Nicolas Milgrom bet 4,000 from the cutoff on a flop of A♣J♠K♦ before Veerachai Vongxaiburana raised to 27,500 in the big blind. Milgrom called and the A♥ fell on the turn.
Vongxaiburana then bet 70,000 and Milgrom snap-called for his last 69,500. Milgrom showed A♠A♦Q♣J♥J♣ for quads and Vongxaiburana didn't even wait for the dealer to turn over the 9♣ river before his cards hit the muck.
Jeff Madsen bet 17,000 from the big blind on a board of J♥3♥2♥A♠ and Richie Sklar called under the gun.
The river was the 6♣ and Madsen reached for chips as Sklar quickly pushed the rest of his stack over. Madsen told him he hadn't acted yet and confirmed with the dealer that Sklar's bet would be binding if he checked. Madsen then checked and Sklar's bet stood as a pot to 68,000, and Madsen repotted as Sklar splashed in his last few chips.
Madsen showed A♥Q♦6♥6♦4♥ for the nut flush and a low, while Sklar showed A♣10♥8♥2♦2♠ before heading to the rail.
Patrick Leonard min-raised the button to 5,000 and Chino Rheem defended his big blind.
Rheem checked his option over to Leonard on the A♦5♣Q♠ flop. Leonard bet 5,000, which Rheem called.
Both players checked the A♠ turn to see the 7♠ appear on the river. Rheem checked, and Leonard bet 15,000. After a few moments, Rheem made the call.
Leonard showed A♥8♠6♥3♣2♦ for trip aces with the nut low. Rheem revealed K♣10♣4♠3♥2♣, which couldn't beat Leonard's trip aces, but he did have the same low, meaning Leonard got three-quarters of the pot.
Heads-up on a flop of 10♠5♦4♣, James Chen bet 7,500 from the small blind and Yueqi Zhu called under the gun.
The turn was the J♥ and Chen checked to Zhu, who bet 32,500. Chen called to the A♠ river, where he potted to 97,500. Zhu snap-called.
Chen showed A♥Q♠9♦6♣2♥, while Zhu turned over J♣10♣5♠3♥2♦ for a wheel to scoop the pot.
"A wheel is never good there," tablemate Phil Hellmuth joked with Zhu after the hand. "I like this guy. He's a good guy," Hellmuth added, patting Zhu on the back as Zhu raked in the pot.
Chen had busted Walter Chambers on the previous hand, and Chambers was still standing by his seat waiting to reenter while this hand was taking place.
David Hipperson raised to 5,500 from the hijack and Lucas Zwingmann-Gocht three-bet to roughly 18,000 from the button. Hipperson four-bet to 63,500, and Zwingmann-Gocht called.
Hipperson jammed for his last 65,000 on the 10♣10♦8♠ flop. Zwingmann-Gocht reluctantly called and the cards were revealed.
David Hipperson: A♥A♦6♦6♣3♥ 
Lucas Zwingmann-Gocht: A♣J♠J♥4♣2♣
Hipperson was in the lead with aces against the jacks of Zwingmann-Gocht. The rest of the board ran out 10♠Q♥ and Hipperson doubled up through Zwingmann-Gocht with a full house.
Christopher Yott bet 25,000 from under the gun on a flop of 4♣10♠7♣ and Benjamin Miner called in middle position. Jonathan Bowers then moved all in for 80,000 on the button and Yott reshoved for 105,000. Miner spent several minutes in the tank before the clock was eventually called, and he ended up putting in the chips to cover both opponents.
Jonathan Bowers: A♦8♣6♠3♠2♦
Christopher Yott: A♣Q♠Q♥7♦2♣
Benjamin Miner: A♥8♥7♠2♠2♥
The board ran out 5♠Q♦ and Bowers ended up making a straight to secure the high pot, while all three players chopped up the low. Yott also took three-quarters of the side pot with his set of queens.
Dylan Lindsey raised to 6,000 under the gun and Scott Seiver called for his last 2,000 from the cutoff. Aaron Kupin also came along from the big blind, and they went to the flop with Seiver all in.
Kupin and Lindsey checked all the way to the river on a board of 9♣K♠7♦Q♠8♦ before Kupin bet 4,000. Lindsey thought about it for quite some time before choosing to fold.
Kupin turned over 10♦6♦5♦3♥2♥ for a straight, prompting Seiver to muck.
Seiver immediately reentered and now has a fresh stack of 60,000 to work with.
Mike Matusow limped from middle position before Christopher Demaci raised to 11,000 from the cutoff. Joshua Biedak called on the button, and Matusow also called.
The dealer fanned out a flop of 9♠9♥J♣ and Matusow jammed for his last 27,500. Demaci and Biedak called.
With Matusow all-in, the 6♠ dropped on the turn. Demaci bet 40,000, which was enough to get Biedak to fold.
Demaci revealed A♥A♠J♥9♦7♠ for a flopped boat. Upon seeing Demaci's cards, Matusow said he had zero outs and mucked his cards as the 2♥ river completed the board. Matusow was out, and Demaci added more chips to his stack,
Chino Rheem bet 25,000 from the big blind on a board of Q♠A♥4♣5♥ and Erick Lindgren put in his last 35,000 from the cutoff. Rheem called and showed A♠K♠6♥3♦2♦ for a wheel, while Lindgren had A♦J♠6♦4♠3♥ for two pair.
The river was the 9♦ and Rheem scooped the pot to send Lindgren to the rail.
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