A player in middle position raised to 60,000 and was called by Martin Malone in the big blind.
The flop came Q♥J♦8♣, Malone checked and the middle position player bet 40,000. Malone called.
The turn card was the 3♣, Malone checked again. This time his opponent bet 120,000 and Malone called.
Action checked through on the 2♠ river card. Malone tabled A♠Q♣ the winner of this hand.
Stefan Blendulf limped the small blind and Michael Cayol checked his option.
The A♣Q♣2♥ flop hit the felt, and Blendulf check-called a bet of 35,000.
Both players checked the 9♥ turn to see the 8♣ river and Blendulf checked once more. Cayol fired 110,000, and Blendulf paused for only a couple of seconds before making the call.
Cayol rolled 7♣6♥ before Blendulf took down the pot with top pair as he tabled A♥5♥.
A player in middle position open-shoved for her last 80,000 and was at risk. Sam Zureikat then reshoved all in in late position and the rest of the table folded.
Middle Position: 9♣7♣ 
Sam Zureikat: 7♥7♠
The board ran out 6♥J♠8♣Q♥6♦, sending the middle position player to the payout desk.
Steffen Grove went all in on a board reading 8♦4♠3♣ and Federico Roberto thoughtfully considered before pushing a call forward and putting Grove at risk... in theory.
Steffen Grove: 9♦9♣
Federico Roberto: 9♥9♠
Both players were quick to pull their chips back, as their were no chances at a flush. The turn and river were inconsequential and the table had a laugh as the tension of a big bet and a call immediately dissipated.
Two players build a pot of about 160,000 and Paul Serrate checked-dark before the dealer fanned the 10♦9♣3♣ flop. Jon Lehmberg bet 115,000 and Serrate jammed all-in. Lehmberg had about 650,000 and quickly made the call.
Jon Lehmberg: Q♥10♠
Paul Serrate: A♣5♣
Lehmberg flopped top pair and the 4♦ turn was safe for him but the Q♣ river improved Serrate to a flush as Lehmberg headed to the payout desk.
Benjamin Hu opened 55,000 in early position and Steven Kelly called next to act before Thomas Carman put in a raise to 210,000 from the small blind. Hu called and Kelly jammed for 320,000. Carman asked if the door was open, but the dealer confirmed it was not as he made the call. Hu called as well.
The K♠9♥2♦ flop hit the felt, and Kelly checked to Hu who fired 150,000 into the middle. Kelly tanked for about 30 seconds before mucking his hand. Hu started clapping as he tabled his hand.
Steven Kelly: A♣A♦
Benjamin Hu: 9♣9♠
Hu flopped a set of nines to crack the aces of Kelly and the 4♥ turn and Q♣ river changed nothing.
Trevor Foley bet 500,000 on a board reading 10♣J♦J♥4♣7♠ and his opponent had less than that behind.
After some consideration, his opponent pushed his stack forward and Foley tabled K♦J♠ for three of a kind; his opponent briefly showed the 9♦7♣ in defeat.
Action was picked up on a J♥5♥2♠ flop, a player in the small blind moved all in, and Arthur Demmerly called out of the big blind.
Small Blind: 4♠3♦
Arthur Demmerly: 5♦6♥
The board ran out 7♣ and 10♦, adding a pile of chips to Demmerly's stack with just a pair of fives.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Dylan Doodson was all in preflop and was called by his opponent in the blind.
Dylan Doodson: 6♦6♥
Big Blind: J♣9♣
The flop favored Doodson when it rolled 8♣10♥6♣ but he wasn't out of the woods, as his opponent had a straight draw. The turned J♥ didn't change much and the rivered 3♠ was inconsequential. Doodson more than doubled with his set of sixes.
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