David Funkhouser: 5♠4♠/4♥K♠Q♥9♣/J♣
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: 6♥3♦/4♣5♥9♦10♠/7♦
Tomasz Gluszko: 2♥2♦/3♣5♣8♦2♠/9♥
After several raises, David Funkhouser and Jose Paz-Gutierrez both went all in on fifth street, with Tomasz Gluszko having them at risk.
Gluszko made a set on sixth street for a big lead, but Paz-Gutierrez made a straight on seventh street to take the entire pot, sending Funkhouser out with his pair of fours.
Matt Vengrin: J♠4♣3♥/6♦8♠K♣Q♥
Luke Schwartz: 6♥3♦2♥/A♣6♠Q♣9♦
Christopher Claassen: A♥9♥4♦/2♦9♠3♠7♠
All cards had already been dealt when the action was pick up. Matt Vengrin had gone all in at an earlier point in the hand, and Luke Schwartz checked over to Christopher Claassen for the side pot.
Claassen bet, and Schwartz tossed in a reluctant call. Claassen showed a pair of nines and a seven-low. Neither Vengrin nor Schwartz could beat either side of Claassen's hands, and he was awarded the entire pot.
Motoyoshi Okamura bet on fifth street, and Jake Schwartz called. Okamura made an open pair on sixth street and continued firing, with Schwartz tossing in another call.
On seventh street, Okamura bet again. Schwartz thought for several minutes, apologizing to his tablemates.
"Take your time, Jake," Craig Chait encouraged Schwartz.
"Let's just go for dinner," Esther Taylor suggested as there were about 40 minutes left to play in the level, and she and Chait were discussing their order at their preferred restaurant.
"This is the longest I've ever tanked in a hand in my life," Schwartz claimed as some more time passed by. "If this was stud nine or better, I'd call."
Eventually, Schwartz tossed his hand into the muck, revealing two aces as he did so. Okamura returned the favor by revealing a wheel, and Schwartz got a standing ovation from Chait and Taylor before the next hand was dealt.
Shaun Deeb: XxXx/5♠10♦A♥9♣/Xx
Phil Hellmuth: XxXx/7♠8♣J♣J♠/Xx
Qinghai Pan: XxXx/3♥K♣9♦4♦/Xx
Shaun Deeb completed and Phil Hellmuth called. Qinghai Pan then raised and Deeb reraised. Hellmuth called and Pan made it five bets. Both Deeb and Hellmuth called.
Hellmuth bet on fourth street and Pan called. Deeb then raised all in and Hellmuth and Pan both called.
Hellmuth and Pan checked on fifth before Hellmuth bet on sixth. Pan called and they checked down on seventh.
Hellmuth turned over 10♥6♦4♣ and was playing his jacks. Pan mucked 7♦6♠4♥, while Deeb also tossed 8♠7♣5♥ into the muck as he headed to the rail and the entire pot was sent over to Hellmuth.
James Cheung: XxXx/3♥Q♣9♠5♥- folded on sixth street
Luke Schwartz: XxXx/4♥J♠Q♠7♣/Xx
Richard Bai: A♥K♥5♣/A♣8♦9♥A♦
James Cheung completed, Luke Schwartz called, and Richard Bai two-bet. Cheung and Schwartz called to fourth street, where Bai barreled again. Both opponents called, and did so too when Bai fired on fifth street.
Bai paired his ace on sixth street and kept betting. Cheung folded after some thought, but Schwartz wanted to see a seventh card and called. Bai then chekced seventh street, and Schwartz checked back.
Bai tabled trip aces, scooping the pot when Schwartz mucked his hand.
Luke Schwartz: 7♠7♦4♥/4♦10♥K♦A♥
Richard Bai: XxXx/3♥8♣10♦4♠/Xx
Richard Bai check-called a bet from Luke Schwartz on fourth street, and the same pattern occurred three more times before the players reached showdown.
Schwartz showed two pair, and Bai could not show a low or a better high as he mucked his cards.