Lautaro Guerra raised to 14,000 in early position. Josh Arieh was seated next to him, and three-bet to 50,000. Guerra then piled in his stack of 167,000, and Arieh quickly called.
Lautaro Guerra: A♠A♥J♠4♥ 
Josh Arieh: A♦K♠Q♥Q♦
Guerra's aces remained best on the 2♠10♦6♥4♣10♥ runout, and he doubled back above a starting stack. Arieh, meanwhile, was left with less than ten big blinds.
Adam Hendrix raised to 10,000 under the gun and was called by Dylan Weisman in early position and Chris Hunichen on the button. Krasimir Yankov then made it 52,000 to go in the big blind. Hendrix folded, Weisman potted it, Hunichen got out of the way, and Yankov called off the rest of his stack with about 120,000 behind.
Krasimir Yankov: A♣9♣9♦6♦
Dylan Weisman: K♠K♥J♥7♥
The board ran out 7♣3♥2♥K♣A♥ with Weisman improving to the nut flush by the river to send Yankov packing.
Robert Cowen limped under the gun, Jeremy Ausmus followed suit on his left, Eelis Parssinen also limped in late position and Laszlo Bujtas completed from the small blind. John Riordan checked his option.
The wheel spun K♣9♥5♣ and with four checks to him, Eelis Parssinen bet 24,000 and only Bujitas made the call.
The turn paired the board with the 9♣ and both players checked.
Bujitas took the initiative on the river and bet 25,000 and Parssinen folded.
Maxi Lehmanski in early position and Viktor Blom in the hijack had gathered 225,000 before the 5♣J♣6♥ flop was dealt. Lehmanski then put Blom all-in for 186,000, and the online legend quickly called off.
Viktor Blom: J♥10♣8♣5♥
Maxi Lehmanski: A♥A♦J♠10♥
Blom was ahead with his two pair and made a flush on the 3♥2♣ river to secure the pot and double up.
There were roughly 110,000 in the pot on 2♣2♥9♦J♠, Erik Seidel who was in early position checked to Dylan Weisman who was on the button and he checked behind.
Seidel fired out a bet of 50,000 when the 5♣ hit the river, Weisman called and tabled K♣K♦8♦2♦, and scooped the pot.
Action went five-ways to a flop of Q♦10♠3♣, where it checked around to Gruffudd Pugh-Jones in middle position. He bet 20,000 into 54,000 and only Dylan Linde called in the hijack.
The 3♠ turn and 3♥ river both went check-check and Pugh-Jones announced "ace-king," tabling A♣K♣J♦4♥.
Linde mucked his hand and the pot was pushed Pugh-Jones' way.
Danny Tang got the last of his short stack all in and at risk on a flop of 5♠9♦8♠ against Chance Kornuth, who put him at at risk.
Danny Tang: A♠K♠7♠5♦
Chance Kornuth: K♣10♦8♦2♣
The board ran out the 10♣ and 7♦, awarding Kornuth the pot with his tens and eights for a two pair better than his opponent's.
Tang only had 62,000 to start that hand but he has already fired another and is back with at a new table with a fresh 300,000 chip stack.
Dirk Gerritse raised to 16,000 only to be three-bet by Ronald Keijzer to 65,000, which effectively put Gerritse all in, and he called.
Dirk Gerritse: A♣J♥J♣K♥
Ronald Keijzer: K♠K♣5♣4♣
The board ran out 9♦10♣A♥3♥2♣ to give Keijzer a wheel and send Gerritse to the rail.
Juha Helppi made it 11,000 in the hijack, receiving calls from Fabian Riebau-Schmithals on the button, and Isaac Haxton and Oliver Weis in the blinds.
It checked to Riebau-Schmithals on the 4♦J♥7♦ flop, who placed a continuation-bet of 24,000. Haxton quickly folded, but the remaining two opponents called.
The K♣ turn was then dealt, and again the action checked to Riebau-Schmithals. He sized up to 90,000, which was enough to take the pot as Weis and Helppi both mucked their cards.
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