With 6,000 chips in the pot on a board of Q♣5♦K♦4♦, Konstantinos Papanikos bet 4,500 and Martin De Knijff raised to 13,500. Papanikos called.
A board-pairing 4♥ fell on the river which was quickly checked by both players. Papanikos tabled 7♦3♦ for a flush, and De Knijff mucked.
Sung Lee was in the tank on the river with a board that read 7♠4♥4♠5♦J♠. She was facing a bet of 9,000 from Felix Barriga into a pot of about 14,000.
She talked through the hand out loud, about the flush hitting the river. She checked her cards a few more times before she folded.
Niall Farrell opened from under the gun and was called by both a player in middle position and by Felipe Varisco in the big blind.
On a flop of 10♦Q♠5♣, Farrell continued for 500. He was called twice, so he fired a second barrel of 2,200 on the 3♠ turn. This time, only Varisco called.
The K♦ completed the board but both players checked. "I have ace-queen," Farrell said. Varisco answered by flipping over Q♦5♦ for two pair and scooped the pot.
Action picked up with the board showing 8♣K♠10♠ in a hand between WSOP bracelet winner Giuseppe Pantaleo on the button and his opponent on the cutoff.
The player at the cutoff led out with 2,500 and Pantaleo called.
The dealer placed Q♥ on the turn, and both players checked.
The Q♠ showed up on the river and the player at the cutoff checked. Pantaleo took his time and a little more then 10 seconds elapsed before he reached into his stack, pulled out 6,500 and made the bet.
The player at the cutoff looked at the board and peeked down at his cards, and then folded.
Stuart Taylor opened to 500 from the hijack and Jenny Ding defended from the big blind.
The flop came 5♥5♣2♥ and Ding check-called a 500 continuation bet from Taylor.
Ding check-called another bet from Taylor on the 3♦ turn, this time for 1,200.
On the 8♣ river Ding checked, Taylor bet 4,000 and Ding called.
Taylor showed trip fives with A♠5♠ and pulled in a sizable early pot.
The player on the button raised to 700 and Shaun Deeb defended his big blind.
Deeb check-called a 500 bet from his opponent on the 8♥A♣4♦ flop and then action checked down on the 7♥ turn and J♦ river.
Deeb tabled 8♦5♦ for a pair of eights and his opponent mucked.
The pot had already grown to 2,600 with three players looking at a flop of 7♦2♣J♥.
Trevor Reardon, in the big blind, took the lead for 2,500. The middle position player folded and Jackson Spencer, in the cutoff, made the call.
The 7♥ turn checked through to the 7♣ on the river. Reardon checked again and Spencer took the lead for 2,500. Reardon remained in the tank for a considerable amount of time before finally pitching his cards into the muck.
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