The player under the gun threw in his final 21,000 chips on a flop of 10♥4♥3♣ and Farid Jattin called on the button.
All-in player: A♠A♦Q♣10♦4♠ 
Farid Jattin: K♥Q♠9♠7♦5♦
The all-in player was in great shape with his flopped two pair, but the KxQx runout made Jattin a higher two pair to rake in yet another pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
The 176 remaining players have been sent on their final 15-minute break of the night.
When they return, two more 60-minute levels will be played before Day 1 ends.
A player had already gone all in for around 5,000 chips when a flop of 4♥4♠4♣ was spread, but the main action was happening between John Hennigan in the big blind and Ken Aldridge in the cutoff, who had a side pot of 33,600 brewing.
Hennigan decided to bet the pot, amounting to 51,100. Aldridge spent a few minutes in the tank before the clock was called. Without reaching the end of his countdown, Aldridge made the fold to create a heads up showdown.
All-in player: A♠K♣J♦4♦2♦
John Hennigan: A♥A♣8♦5♣2♠
Hennigan was awarded the side pot, while the 9♣ turn locked up the pot for the player with quad fours, tripling him up. The 3♠ river completed the board, after which Aldridge lamented that he would have made nines full on the turn, which meant that he would have won the gigantic side pot had he made the call.
Steven Wolansky had called a bet of 7,200 from his opponent in the big blind on a flop of 10♣9♥4♠. The big blind player moved all in for 11,100 when the K♥ came on the turn and Wolansky made the call.
Steven Wolansky: A♠K♣Q♣J♥Xx
Big Blind: K♦10♠6♦2♣Xx
Wolansky sent his opponent to the rail after he faded him filling up on the river as the 6♠ came.
On a flop of 9♥3♥5♦ Alex Foxen bet 4,000 into three opponents. The first two folded from the blinds, but his opponent under the gun raised enough to put Foxen all in. Foxen snap-called.
Alex Foxen: A♣8♥5♣5♠2♥
Under the gun: A♥J♥6♣2♠2♦
The 6♠ turn Q♥ river fell, giving Foxen's opponent the nut flush. Both players split the low, meaning Foxen got quartered.
Ren Lin and Ryan Laplante were heads up on a turn of 3♦J♦Q♥6♠. Lin made a bet of 35,000 in the small blind, which Laplante called in the big blind, leaving himself only 7,600 chips behind.
On the Q♦ river, Lin shipped all in. Laplante weighed his options for a bit before eventually making the fold, showing his A♥A♣K♦10♥2♠ for a pair of aces and a bunch of missed draws.
Erick Lindgren limped in from the hijack and Ken Aldridge followed suit in the cutoff. Small blind Joao Vieira then raised to 8,000, forcing out John Hennigan in the big blind.
Lindgren tossed in a call before Aldridge went out of the way. On the subsequent K♣Q♠J♥ flop, Vieira continued for 7,500 before Lindgren raised to 15,000.
Vieira mucked his cards and Lindgren showed 8♣5♣4♣3♥2♥ for pure air.
Getting to the table we saw a player in early position bet 8,000 on a board of J♥A♦3♣9♥. He got folds from two opponents but David Williams made the call from the button.
The early position player checked the J♦ river, to which David Williams fired a bet of 23,000. After some thought, the under the gun player put in the call.
Williams showed A♠Q♣J♣10♥5♣ for a full house to win the pot.
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