The board read A♠K♠A♥A♣ with around 70,000 in the middle.
Josh McCully bet 17,000 from the cutoff and Nick Petrangelo made the call from the button.
The river completed the board with the 9♥. McCully fired a bet of 72,000 out for Petrangelo to call. McCully tabled the K♥7♥ for Petrangelo to show the K♣J♣ for the same full house both had hit on this board.
Frank Brannan had raised from middle position to be met by a shove of 132,000 from James Mendoza in the big blind. Brannan confirmed the count and then made the call.
James Mendoza: A♦2♦ 
Frank Brannan: K♠Q♠
The board ran out 7♦5♠2♥3♦2♠ for Mendoza to flop a pair of deuces and improve to trips on the river to double up with.
Alexandre Reard raised in middle position to 22,000, and Jesse Lonis, next to act, moved all in for 128,000. Reard called, and the cards were on their backs.
Jesse Lonis: A♣J♣
Alexandre Reard: A♠7♠
The board ran out favourably for Lonis, coming A♥5♦9♦4♦6♦, giving him the full double up.
Another player at the table chirped, "Now you've done it". Aimed at Reard, alluding to him giving the talented Lonis chips to play with.
The board read 3♠8♣6♦10♠J♥ with around 130,000 in the middle.
Javier Gomez shoved from the big blind and Yunkyu Song was in the tank. After using a time bank, he made the call for the 150,000 he had in front of him. Gomez showed the 9♠7♣ for the straight for Song to get up from his chair and reveal he had the A♥10♥ for a pair of tens.
Javier Gomez came in with a min-raise to 20,000 from under the gun. Charles Thomas called from the hijack, and Jared Bleznick defended his big blind.
Everyone checked the 5♣10♦A♥ flop to see the 4♣ appear on the turn. Bleznick led out for 40,000, which only Gomez called.
Two more checks followed on the J♦ river for Bleznick to reveal Q♦7♦ for queen-high. Gomez flipped up K♥10♥ for third pair to win the pot.
There was around 90,000 in the middle and the flop read 8♥6♠8♣, both Cherish Andrews and Byron Kaverman opted to check in the blinds.
They did the same on the A♦ on the turn to the 5♠ on the river. Andrews bet 45,000 for Kaverman to make the call. Andrews tabled the 10♦7♠ for the missed straight draw for Kaverman to show the K♦Q♣ for the king-kicker with the pair on the board to claim the pot.
Catching the action on the river with the board reading 10♦4♣4♥A♥J♦ and with around 150,000 in the middle. Kristen Foxen, who was seated in the big blind, led out for 195,000 with roughly 330,000 behind. Orpen Kisacikoglu shoved from under the gun for the remainder of Foxen's stack, sending Foxen into the tank.
Foxen burned through four of her time bank cards before she chose to fold her cards and relinquish the pot to Kisacikoglu.
With 80,000 chips already in the middle, Gregory Jensen and Joey Weissman were battling blind versus blind.
Jensen check-called a bet of 20,000 on the A♥5♣A♠ flop, then check-called a turn bet of 80,000 on the Q♠ turn.
After being checked to for a third time on the 6♠ river, Weissman checked behind.
Jensen tabled Q♥9♥ and Weissman mucked his hand.
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