David Mcgowan raised to 160,000 from the cutoff, Pablo Garcia called all in for 145,000 on the button, and Aram Oganyan called the initial raise from the small blind, which created a small side pot. The flop came out with Q♣5♥K♥, and Mcgowan bet out 160,000, and Oganyan folded.
Pablo Garcia: A♥2♣ 
David Mcgowan: 9♥8♦
The turn 8♠ and the river 7♦ gave the win to Mcgowan with the pair of nines, and Garcia was eliminated.
Ashley Scott moved all in for 690,000 from the cutoff, and David McGowan called from the big blind.
Ashley Scott: 10♦10♥
David McGowan: A♥4♥
The board was Q♣A♣9♦J♥2♦, and McGowan won with his pair of aces.
It all happened quickly, Sebastian Crane moved all in and was called by Joseph Carden.
Sebastian Crane: A♥Q♥
Joseph Carden: J♠J♥
Carden was ahead with jacks, but the 5♥A♠8♦ flop flipped the script, giving Crane top pair with his ace. The A♦ on the turn gave Crane trips, putting him firmly in control, and the 9♦ river sealed the deal. Crane scored the double-up while Carden was left short.
Action folded to Jon Vallinas in the small blind, and he bumped it up to 200,000. Rainer Kempe, sitting in the big blind, took his time, recounting his stack and double-checking his cards, before shoving all in. Vallinas quickly made the call, and the cards were on their backs.
Rainer Kempe: A♦5♥
Jon Vallinas: 9♥9♠
Kempe needed to improve, and the 7♠5♦6♦ flop gave him a pair of fives and some hope. The 6♥ turn changed nothing, and the 9♦ on the river sealed it, giving Vallinas a full house and sending Kempe to the rail.
Jon Vallinas opened the action from under the gun with a raise to 120,000, but Stephen Graner, seated right next to him, had other ideas and moved all in. Action folded back around to Vallinas, who made the call to take it to a showdown.
Stephen Graner: A♣J♦
Jon Vallinas: A♦Q♥
Vallinas held the slight preflop edge, and the board ran out 7♠2♦2♥K♠6♠ without offering Graner any help. With ace-queen holding firm, Graner was sent to the rail while Vallinas picked up a solid boost to his stack.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Ryan Wolfson kicked things off from the button with a raise to 120,000, and both blinds came along.
The flop landed J♠3♠10♣, and after both players checked, Wolfson fired out a bet of 180,000. David McGowan, in the small blind, went deep into the tank before coming out with a check-raise to 700,000. Pablo Garcia folded after some thought, and action was back on Wolfson, who moved all in. McGowan quickly called, and the cards were tabled.
David McGowan: A♠4♠
Ryan Wolfson: A♦J♣
Wolfson was ahead with top pair, but the K♠ on the turn completed McGowan’s flush. The river 6♠ added an exclamation point, giving McGowan the nut flush and a full double-up.
Christopher Puetz raised from the cutoff to 120,000, and Chun Law moved all in from the big blind for 1,210,000. Puetz made the call, and the race was set to begin.
Chun Law: K♠Q♥
Christopher Puetz: 8♠8♦
The board ran out with 2♠8♥3♥5♦2♣, and Puetz ended up with a whole house, and Law was eliminated.
Joseph Carden raised from under the gun to 125,000, and Sebastian Crane called from the button, and Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi called from the big blind. The flop was 8♣9♥7♣, and everyone checked. The turn 9♣ was also checked around.
The river 4♠ brought out a bet from Ohulchanskyi for 150,000, and Carden raised to 480,000. Ohulchanskyi contemplated and called and then mucked when Carden turned over A♦9♦ for trip nines.
Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi raised from the hijack to 130,000, and Travis Hartshorn called from the cutoff. The flop came out with 3♥5♦5♥, and Ohulchanskyi checked into Hartshorn, who bet out 205,000. Ohulchanskyi made the call.
The turn 8♥ had both players check, and the river 3♣ had Ohulchanskyi check and Hartshorn bet out 200,000. Ohulchanskyi made the call and showed A♣K♦ for ace high, and Hartshorn showed 6♠6♥ for two pair.
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