Orson Young opened from middle position to 105,000 and was three-bet to 325,000 out of the big blind by Saar Wilf. Young called.
On the 5♥Q♥8♣ flop, Wilf check-called a bet of 250,000 from Young.
The A♦ turn was checked through to the 4♦ river. Wilf led out for 600,000, and Young needed some time to think. After mulling it over, Young elected to fold, and Wilf was pushed the pot.
Malcolm Franchi opened to 100,000 from middle position and then snapped off a 795,000 shove from Pol Vela in the cutoff.
Pol Vela: K♣10♠ 
Malcolm Franchi: A♠K♠
Vela was dominated as the dealer began to run out the board but managed to pair his kicker on the 10♦9♠J♥ flop to vault into the lead. Nothing changed on either the 8♣ turn or 8♠ river to deal another blow to Franchi.
Bruno Porto opened to 110,000 from a middle position with A♠2♠ and Charles Alex-Barton called from the button with K♦Q♦.
The flop came 2♣8♦9♦ giving Porto bottom pair but Alex-Barton with the diamond draw. Porto bet 160,000 and Alex-Barton called.
The 4♣ turn didn't change much, and both players checked to the river.
Th dealer brought the 4♠ to complete the board and Porto bet 115,000. Alex-Barton took his time but eventually made the fold.
Tasuku Maruo was all in for around 1,500,000 from early position as Kevin Davis put him at risk from the hijack.
Tasuku Maruo: A♣A♥
Kevin Davis: K♣K♠
Maruo had woken up with aces in a massive cooler as the 7♠6♠3♦ flop left him poised for a double up. The turn, though, was the K♥ and Davis hit a set to take the lead.
The river was the J♠ and Davis took the pot to send Maruo to the rail following a brutal bad beat.
Orson Young opened to 105,000 from middle position before Jimmy Gorham made it 275,000 on his direct left. Yegor Moroz four-bet to 620,000 from the cutoff, folding out the button, the blinds and Young. Gorham then moved all in for around 1,500,000 and was snap-called by Moroz.
Jimmy Gorham: A♥K♣
Yegor Moroz: A♣A♠
Moroz's rockets sent Gorham to the rail after the J♥5♦5♠6♦7♦ runout.
Diogo Coelho opened to 100,000 on the button and Troy Quenneville defended his big blind.
Quenneville check-called a 90,000 bet from Coelho on the 9♦Q♣K♣ flop and a hefty 725,000 bet from Coelho on the 8♠ turn.
The 10♥ completed the board and Quenneville checked a final time, prompting Coelho to shove, which was enough to put Quenneville all in for approximately 2,600,000.
Quenneville tanked for some time, but eventually thought better of it and laid his hand down.
"Show one?" Quenneville asked.
"No," Coelho responded with a grin.
Kevin Ordet three-bet jammed for the last 280,000 out of the small blind and was looked up only by Sami Bechahed in the under-the-gun position.
Kevin Ordet: 7♥7♠
Sami Bechahed: K♦J♦
The pocket pair remained ahead all the way on the Q♠4♥2♥5♠3♣ runout as Ordet survived to extend his deep run.
Boris Kolev was not as fortunate and bowed out recently, as did David Prociak and Yiannis Liperis.
Bruno Porto opened to 110,000 from middle position with 10♠10♣ and Daniel Wendorf called from the hijack with J♦J♣. Charles Alex-Barton three-bet to 460,000 from the cutoff with A♦K♥ and both the blinds folded. Porto took some time but folded his tens and Wendorf called Alex-Barton the raise.
The flop came 8♣7♣K♦. Wendorf checked to Alex-Barton who bet 250,000. Wendorf called.
The K♣ turn brought a flush draw for Wendorf, but the trip kings for Alex-Barton. Wendorf checked and Alex-Barton moved all in for 1,530,000, sending Wendorf into the tank.
On the last table remaining in the Horseshoe Silver section, Szymon Wysocki opened from under the gun to 100,000 and Daniel Kyosev called from the next seat. Kalyan Chivukula also called from the cutoff.
The three players saw a flop of 10♠10♣Q♦ which was checked through to the 3♥ turn. Chivukula and Wysocki checked, Kyosev bet 225,000, and only Wysocki called.
On the 9♣ river, Wysocki checked it over to Kyosev, who bet 550,000. Wysocki thought about it for a while before he eventually laid his hand down.
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