Action started with Dustin Apperson raising in late position to 105,000. Vance Isono called in the big blind and Michael Dees called from under the gun.
The flop came 3♥Q♦8♥ Apperson checked, Isono and Dees checked behind.
The turn brought the action with a 4♦, Isono bet 100,000, which Dees called. Apperson raised all in for 3,250,000. Isono folded and Dees called with his tournament life at stake.
Michael Dees: AxQx
Dustin Apperson: 4♥4♠
Apperson turned a set and Dees was drawing dead. The river came a J♠ and Crouch was eliminated.
Naixuan Shi moved all in with two players having already entered the pot before him. Action folded back to Martin Kabrhel, who also chose to move all in, leaving Jeremy Wien with a decision to make. After taking a minute, Wien folded.
Naixuan Shi: K♦J♥
Martin Kabrhel: Q♥4♥
The flop 5♠2♣3♣ gave Kabrhel plenty of ways to win, but none of them came to fruition on the 5♥2♥ runout.
Action was picked up on the flop of 5♠6♥A♥, and Ekrem Bozkurt was in the small blind and bet out 240,000 into the 700,000 pot. Matthew Culp quickly moved all in for 1,150,000 in middle position, and Bozkurt stated, "Do you have aces?" Bozkurt contemplated and called with a slightly bigger stack.
Matthew Culp: A♣K♥
Ekrem Bozkurt: A♦Q♠
The turn 7♠ was a blank, and the river A♠ brought both players trips, but Culp's kicker played, and Bozkurt was left with a very short stack.
The action started on before the flop when Alex Parades raised to 60,000 from late position. Alan Fidellow called and Dustin Apperson raised from the cutoff to 100,000. Parades folded and Fidellow called. They were heads-up to the flop.
On an action flop of Q♥K♥9♣ Both players checked their option.
The turn came with a Q♠, after less than a minute Fiddelow moved all in for 375,000 and Apperson snap-called.
Alan Fidellow: K♣Q♣
Dustin Apperson: J♠10♥
Fiddelow turned a boat and got his money in good. Apperson was drawing dead and a meaningless J♣ rolled off on the river and
Thomas Evans Zanot moved all-in from early position, and Radu Coroian called in the big blind.
As the players turned their hands over, Evans Zanot jokingly said, "That's the worst call I've ever seen". Alluding to the fact that both players had the same hand.
Thomas Evans Zanot: 10♠10♦
Radu Coroian: 10♣10♥
No blood to be spilt here as they chopped the pot.
Jeremy Wien raised to 105,000 preflop in the big blind, and the action was folded to Martin Kabrhel in the big blind, who asked for a count and glared at Wien from the nine seat. After multiple inquiries about Wien's big chips and a few minutes, the clock was called on Kabrhel. The floor approached and started the timer. After about 20 seconds, Kabrhel went all in for 3,250,000, and Wien snap-called for less.
Jeremy Wien: K♥K♠
Martin Kabrhel: 10♥10♠
The flop was great for Wien coming K♦3♠2♦ after which Kabrhel commented "...it could come Ten, Ten!"
A 8♥ on the turn was no help for Kabrhel. He retorted, "Good Game, Well played," and flipped his cards into the muck.
The river peeled off a 9♥, and Wien doubled up to over 2 million.