Ruslan Prydryk and Jack O'Neill were heads-up in the blinds on a flop of Q♣6♥5♣. Prydryk led out with a bet of 350,000 in the small blind and O'Neill called to see the 7♥ on the turn.
Prydryk tossed in a bet of 800,000 on the turn and O'Neill still called. The river was the K♣ and Prydryk counted out a bet of 1,500,000. O'Neill mulled it over for a minute but decided to dispatch his cards.
Tony Dunst opened to 325,000 from the cutoff and only Henry Chan came along from the big blind.
"I'm going to have to start charging more, you never give up," joked Dunst before the dealer fanned out a flop of 9♠4♥2♥.
Chan checked to Dunst who continued for 225,000. Chan put in a check-raise to 725,000, which was enough to fold out Dunst and take another pot.
Diego D'Aquilio opened to 300,000 from middle position. Amit Makhija and John Racener called from the button and the big blind.
On the 10♠5♦4♣ flop, D'Aquilio continued for 450,000. Makhija called out of his short stack while Racener got out of the way.
The 10♥ checked through to the 2♠ river. D'Aquilio fired out 800,000 and Makhija wasted little time in folding.
Masato Yokosawa opened to 325,000 in the cutoff and Dean Hutchison called on the button as Christopher Kimmel and Spencer Taylor called from the blinds.
"Ah, bomb pot!" laughed Yokosawa. "Double-board, please!"
Action checked through on the flop of 6♣7♦5♥ and Kimmel bet 775,000 on the 3♠ turn. Taylor and Yokosawa called and Hutchison folded.
Kimmel then checked as the 4♣ river put a straight on the board and Taylor also checked. Yokosawa shuffled some chips before announcing a bet of 2,900,000 to bring folds from his opponents.
Pierpaola Lamanna three-bet to 775,000 from the hijack, then called when Ivan Ruban moved all in for 3,075,000.
Ivan Ruban: A♠K♣
Pierpaola Lamanna: J♠J♣
The 2♥3♠J♥ flop gave Lamanna top set and Ruban was already wishing his tablemates luck and getting up from his seat. The 2♦ turn left him drawing dead and the inconsequential river was the 9♦ as Lamanna sent him to the rail with a full house.
Frank Bonacci opened to 375,000 on the button and received a call from Brian Davis in the big blind.
Action checked to Bonacci on the 10♥10♦10♠ flop and he continued for 200,000. Davis made the call.
The 5♦ turn saw Davis check for a second before deciding to concede after Bonacci fired a second barrel of 525,000.
Keanu Tabali was all-in for ten big blinds with the A♥K♥ and Daniel Weinman looked him up with the A♦Q♠ on the button.
On a board of J♥10♠3♣8♣8♠, the kicker played and Tabali doubled.
Following a raise to 300,000 by Alec Torelli in the hijack and the call by Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi in the big blind, the flop brought J♥8♦4♠ and Ohulchanskyi checked. Torelli made it 600,000 to go only for Ohulchanskyi to reluctantly check-raise to 1,500,000.
Torelli clicked it back to 2,600,000 and Ohulchanskyi went deep into the tank. More than four minutes later, he made the call and Torelli verified his stack size ahead of the 10♣ turn.
Ohulchanskyi checked for Torelli to move all-in with the covering stack, covering his face near the felt. It was only some 45 seconds later after which Ohulchanskyi then folded to lose a big portion of his stack.
Adam Walton opened to 300,000 from middle position before Liran Betito three-bet to 950,000 from the button. Walton called to see the K♣8♣3♥ flop, where plenty of action occurred.
Walton began with a check, and Betito bet 475,000. Walton put in the check-raise to 1,525,000, which put Betito into the tank. The camera crew surrounded the table while the rails of both players looked on.
Not to be outdone by Walton, Betito three-bet to 2,575,000, which was the smallest raise he could make.
Walton gave up on the hand, and Betito slammed his cards down in celebration.
"Let's go!" he shouted as he tabled his 7♥6♠, which was good for just seven-high.
Tony Dunst opened the action to 325,000 from the cutoff and only Henry Chan came along in the big blind.
On the flop of A♣A♥8♦, Chan check-called a bet of 225,000 from Dunst. The 8♠ hit the turn and both players checked their options to the 4♠ river.
Chan took a moment before tossing out a bet of 725,000, and took down the pot when Dunst quickly folded.
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