More than 10,000 was in the pot as Vasile Gavrilov and Adam Arslan went heads-up to a flop of 10♦9♠J♣. Gavrilov then bet 4,500 from the button and Arslan called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 10♥ turn and Arslan also checked the 3♥ river. Gavrilov then bet 6,000 and Arslan called.
Gavrilov turned over A♥A♦ and Arslan mucked.
Action was caught on the turn in a hand between Isaac Yerushalmi, who was under the gun and Rob Kuhn, on the button.
With the board reading 4♥10♥2♠K♠, Yerushalmi bet 2,300 and Kuhn called.
On the 9♦ river, Yerushalmi bet again, this time for 3,600 and Kuhn made the call.
Yerushalmi tabled A♥K♥ for a pair of kings, and Kuhn tossed his cards into the muck.
Brian Altman was spotted in a hand on the turn with a board that read 6♦10♥K♥K♣ and a chunky pot of 15,000 in the middle. Altman bet 5,000 from the small blind and David Rohm called in the hijack.
The river was the 9♣. Action went check-check. Altman tabled the A♠A♦, which bested the QxQx that Rohm briefly flipped over in frustration.
Bryan Dickens raised to 600 from early position, the player in middle position called and the hijack raised to 2,500. Steven Lillehaug called in the small blind, as did Dickens and the player in middle position.
The 4♦8♣5♣ flop saw the action check to the hijack, who bet out 3,500. Lillehaug called and Dickens check-raised to 13,000. The player in middle position folded, the hijack called, and Lillehaug got out of the way.
The 3♣ turn saw Dickens fire again, this time for 15,000. The hijack tanked for several minutes before finally letting go of his hand.
Vincent Dong opened the action with a raise to 600 from middle position. The player in the hijack called before Jonathan Wong three-bet to 2,500 from the cutoff. Dong and the hijack called.
Wong continued for 3,000 on 9♠4♥3♥ but only Dong called.
Action went check-check on the 10♠ turn before Dong wagered 10,500 on the 10♦ river. Dong snap folded earning Wong the pot, increasing his stack back above the starting mark.
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Around 15,000 was in the pot as Andreas Wagner and Joshua Terebelo went heads up to a flop of A♠K♥9♦.
Terebelo had a bet of 16,000 in front of him from under the gun before Wagner raised to 45,000 in the big blind.
"If you had aces, why would you do that? I can't believe I'm thinking about folding this," Terebelo said as he spent several minutes in the tank. He eventually folded and Wagner allowed him to choose one of his cards. Terebelo flipped over the K♠.
"If the other one was a king and you just call the turn, you get it all on the river. I had a set of nines," Terebelo told him.
"Report that shit," he added as Wagner took down the big pot that could've been much larger.
Action picked up on the turn in a hand between the under the gun player, Fabiano Kovalski in the cutoff, and the player on the button.
With about 7,000 in the pot and the board reading K♣3♥6♣8♥, under the gun checked, Kovalski checked and the button bet 4,000.
Under the gun called and Kovalski put in a raise to 15,000. The button thought for a moment before folding, as did under the gun.
Yizhak Yerushalmi opened to 600 from under the gun and was called by Daniel Hachem in the hijack before Rob Kuhn three-bet to 3,000 from the button. Both Yerushalmi and Hachem made the call.
Action checked around to Kuhn who fired a 2,500 continuation bet on the K♠8♥7♣ flop. Yerushalmi made the call while Hachem got out of the way.
Kuhn bet again when checked to on the 6♦ turn, this time for 7,000. Once again Yerushalmi called.
On the 6♣ river Yerushalmi checked, Kuhn shoved for his remaining stack of 23,300 and Yerushalmi made the call. Kuhn tabled K♦K♥ for kings full of sixes to score a full double up at Yerushalmi's expense.
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