Dzmitry Urbanovich made it 18,000 to go from the hijack and only Viktor Blom defended out of the big blind.
Blom check-called a bet of 23,000 from Urbanovich on the Q♣7♠8♠ flop.
The turn came the 7♣ and Blom check-called another bet from Urbanovich, this time for 85,000.
Both players checked the 8♥ river and Blom took down the pot with A♣J♣K♠Q♦ for a pair of queens.
Shaun Deeb from under the gun, Matt Livingston from middle position, and Patrick Leonard from the hijack were tangled in a single-raised pot.
On the Q♠J♠3♥ flop, the action checked to Leonard who potted for 71,000. Deeb called and Livingston quickly folded.
On the 10♦ turn, Deeb led for 80,000 effective to put Leonard at risk. Leonard would go deep in the tank once again as he reasoned his way through the hand. He put his cards face up, angled on his chips as he held a small funeral.
Leonard eventually let it go to allow himself to see another day before he revealed that he has ace-x of spade with a three.
As Deeb was having the chips sent his way, he asked, "Want to see a fun card again?" as he tabled the 10♠. Which made Leonard feel much better about his fold.
Mike Matusow raised the button to 25,000 and Huck Seed defended out of the big blind.
Both players chose to check the J♦5♦4♣ flop to see the 4♦ appear on the turn. Seed led out for a bet of 35,000, which was enough to get Matusow to fold.
Seed revealed the 4♠ for trips on the turn as the pot was sent over to him.
Luis Velador raised to 18,000 from early position with Matt Livingston calling from the small blind, and Patrick Leonard defending his big blind.
Livingston led out for 35,000 on the K♦J♥2♥ flop. Leonard folded, but Velador called.
The 9♣ appeared on the turn and Livingston bet 125,000. Velador only had roughly 150,000 remaining in his stack, and after thinking for a few moments, tossed his cards into the muck.
Senovio Ramirez potted to 28,000 from early position and Dennis Weiss called in the big blind.
On the 8♠8♦3♣ flop, Weiss checked to Ramirez who jammed for his remaining 35,000 and Weiss quickly called.
Senovio Ramirez: A♥K♣Q♥5♠ 
Dennis Weiss: 8♥7♥6♣2♣
Weiss had flopped trip eights to leave Ramirez in terrible shape, but he had the superior low draw. The A♠ turn gave Ramirez some hope but the 9♦ completed the board as Weiss scooped to eliminate Ramirez.
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Level: 16
Limits: 8,000-28,000
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Ari Engel limped the hijack and Bruno Furth completed from the small blind before Andrew Seabright potted to 24,000 from the big blind and both opponents called.
On the 10♥8♥5♦ flop, Furth and Seabright checked to Engel who potted for 78,000. Furth repootted, Seabright folded, and Engel called all-in for 121,000.
Ari Engel: A♠6♠5♥2♦
Bruno Furth: K♦K♣3♠2♣
Engel held the nut low draw and third pair against the second nut low draw and overpair of Furth. Engel could not find any improvement on the J♦10♣ runout as Furth's kings held for the scoop.
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