After the 3♥9♠Q♠ flop, Ilia Krupin and Stephen Moreschi were all in with Erik Seidel covering both.
Ilia Krupin: A♦9♣7♦4♥3♣ 
Stephen Moreschi: A♥Q♥6♦4♦3♠
Erik Seidel: A♠8♦5♠3♦2♦
Krupin was in front with two pair, but the 7♣ turn and 5♣ river gave Moreschi and straight and Seidel the nut low. The last of Krupin's chips were divided up, as he hit the rail early in Level 7.
Andrew Brown moved all in for 46,500 from the big blind and Brian Hacker put him at risk in the hijack.
Andrew Brown: A♦K♣Q♠7♠5♠
Brian Hacker: A♥Q♥Q♦3♥2♦
Hacker spiked the last queen on the 4♥Q♣7♣ flop to make top set, while the rest of the board ran out K♦J♥ to secure him the pot and send Brown to the rail.
Filippos Stavrakis was already all in as Yuri Dzivielevski and Jacobo Garza Ibarrola went to a flop of 8♥5♦7♦. Garza Ibarrola then potted to 20,500 under the gun, Dzivielevski moved all in from the cutoff, and Garza Ibarrola called for 35,000.
Filippos Stavrakis: A♦K♠5♣4♦2♠
Jacobo Garza Ibarrola: A♣6♦4♣2♥2♦
Yuri Dzivielevski: A♠10♠8♠7♥2♣
All three players had the nut low, while Garza Ibarrola had flopped a straight. He ended up taking three-quarters of both pots once the board ran out 4♥J♣.
"I don't even get the extra chip," Stavrakis lamented as it took a few minutes for the pot to be properly chopped up.
Around 40,000 was in the middle on a board of 7♥A♦3♣K♠ when Lawrence Brandt moved all in for 40,600 in the small blind. Luis Velador reshoved for 58,000 in the big blind, and Jonathan Greene called on the button to put both players at risk.
Brandt had A♠10♠6♣4♣2♠ for top pair, Velador showed K♣6♠4♠2♥2♣, while Greene had Q♦5♥4♥3♠2♦. The river was the 9♦ and Velador took three-quarters of the side pot, while Brandt took the high end of the main pot while all three players chopped up the low.
Richie Allen opened to 1,300 in early position and Allen Kessler called on his left. Dylan Lambe made the call in the cutoff before Gary Benson moved his last 2,400 into the middle.
Allen announced pot, making it 10,100. Kessler took some time before folding, while Lambe opted to make the call.
Benson stood up after seeing the Q♦5♥5♠ flop hit the felt. Allen and Lambe checked through to the 9♥ turn, and again to the 10♥ river. Another pair of checks led to showdown.
Gary Benson: K♣Q♠Q♣J♠10♣
Richie Allen: A♥K♦10♠8♠2♣
Dylan Lambe: A♣9♦6♠6♣2♠
Benson flopped a full house, improving further on the river while fading the low to stay alive. Allen's tens and fives were enough to claim the side pot.
Action was three-handed on the 5♥8♦3♦9♥ turn between Walter Chambers, Dylan Lindsey, and Stanislav Ivanov. All three stacks hit the middle of the table and the cards were turned up.
Stanislav Ivanov: A♥J♥10♦4♥2♠
Dylan Lindsey: A♠Q♥8♠4♦2♥
Walter Chambers: A♣A♦J♦6♣2♣
All three players showed their nut low and flush draws. The dealer flipped over the 5♦ river, giving Chambers a diamond to claim the high, while the low pot was split three ways.
Jason Tomei bet 5,000 from the hijack on a flop of K♠Q♣4♣ before Blaz Zerjav moved all in for 45,000 on the button. Danny Chang then reshoved in the big blind and Tomei folded.
Blaz Zerjav: A♠J♣9♠8♣3♥
Danny Chang: A♣K♣Q♠10♥7♥
Chang was ahead with top two pair, while Zerjav was looking to complete a straight draw. The 5♠ turn and 4♥ river were no help and Zerjav was sent to the rail.
"Would you have won?" Chang asked Tomei, who nodded.
"If you just call, I go all in," Tomei replied.
Three-handed on a flop of Q♦A♣5♦, Chan Pelton put in his 9,000 from the small blind, Ari Engel moved in for 10,000 on the button, and Ian Bradley in the hijack put both players at risk.
Chan Pelton: K♦K♠10♠4♠3♣
Ari Engel: 7♦4♥3♥3♦2♣
Ian Bradley: A♦Q♠J♦8♣4♦
Bradley was ahead with top two pair as the 9♣ fell on the turn. The river was the 9♦ and Bradley improved to the nut flush to take the pot and send both opponents to the rail.
Ryan Hoenig and John Fauver saw the turn on a board of 8♠10♥K♦6♦ when Fauver put in his last 10,000 from the hijack and Hoenig put him at risk in the cutoff.
Fauver showed A♠Q♦J♥7♠5♥, while Hoenig had A♦A♥K♠J♦9♥. Fauver was looking to complete a straight or low to stay alive, but he missed the K♥ as Hoenig improved to trips to send the defending champion to the rail.
Stephen Deutsch raised to 2,000 under the gun and got five callers, including Sean Baker, who put in his last 1,700 from the big blind.
The flop came 8♠5♦4♠ and action checked to Joe Ford, who bet 5,000. Griffin Goodman called on the button, as did Deutsch and Brandon Shack-Harris in early position.
The turn was the 2♦, and Deutsch led out for 30,200. Shack-Harris folded, while Ford moved all in for 82,300. Goodman reshoved, and Deutsch also called for 55,000.
Ford showed A♥K♠7♣6♣2♥, Deutsch had 7♠6♦5♣3♦2♣, and Goodman had A♠J♦J♥10♦3♥. Baker showed K♣K♦9♣9♦4♦ and the river was the 7♦ to give Goodman a flush and nut low to scoop the massive side pots, while Baker took the high end of the main pot with his higher flush as Deutsch and Ford headed to the rail.
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