Rohit Kwatra limped from the small blind and called after Narcis-Gabriel Nedelcu in the big blind raised to 160,000.
The dealer fanned a flop of Q♥7♣3♦ and Nedelcu continued for 100,000. Kwatra check-called, and check-called again when Nedelcu fired a second barrel of 275,000 on the 2♦ turn.
Nedelcu sized up to 410,000 on the 10♣ river. It only took a few seconds for Kwatra to check-fold.
On the 8♥8♦5♥ flop, Santiago Montes bet out for 100,000 from late position after Antonio Mallol and Amit Sharma had both checked from the blinds. Mallol called, and Sharma folded.
Both players checked the 9♣ turn and saw the 7♦ fall on the river, which they both checked again. Mallol tabled 8♣8♠ for flopped quads and Montes' cards were instantly into the muck.
The action was picked up on the turn with 900,000 in the middle and the board reading J♥8♣5♣K♠.
Jason Wheeler was in the big blind. He bet 675,000 against David Uvaydov sitting on the button. Uvaydov made the call.
The A♣ river was followed by the same bet from Wheeler, and the same result from Uvaydov, who called for 675,000 once again.
Wheeler tabled 8♠8♥ for a set, but it was second best to the 10♣9♣ for a flush shown by Uvaydov.
David Pevahouse moved all in for approximately 115,000 from middle position. Joel Verbeck, with a big stack in the big blind, looked at his cards. He didn't seem to have a good hand, but still called.
David Pevahouse: K♥J♠ 
Joel Verbeck: 5♠2♠
Verbeck flopped a flush draw on A♠7♦Q♠, but the A♦ turn and the J♥ river kept Pevahouse in the lead and he doubled up.
Sorin Cristea was all in and at risk from an early position for 205,000 and was up against Brian Brunner on the button.
Sorin Cristea: A♦8♠
Brian Brunner: J♠J♦
The dealer ran out a board of 6♦3♠2♥6♥Q♥, ending Cristea's impressive run in Event #37.
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Yong Choe raised to 120,000 from early position and was three-bet by Diego Aro, in the big blind, to 385,000. Choe made the call.
The flop came K♥8♥5♥, Aro bet 210,000, and Choe called.
On the 2♥ turn, Aro fired 300,000 and was called by Choe again.
The K♠ river was followed by two checks. Aro tabled A♦Q♥ for the flush which was good.
Peter Dykes in middle position saw his 790,000-chip stack being called by Anthony Russo on the button.
Peter Dykes: K♦K♥
Anthony Russo: 10♣10♦
Russo flopped a set on 2♠10♥6♣A♥8♦ to crack Dykes' kings and send him to the rail.
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Nirath Rean raised from under the gun to 125,000 and was reraised by Allen Chang, on the button, to 325,000. Rean went all in for 750,000 and was called.
Nirath Rean: K♥K♣
Allen Chang: A♦J♣
The board of J♠10♠6♣3♦4♣ secured Rean the double-up.
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