Action was picked up on the turn, with a board reading 3♦4♣2♥8♣ and three players still with hole cards. Michael Maruna had bet out for 5,000 into a pot of around 12,000, with Deshan Woods making the call. Marjan Martinovic then raised to 25,000, which was enough to put the other two at risk should they make the call.
After some tanking, Maruna called all in, much to the dismay of Woods.
"Oh my god," he said, laughing. "I don't know what you guys have but I'm folding," he said, tabling A♦8♦ for top pair, top kicker. As it turned out, he made the correct fold.
Michael Maruna: J♥J♦
Marjan Martinovic: 6♥5♥
Maruna was drawing dead, as the straight of Martinovic was the flopped nuts, still the nuts on the turn, and on the 10♦ river, too.
Michael Delaney limped in middle position and small blind Varadarajan Iyengar did the same. Big blind Michael Lamontagne defended by raising to 700 making Delaney fold. Iyengar called.
The flop dropped 10♣7♦A♦. Iyengar check-called Lamontagne's bet for 800.
On the turn K♥, Iyeangar checked once again. Lamontagne fired 3,000 which was enough to make Iyengar fold. Lamontagne showed A♠7♠ as he scooped the pot.
Joel Gossett opened to 500 from hijack and got two callers in Martin Staszko in cutoff and Jose Manso in the big blind.
All three saw a flop of 10♠7♥J♦. After a check, Gossett continued with another 500. Both Staszko and Manso stayed on.
All three checked the turn 8♣. On the river 9♦, Gossett resumed the pressure with a 2,200 telling both Staszko and Manso that it wasn't that painful, urging them to call. Both conceded their hands and the pot to Gossett.
John Zentner opened to 600 from the hijack and Elmar Barang called on the button. Dessiree Bennett folded the small blind with only around 10 big blinds remaining in her stack.
The 5♥5♦4♣ flop was check-called by Zentner after Barang bet 600.
Barang get 2,600 after Zentner checked on the 2♠ turn. Zentner folded and Barang took the pot.
Action was picked up on a board reading 4♠5♣4♥. First to act Hans Anderson bet out for 3,900, and received a call in two places, as Jiwoo Hyul and Marc Joseph both paid to see a turn.
When it came, the A♥ was checked through, bringing in the 5♦ on the river. Anderson put 6,700 into the middle. Hyul got out of the way, before Joseph shoved. Anderson snap-called, covering, and showed A♠5♠ for fives-full-of-aces. Joseph was no good with 8♣8♠ and went home early.
There was roughly 7,500 chips in the pot on 7♥2♣9♣, Francisco Zayas bet 3,500 from the small blind, Ronald Hunt in the hijack folded and Xizhe Yuan called on the button.
Zayas fired out a bet of 5,000 on the 3♦ turn and on the J♦ river, Yuan called every bet and got shown K♦K♥ for an overpair to the board, Yuan tapped the tabled and mucked.
There was a preflop betting war on Table 247 in the Paris Ballroom that began with Anthony Pineda raising to 600 under the gun. On his direct left, Rudi Patitucci made the call before seeing a three-bet from Antonio Payne in the hijack, to 2,500.
Action got to Shota Ozaki on the button, who seemed to have a decision on his hands. After a brief pause, he put in a raise to 8,000. Confused, Pineda mucked, Patitucci did the same, allowing Payne to jam for just under a starting stack. Ozaki asked for a count, which came to 29,400, and went deep into the tank. After some minutes, he ended up folding, as Payne became the table's big stack without seeing a flop.