There were roughly 30,000 chips in the pot on a board of 10♦7♦9♥J♥, Victor Vo bet 8,500 from the big blind, Jason Funke announced all in for 38,500 from the cutoff, Vo called.
Jason Funke: A♠Q♥ 
Victor Vo: J♦J♣
The river came the 4♣, and Funke was eliminated.
Gregory Sly opened to 1,000 from the cutoff and received calls from Kelly Lucas on the button, Erik Eisen in the small blind and Veerachai Vongxaiburana in the big blind.
The flop came 10♠8♦7♠ and action checked around to Sly who bet 3,500. Only Vongxaiburana called.
Sly continued for 7,000 when checked to on the A♥ turn and this time Vongxaiburana opted to fold.
There were roughly 4,000 in the pot on 7♦Q♥2♥, Czeslaw Szerszen in the big blind bet 3,500, Rayan Chamas called from early position and Aaron Lein called in middle position.
Szerszen checked when the 6♥ hit the turn, Chamas bet 6,500, Lein called and Szerszen folded.
Chamas did not slow down when the 4♥ fell on the river as he fired another bet of 18,200, Lein quickly folded.
On a flop of 4♦Q♥2♥, Leonard Maue in the big blind bet 2,500 and he was called by Thomas Barry in the hijack.
The 10♠ turn was checked by both players, but Maue bet 2,600 on the 9♦ river. It didn't take long for Barry to call with K♥Q♠ for top pair.
Laue had top pair as well, but a lower kicker with Q♣J♥.
With two players seeing a board of 3♣Q♠2♥9♠ and around 3,000 in the middle, Gregory Brodnik checked from the big blind and Leon Sturm bet 3,400 from early position. Brodnik raised to 7,500 and Sturm called before both players checked the A♣ river.
Brodnik showed 2♠2♣ for a set of deuces and Sturm mucked.
Kevin Rines and Greg Jensen were just two of the five players that went to a 3♠9♣Q♣ flop, in a five-way limped pot.
Action checked to Rines, who put out a bet of 1,200, before being met by a check-raise from Jenson in the small blind, who made it 5,000. Rines called, and the two players took a turn.
Jensen continued his aggression on the 10♦ turn, wagering 7,000, but was abruptly met with a raise by Rines to 20,000.
After taking some time to consider his options and engage in a little conversation with his tablemate, Jensen elected to fold.
"I will show if you show," Rines told Jensen, who promptly turned over 9♥3♥. True to his word, Rines revealed that he had turned the nut straight with his K♣J♥.
Andy Tsai raised to 1,200 from middle position and was called by Charles Hook in the cutoff and Eric Wong in the big blind for a three-way pot.
Wong checked to Tsai, who continued for 1,300 on the 3♠7♣5♠ flop. Hook made it 4,000 to go, which got a cold call from Wong and a fold from Tsai.
Both players checked on the 2♦ turn and Wong checked a final time on the 5♣ river. Hook fired 10,000 into the middle and Wong quickly let his hand go.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Laura Born in the big blind, Kevin Gerhart in the hijack and Ali Rabah on the button.
The board read 9♠8♥6♣ and action checked around to the Rabah who bet 1,500 and only Gerhart called.
On the turn 9♦, Gerhart checked over to Rabah who bet 4,500 and Gerhart called.
Gerhart checked the river 9♥ and Rabah jammed for 15,400 effective to see Gerhart call.
Kevin Gerhart: Q♠Q♥
Ali Rabah: 2♦2♠
The WSOP bracelet winner found the double-up with nines full of queens to survive after what he described as his table was a "swingy day."
Milan Dobrilovic opened to 1,200 from middle position and was only called by Stephen Zolotow in the small blind.
Dobrilovic continued for 2,000 on the 3♣5♦4♥ flop, but Zolotow check-raised to 7,000. Dobrilovic snap-called.
The 6♣ turn was checked by both players, and they checked again the 7♠ river which brought a straight on the board.
This straight was a good news for Dubrilovic with A♥5♥ because Zolotow had a set with 3♦3♠.
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