Jason Somerville was heads-up from middle position against a player on the button on a completed board of 3♦Q♥7♥4♦10♣ with a large pot already in the middle.
Somerville checked to his opponent, who bet 58,000. Somerville then check-raised to 200,000, sending his opponent deep into the tank.
The button eventually thought better of it and folded and Somerville dragged the nice pot without showing.
Christoph Csik made it 12,000 from middle position. On his direct left, Jessica Vierling three-bet to 40,000. Luis Vazquez called in the hijack and Csik also called to make it three-way to the flop.
The flop came J♣9♦7♣. Vierling jammed all in, Vazquez called and Csik got out of the way.
Jessica Vierling: Q♥Q♠ 
Luis Vazquez: A♣Q♣
Vierling would need to fade clubs but she would be unable to do so as the 2♣ binked off instantly on the turn. The river was the 8♣ as a formality.
Vierling put her hands on her head in disappointment, clearly crushed that her main event dream had been dashed and she walked away from the tables.
With less than 100 players to go before the money would be reached, Noah Boeken three-bet a raise of 12,000 from the player under the gun to 40,000 in the small blind.
His opponent called and also called when the 2♦10♥4♣ saw Boeken bet 31,000 chips. Boeken then sized up to 68,000 on the 5♦ turn and was called again.
Finally, Boeken fired 117,000 on the J♦ river and was looked up for the last time. Boeken showed A♠A♦ for a pair of aces, and his opponent flung his cards into the muck.
Three of the bigger stacks in the room are in the same area of the red section, with two of them sharing the same table.
Justin "Jutty" Datloff and Takumi Mastumoto are two seats apart, holding 3,500,000 in chips between the two of them.
Shiina Okamoto raised from the hijack. Lingkun Lu, in the big blind, three-bet to 52,000. Okamoto tanked before responding with a four-bet to 125,000.
The action was back on Lu, who put in a five-bet to 250,000. A large crowd started to form as Okamoto spent a considerable amount of time in the tank, finally electing to fold. As the pot was shipped his way, Lu tabled 7♠2♠, much to the table's surprise.
Action was picked up on a 3♠10♥8♣ flop with 26,000 in the middle.
Eric Nathan fired in a bet of 10,000 before Patrick moved all in for 93,000 and Nathan quickly called.
Patrick Weib: 2♦2♥
Eric Nathan: J♠10♦
The turn 8♠ rolled off before the 2♠ river smacked the felt and Weib stayed alive with a little help from the deck.
With around 40,000 chips in the pot on a board of A♠8♠10♥7♣, Joseph Mcmahon bet 15,000 on the turn and Quan Zhou made the call. Bryan Allen then put in a raise to 75,000, which got Mcmahon thinking. After some time, Mcmahon elected to fold, and Zhou followed suit which meant Allen claimed another pot as the money bubble edges closer.
As Allen was raking the pot, he tabled 7♠7♥ for a turned set.
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