On a flop of 4♣4♥10♥, Francisco Benitez bet 5,000 into Ethan Yau, who made the call.
A third four, the 4♦, landed on the turn and Benitez fired another bet of 15,000. Yau didn't need much time to make a decision and he quickly threw his cards into the middle of the table and folded.
The player under the gun had only been playing today's event for about 30 minutes when he decided to shove all-in for 28,000. Action folded to Adam Saven in the cutoff who grabbed a stack of chips and raised to isolate his opponent. The button and blinds folded and cards were exposed.
Under The Gun: 8♣8♦ 
Adam Saven: A♠K♦
The board ran out K♥4♣7♠A♥5♠ giving Saven top two pair to beat the under the gun player's pair and send him packing.
Action picked up on a board showing 10♠Q♦2♣9♥ and a pot with approximately 72,000.
Victoria Livschitz had just checked the turn and was facing a 20,000 bet from Mark Nery, who was to her immediate left. After a few moments, Livschitz made the call.
The dealer placed J♦ on the river.
Livschitz studied the board before reaching into her stack to count out chips, then led out with a 75,000 bet.
Nery instantly mucked his hand and the dealer pushed the pot to Livschitz.
Action was on the turn with the board reading 2♥K♠K♥3♣. Michael Perrone bet 29,000 from the button into a pot of about 60,000. Niall Farrell called from early position.
The river came the A♦. Farrell jammed all in and Perrone snap-called.
Niall Farrell: 3♥3♠
Michael Perrone: A♥K♣
Farrell stood up as he saw the bad news that he had been rivered and busted with only 30 minutes of late registration left.
Matthew McEwan raised from early position and was three-bet by a new player from middle position to 12,500. When the action got back to McEwan, he shoved all in for around 40,000 chips, and the middle position called.
Middle position: J♥J♠
Matthew McEwan: K♠K♦
McEwan added some precious chips to his stack as the runout of 8♥A♥7♠7♣7♥ brought no surprises and kept his pocket kings in the lead.
On a board of 10♣A♥Q♦10♥K♠, Tauan Naves had fired a bet of 28,000 on the river and Seth Davies had shoved all in. Naves had around 120,000 chips behind and had to make a decision for them all if he wanted to see the cards of Davies. However, after some time in the tank, Naves somewhat reluctantly tossed his cards into the muck.
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Action was on the river with the board reading 6♣10♣7♦A♦6♦ and a pot of 65,000 in the middle.
Aliaksandr Shylko was first to act from the hijack and thought for a long time before checking. Antonio Galiana was on the button and tanked for even longer before putting together a bet of 60,000, close to the pot amount.
Shylko then went into the tank for a solid three minutes before eventually folding his hand.
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