Christopher Vitch raised from the button and Daniel Vampan defended his big blind.
The flop came K♦6♣5♦, Vampan check-called Vitch's continuation-bet.
The turn was the Q♥ and Vampan checked again. Vitch bet once more for Vampan to respond with a raise. Vitch took some time and made the call.
The 7♥ completed the board and Vampan took over the initiative and bet. Vitch called but mucked when Vampan tabled the Q♠5♥ for two pair.
Jon Kyte was seen getting up from his chair with the K♠7x in front of him. John Prather was sitting on his left with the K♣J♥ while the board read 2♥J♣K♦7♦Q♣. They had both hit two pair but Prather was ahead with the kings and jacks to eliminate Kyte from the tournament.
After the pot was capped preflop, three players see a flop of Q♦J♠4♥ and Yi Klassen bet, Maxx Coleman raised, Dustin Dirksen called, Klassen three-bet, Coleman called for less, and Dirksen called.
On the turn K♥, Klassen bet into the side pot and Dirksen called to see the 5♦ river. Klassen fired again, which Dirksen called, and all of the cards were tabled.
Maxx Coleman: A♠9♠ 
Yi Klassen: K♣K♦
Dustin Dirksen: A♣K♠
Klassen then scooped the entire pot with her top set of kings and Coleman was sent to the exit.
Blake Hernandez had checked from the small blind when the board read 4♥3♥Q♥. Calvin Anderson bet from the big blind for Hernandez to call.
The turn was the K♠, and Hernandez check-called another bet from Anderson.
The river completed the board with the J♣ and Hernandez checked for the final time. Anderson fired another bet over the line and was called again. Anderson tables the A♥J♦ for the rivered pair of jacks for Hernandez to reveal his Q♦8♠ for the flopped pair of queens and the pot.
Roland Israelashvili opened under the gun, and Christopher Vitch defended the big blind.
The dealer spread a flop of A♥Q♦9♠, and Vitch check-called a bet from Israelashvili.
When the 3♣ landed on the turn, Vitch check-called once again.
The 9♥ completed the board, and Vitch checked for a final time. This time Israelashvili's bet was enough to drag the pot as Vitch mucked his hand.
Al-Karim Lalani was all-in from the big blind versus Jason Daly on the button for around 12,000 and at risk.
Al-Karim Lalani: J♥J♣
Jason Daly: A♠3♦
The board ran out 7♦A♥J♦5♥A♦ for Lalani to flop a set and complete it to a full house on the river to double up to get his stack back up to around 35,000 but then lost it all shortly after.
With the 7♠6♥6♣ flop on the felt, Jason Daly checked, as did Florian Pesce before Al-Karim Lalani tossed a bet across the line. Only Pesce made the call.
The 2♥ hit the turn, and Pesce check-called another bet from Lalani.
When the A♣ completed the board on the river, Pesce took the lead, firing a bet. Lalani put in a raise and Pesce responded with a re-raise. Lalani called.
Pesce tabled A♥Q♦ making aces and sixes with a queen-kicker, and Lalani flashed the A♦ before mucking his hand.
On a heads-up flop of K♥7♦8♥, Blake Hernandez checked, Calvin Anderson bet, Hernandez raised, and Anderson called.
On the turn 6♠, Hernandez bet, Anderson raised, and Hernandez called.
The river was the 8♣, pairing the board, and Hernandez checked, Anderson bet, and Hernandez raised. Andersn rolled his eyes and made the call, which prompted Hernandez to show J♥8♠ for rivered trips, but it was still no good when Anderson rolled over 9♦10♣ for a turned straight to take down the pot.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000-5,000
Limits: 5,000-10,000
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