After Paul Rhoades had bet the 9♥2♥8♠2♣ turn from early position, Rutger Hennen raised to 11,500. Rhoades tossed in a call, after which the 3♠ river was checked down.
Rhoades tables K♥K♦, winning the pot when Hennen claimed to muck a lower over-pair.
Action was joined with 8,000 already in the pot and a board showing 2♦5♠9♦6♥.
Under the gun player, Ryuta Nakai, checked to John Volpendesta in the cutoff, who placed a bet of 10,000. Nakai's response was one of total pressure, moving all in, covering his opponent.
Volpendesta looked a tortured soul while deciding what to do, but reluctantly abandoned his chips already in the middle by returning his cards to the dealer.
Action was picked up on the turn in a pot between Damarjai Davenport in the cutoff and Mauro Ferreira in middle position.
With 28,900 in the middle on a board reading 6♠4♦8♥10♠, Ferreira checked over to Davenport who bet 12,100. Ferreira moved all in for 30,300 effective and Davenport called to put himself at risk.
Damarjai Davenport: A♠10♦ 
Mauro Ferreira: J♣9♣
Davenport held up on the river A♦ to double up at the expense of Ferreira.
There were roughly 4,000 chips in the pot on a board of 9♠2♣A♠A♣.
Joseph Lucchetta who was in early position bet 1,200, Dirk Stange who was in the big blind made the call, and Maksim Kniter folded under the gun.
Action checked on the 5♥ turn, and Lucchetta tabled K♥Q♣. Stange smirked as he revealed K♠4♠, but Lucchetta’s kicker played, earning him the pot.
Adam Owen raised to 1,100 under the gun. Adrian Lopez called in late position, and Ole Nygaard tossed in a call from the small blind.
The trio went to a flop of K♦9♣10♦, which they all checked. After Nygaard also checked the 9♥ turn, Owen bet 1,500. Lopez called, while Nygaard folded.
Owen sized up to 3,300 on the 4♣ river. Lopez confirmed the sizing before he let his hand disappear into the muck
With around 12,000 in the pot, on a completed board of A♣7♦Q♠3♦8♦, Daichi Sawayanagi checked from the small blind, and Eric Bonin bet 9,200 from early position.
After mulling it over for quite some time, Sawayanagi called, prompting Bonin to tap the table, indicating a good call by Sawayanagi. Bonin reluctantly showed 4♥4♠ for a bluff, allowing Sawayanagi to pull in the pot with A♥2♥ for just a pair of aces.
Action was joined in a three-bet pot with 7,900 chips in the middle and a flop showing 6♠10♦10♥.
Jhonny Ortiz, the preflop three-bettor and big blind, continued for 1,500, and only Richard West called in the hijack.
The dealer flipped over the 5♦ turn, and Ortiz hit the brakes, checking to his opponent. West accepted the invitation to take over the betting lead, putting out a wager of 4,000. This was enough to see Ortiz fold his hand, returning his cards to the dealer.
Abilio Neto open-jammed his remaining 7,900 from early position. Steven Alper called in the seat next to him before the rest of the table got out of the way.
Abilio Neto: 9♥9♦
Steven Alper: A♣K♦
Neto seemed to be heading to an early exit after the A♠8♥J♦ flop, but the 9♣ turn saw him hit one of his two direct outs. He locked up the pot, meaning the 6♦ river was rendered meaningless.
Philip Sternheimer raised to 1,000 from early position and was called by Louis Barlow in middle position, Haim Gabay on the button, and Justin Allen in the big blind.
Allen checked to Sternheimer, who bet 2,100 on the A♦9♣4♦ flop. Barlow called and both Gabay and Allen called.
Action checked through on the Q♣ turn and Sternheimer checked a final time on the A♥ river.
Barlow put a modest 2,000 bet into the middle and Sternheimer studied Barlow a bit before opting to lay his hand down.
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