Kenny Hallaert and Haengsun Lee went heads-up to a Q♥Q♠10♣ flop when Hallaert bet 7,000 from the cutoff and Lee called under the gun.
The turn came the 10♥ and Lee checked to Hallaert again, who this time fired out 23,000. Lee quickly called as the K♣ fell on the river.
Hallaert then moved all in and Lee, with around 50,000 remaining, tanked for about a minute before folding.
Yuya Kita raised to 5,500 preflop from middle position. Chris Brewer, the hijack, made the call.
The flop came J♠A♥A♦, and Kita led out for 5,000. Brewer made the call.
The 4♦ arrived on the turn, and Kita bet 21,000. This time, Brewer found a fold.
On the turn of K♠10♠3♣6♥, Sohale Khalili fired a bet of 18,000 into the pot of 65,500. Kelley Slay went deep in the tank, peeling his cards back and staring at them. After about two minutes, he made the call.
The 6♣ landed on the river and Khalili stacked up two piles of chips and pushed them across the line for a bet of 32,000. Slay said, "Okay, I am in too deep," and called off his stack of about 30,000, while rolling over A♠K♣ but it was no good as Khalili showed A♣A♦, sending Slay out of the tournament.
Picking up the action on the turn, Jason Mercier on the button was involved in a hand with Eric Fields in the big blind. With the board reading 6♥10♣3♣5♦ Fields checked. Mercier responded by pushing a bet of 15,500 into the middle. Fields took a significant amount of time before making the call to send the two players to the river.
The 9♦ river saw Fields check once more. Mercier was not willing to go to a cheap showdown just yet, instead firing off 28,000. That bet sent Fields deep into the tank as he counted out his stack while sizing up his opponent. Eventually he committed calling chips but mucked with visible frustration as Mercier turned over A♥A♦ for the overpair.
The action was picked up as Maher Al Mouselly checked to Andrew Kim who then bet 5,800 on the flop of 2♣8♦6♦ and then Jared Ward raised it to 18,000.
Both of his opponents made the call and the trio went to the turn 6♣. Al Mouselly and Kim then checked to Ward who fired for 32,000, but then Al Mouselly check-raised to 85,000 and Kim went into the tank.
After a good while, Kim made the call and Ward got out of the way for the other two to see the river A♥.
Al Mouselly checked to Kim who quickly checked back but was then shown 6♥2♥ by Al Mouselly for a turned full house. Kim admitted to having six-four as Al Mouselly raked in the large pot.
Donnie Peters opened to 5,000 from early position and was called by Brett Apter in the big blind.
Apter check-called a 7,500 bet from Peters on the 8♥J♦9♠ flop but then check-folded facing a 19,000 bet from Peters when the J♠ came on the turn.
Jeffrey Benhart raised under the gun to 5,000, finding calls from both an early position player and the hijack. Matthew Perez on the button three-bet to 21,500 and Benhart responded with a four-bet to 62,000. Both the early position and the hijack folded while Perez five-bet jammed to 78,000. Benhart called.
Matthew Perez: K♥K♠
Jeffrey Benhart: A♥K♦
The board ran out K♣10♦J♥8♥7♠ confirming the full double up for Perez.
Sergi Reixach opened to 5,000 in early position and Blair Hinkle three-bet to 17,000 on the button. It came back to Reixach who made the call.
The flop showed 2♦3♠Q♠ and Reixach check-called Hinkle for 12,000. Both checked on the 7♣ turn.
A Q♦ came on the river and Reixach led out for 45,000. Hinkle thought about his move for some time and raised it to 130,000. Reixach went deep into the tank and eventually folded.
Sebastin Kolman raised to 5,000 preflop under the gun. He received three callers - Rainer Kempe from the button, He Ming Huang from the small blind, and Stephen Chidwick from the big blind.
The flop came 9♦7♣4♥, and action was checked to Kolman. He led out for 5,000, but found no callers as all three remaining players chose not to come along.
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