Chris Brewer was all in for 105,000 from under the gun and was put at risk by Gregory Jensen from the big blind.
Chris Brewer: A♣K♥ 
Gregory Jensen: K♦10♥
Despite Brewer flopping a pair and turning trips, he couldn't survive as Jensen rivered a straight on the 3♦J♥A♥A♦Q♠ runout.
Brian Kim raised to 120,000 from the cutoff and [Removed:564] shoved for around 400,000 out of the small blind. When it got back to Kim, he made the call.
[Removed:564]: A♠6♠
Brian Kim: Q♥Q♣
[Removed:565] was down to just 30,000 chips not so long ago and had a chance to be nearing a million but the dealer provided no help as the runout of J♣K♦7♠Q♠6♦ meant Kim hit a set.
Jason Koon moved all-in for 370,000 and John Kincaid did so from the next seat, all players behind folded.
"Alright, I am dead," Koon grimaced before the cards were exposed.
Jason Koon: A♥3♦
John Kincaid: A♦Q♦
The J♦10♦2♠ flop left Koon in the same rough shape, but he picked up some outs with the 4♠ turn. However, the 2♦ river improved Kincaid to a flush and sent Koon out.
Chris Brewer and Ren Lin got their short stacks into the middle from the hijack and cutoff respectively.
Ren Lin: K♥K♦
Chris Brewer: K♠Q♠
Brewer paired on the A♥Q♣J♦ flop and had outs to a chop, but no further help came with the 6♠ turn and 5♣ river. Both stacks were counted and Lin doubled for 445,000.
Lin raised to 120,000 in the next hand and Masashi Oya pushed all-in from the next seat. "How much is that?" Lin inquired and Oya replied "I don't know" with a smile on the face. No call followed as Oya picked up the pot.
Jeremy Ausmus opened to 100,000 in the cutoff and Brian Kim and Seth Davies called in the blinds.
Kim checked on the flop of 6♥7♦3♥ and Davies led out for 110,000. Ausmus called and Kim folded. Davies then checked on the K♥ turn and Ausmus checked back.
Davies checked once more on the 3♠ river and quickly folded as Ausmus fired a bet of around 350,000.
The $100,000 High Roller event saw 112 entries being made, resulting in 17 players reaching the money.
The minimum any of them will take home is $209,346, while the eventual champion will receive a payday of $2,838,389.
| Place | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1 | $2,838,389 |
| 2 | $1,892,260 |
| 3 | $1,311,091 |
| 4 | $932,725 |
| 5 | $681,796 |
| 6 | $512,465 |
| 7 | $396,396 |
| 8 | $315,805 |
| 9 | $259,371 |
| 10-11 | $219,813 |
| 12-17 | $209,346 |
Level: 15
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Christoph Vogelsang raised from the cutoff and called the shove of Sam Soverel who committed his chips from the small blind.
Sam Soverel: A♠Q♦
Christoph Vogelsang: K♥J♠
Both players ended the hand with a full house but Soveral took it down as his was higher on the 6♠6♦Q♠Q♣6♥ runout.
David Coleman moved all-in for 580,000 from middle position and Chris Hunichen called out of the small blind.
David Coleman: A♥J♠
Chris Hunichen: A♣Q♥
The kicker played on the K♥10♠7♠5♥K♦ runout and that spelled the end for Coleman. Shortly prior, Artur Martirosian had also lost the remainder of his short stack as well.
With around 600,000 chips in the pot and a board that read 3♦3♥5♥K♦, Brian Rast had checked to Brian Kim, who bet 380,000. Rast called.
The J♠ completed the board and Rast checked again. Kim took some time before he slid a bet of around 1,200,000 into the pot, which was roughly what Rast had behind. After thinking for some time, Rast made the fold.
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