Zambas bet 27,000 from early position before Henri Puustinen, in the big blind, raised to 60,000.
Zambas called and they saw the A♥ fall on the river. Puustinen now checked and Zambas moved all in.
Puustinen, with around 210,000 remaining, tanked for about a minute before folding.
Quan Zhou is the top stack at this table, having climbed over 700,000.
Nicholas Rigby opened to 10,000 from middle position and Nicholas Lee defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the J♥4♠5♦ flop. On the 9♥ turn Lee check-called a 20,000 bet from Rigby.
Both players checked the 2♥ river. Lee tabled 3♦2♠ for a flopped straight draw that turned into a rivered pair of twos and collected a small pot from Rigby using his signature hand against him.
A player in the big blind bet 13,000 on the Q♦2♠4♣ flop. Scott Berko, in late position, then reraised to 35,000.
Berko's opponent took several moments before three-betting to 70,000. All eyes turned back towards Berko, who contemplated his next move. Berko moved all in, and his opponent instantly folded.
Ludovic Geilich raised under the gun to 8,000, finding two callers from middle position and the hijack.
The flop came down A♠7♣K♦. Geilich bet out for 14,000, earning a fold from both his opponents.
Brandon Sunshine was in the hijack and bet for an unseen amount on a board of 8♥2♠4♦K♠. Sevag Yedalian was on the button and made the call, and the two had now created a pot of over 100,000.
The K♣ river was anti-climatic, however, as both players now checked. Sunshine tabled Q♥10♥ for just queen-high and Yedalian showed A♣8♦ for a pair of eights in response. Yedalian raked in a nice pot and he plays almost double the average.
Delaisla opened to 8,000 and the cutoff called, followed by Eduardo Delaisla on the button.
The flop revealed Q♦Q♥5♠ and Hidaka checked to the cutoff who bet 17,000. Only Delaisla made the call.
On the 3♦ turn, the cutoff checked to Delaisla who sent 33,000 in the middle. The cutoff quickly folded and Delaisla tabled a Q♠ for trips.
Scott Blumstein raised to 8,000 from middle position and was called by Ryan D'Angelo on the button.
Both players checked on the 4♥10♦8♥ flop and Blumstein checked again on the 8♠ turn — prompting a 12,000 bet from D'Angelo. Blumstein called.
The Q♦ completed the board and Blumstein checked once more. D'Angelo fired 38,000 into the middle, which sent Blumstein deep into the tank.
Blumstein eventually called and D'Angelo indicated that he was good. Blumstein tabled J♠10♣ for tens and eights and D'Angelo mucked — conceding the pot to Blumstein.
Heads-up on a board of 3♦8♠6♥9♠, Ryan Garcia bet 10,000 from the big blind and Renan Aziz called in early position.
The river came the 3♥ and Garcia fired out another 32,000. Aziz spent some time in the tank before throwing in a call as Garcia tapped the felt and showed J♠7♠ for a busted draw. Aziz had 10♦8♦ for a pair of eights to win the pot.
Despite dropping that pot, Garcia is still sitting on around 450,000, a vast improvement from late on Day 2 when he had just 7,000. Austin Yoo at the same table currently has 664,000.
The hijack raised 8,000 and Brett Apter defended the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 8♥4♥4♠. Apter checked, and his opponent checked back.
The 7♠ hit the turn and Apter led for 13,000, and his opponent snap-folded.
Picking up the action on the flop, Scott Bohlman in the cutoff was involved in a hand with a player in middle position. With the board reading 8♠9♣4♠ action checked to Bohlman and he fired off 10,000. His opponent made the call.
Both players checked through the 8♣ turn to the 2♠ river at which point the middle position player checked once more. Bohlman decided to go for the overbet, pushing 50,000 into a pot of around 40,000. That sizing appeared to make his opponent uncomfortable but the middle position player did eventually find a call. Bohlman could only muster J♦10♦ for the missed straight draw, falling to the A♦9♥ of his opponent.
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