Action was heads-up to the 7♠A♦10♠ flop, where Powen Fang was all in and at risk against Nicholas Verderamo.
Powen Fang: 10♥7♣ 
Nicholas Verderamo: 9♠9♥
Fang flopped two pair to take the lead, but the 9♣ turn gave Verderamo a set of nines. The river 5♠ changed nothing, leaving Verderamo in front while sending Fang to the rail.
Stanley Lee was all in and at risk against Anthony Ruberto, with the cards on their backs.
Stanley Lee: K♠9♥
Anthony Ruberto: A♥Q♦
Lee found the only pair on the 6♠5♠9♠8♥10♣ runout, earning the double through Ruberto.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Paris Sitzoukis fired 25,000 from the button on the A♦2♠9♥ flop. Sebastian Crane check-called in the big blind, and the dealer flipped over the 3♣ turn.
Another check from Crane was met with a bet of 75,000 from Sitzoukis. The call was made and the 9♣ hit the river.
Both players checked it down, with Crane showing A♣4♦ for two pair to claim the pot as Sitzoukis mucked.
Action folded around to Mikhail Zavoloka in the small blind, who went all in for 305,000. After taking some time to ponder his options Jorge Ufano decided making the call was the right one.
Mikhail Zavoloka: A♣2♥
Jorge Ufano: K♠Q♥
The board ran out J♥J♣9♥10♥8♠, sending Zavoloka to the payout desk.
Henrik Juncker opened from middle position with a raise to 100,000, and Bradley Craig responded by moving all in for 350,000 from the later position in the hijack. With the action back on him, Juncker made the call, putting himself at risk.
Henrik Juncker: 4♥4♦
Bradley Craig: A♥K♠
The board was 7♠6♠3♥8♥3♣, and two pair was enough for Juncker to receive a chip boost.
Jakob Miegel raised to 30,000 on the button, with Scott Bohlman making the call in the big blind.
Bohlman checked the 8♠9♣6♦ flop, and Miegel answered with a check of his own. The 9♦ turn saw Bohlman lead out for 40,000, with Miegel making the call.
Both players then checked down the 2♦ river. Bohlman turned over 10♥8♦ for two pair, nines and eights. That was good enough to claim the pot, as Miegel mucked.
Mitchell Halverson shoved his remaining 45,000 chips from the hijack, and Mathieu His re-shoved from the small blind with the larger stack. The big blind quickly got out of the way, and the two were off to the races with all the chips in the middle.
Mitchell Halverson: 7♣7♥
Mathieu His: A♥K♠
Although His hit his ace on the river, Halverson pulled out the straight for the win on the board of 10♠8♣6♠9♣A♦.
Ryan Stiner opened under the gun all-in, and got called after long hesitation by Nikola Gunchev in the big blind.
Ryan Stiner K♥K♠
Nikola Gunchev A♠A♣
As the dealer ran out the board: Q♥6♥9♠10♠7♠, Stiner already stood up to get ready to hit the rail. The table told Stiner to wait, but he mentioned that his 430,000 chips were less than Gunchev his stack. Unfortunately for Stiner the Kings didn't hold up and the stack of Gunchev was bigger indeed.
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