Brian Shaw was in early position and moved all in for 236,000 and it folded around to Chun Law in the big blind. Law asked for a count and contemplated his options. Law made the call, and Shaw held the dominant hand preflop.
Brian Shaw: A♠J♣ 
Chun Law: A♦9♣
The board allowed Shaw to relax a little when it came out with J♠3♥9♦K♣A♥. Shaw won with his two pair.
Chun Law raised from under the gun to 80,000, and Ryan Wolfson made the call from the big blind. The flop was A♣J♣9♠, and Law led out for 40,000 after Wolfson checked.
On the turn 7♥, Wolfson checked and Law bet again for 150,000. Wolfson took a moment and reraised to 400,000. Law folded.
Srivinay Irrinki kicked things off with a raise from under the gun to 40,000. He found a caller in Dylan Linde who was sitting in the small blind position.
Linde checked the 7♦10♠K♣ flop, and Irrinki led out a bet of 30,000. Linde made the call after some time thinking.
On the A♦ turn, Linde check-called again the 40,000 bet of Irrinki.
When the dealer turned the Q♠ river, Linde checked again, and Irrinki took some time to think about his next move but decided to check back, leading to a showdown. Linde showed Q♣10♣ for two pair, which was enough for Irrinki as his cards found the muck.
Travis Hartshorn opened for 50,000 in middle position and got called by the player immediately to his left, Edward Quinn.
The flop came 3♠Q♥A♠ and Hartshorn checked. Quinn fired 40,000 and got called. This cha-cha between the two players continued all throughout the board with Hartshorn check-calling Quinn's bet on the 9♥ turn for 65,000.
After the third check, Quinn though for a moment before betting 95,000 on the river 8♠. And for the 3rd time, Hartshorn called. Quinn threw his cards face up to show A♣J♠ for top pair. But Hartshorn showed 9♦9♠ for a set on the turn to win the pot.
Faraz Jaka raised to 40,000 from early position and was called by [Removed:510] in middle position, Mans Montgomery from the cutoff, and Renat Bohdanov in the big blind.
The players checked on the A♥9♠J♣ flop.
On the K♣ turn, Bohdanov bet 75,000, which prompted a fold by all three of his opponents.
Scott Lake went all in and was at risk from early position after being called by Robertus Hollink on the button. Everyone else folded and the players tabled their hands.
Scott Lake: A♥4♣
Robertus Hollink: 9♠9♦
The board ran out 6♠8♠8♦6♥10♦ sending Lake to the rail.
In a classic battle of the blinds, Romain Lewis moved all in from the small blind. Dylan Linde asked for a count, and after the dealer confirmed it was 252,000, Linde made the call.
Romain Lewis: Q♥4♣
Dylan Linde: K♦J♦
The flop came 4♦2♦Q♦, giving Lewis two pair but Linde had a flush right from the start. Lewis needed a queen or a four to stay alive, but the board finished 5♠K♣, and he was sent to the rail.
David Fields raised to 46,000 from the button, and Justin Vaysman called from the big blind.
The dealer spread a K♥K♦7♥ flop. Vaysman checked, and Fields bet 105,000, putting Vaysman all in and at risk. Vaysman quickly called, and the players tabled their hands.
Justin Vaysman: Q♥7♦
David Fields: 6♣5♠
The board ran out K♠6♠, securing a much-needed double up for Vaysman.
Alexander Greenblatt opened from middle position with a raise, and Brock Wilson responded by shoving all in from the small blind. Action folded back to Greenblatt, who made the call and sent both hands on the back.
Brock Wilson: A♣9♣
Alexander Greenblatt: Q♥J♠
The flop came 5♠7♦2♦, and Wilson’s ace high looked strong. On the J♥ turn, Greenblatt picked up top pair of jacks, then nailed it on the J♣ river to river trip jacks, sending Wilson to the rail
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