Action folded to Anastasiia Knapp, who opened the button to 700 and got a call from Stefan Nemetz in the big blind.
The 2♥10♥3♠ flop was checked by both to get to the 7♦ turn. Nemetz bet 500 and Knapp called.
Nemetz bet 1,200 on the 10♦ river, and Knapp folded.
Leo Worthington-Leese opened to 800 on the button, and only Jed Friedman made the call, defending his big blind.
Both players checked the Q♦6♦2♦ flop, which prompted Friedman to take over the betting lead on the Q♥ turn. A bet of 900 was his chosen sizing, and Worthinton-Leese deemed this fair, making the call.
Friedman put out another bet of 1,200 on the J♣ river and gave Worthington-Leese the bad news after he called. Friedman's A♥6♥ was good enough to win the pot as Worthington-Leese mucked his cards.
Jason Osser raised to 800 from the cutoff, and only Michael McGowan called from the big blind.
McGowan check-called a bet of 1,000 on the 3♠5♣3♥ flop, before taking over the betting lead on the Q♥ turn, with a bet of 2,800. Osser made the call.
The river came the J♠, and McGowan continued with a bet of 3,000. Osser called once again but soon found himself mucking his cards, unable to beat McGowan's K♠3♣.
Farhad Karimi raised to 800 in the cutoff before William Dopico three-bet to 2,200 on the button. Jongwook Lee then four-bet to 8,000 in the big blind and Karimi came back with a five-bet to 16,000.
Dopico folded, while Lee called to see the Q♥Q♦8♥ flop. Karimi continued for 6,000 and Lee called before they both checked the 8♠ turn.
Lee led out for 13,000 on the 10♠ river and Karimi called. Lee turned over K♣K♠, but Karimi had A♣A♠ to win the pot.
Dan Heimiller from the hijack and Jon Seaman from the cutoff were tangled in a pot with 17,000 in the middle to the completed board of A♣10♠7♠6♣2♠.
Once the river card was dealt, Heimiller immediately led for 5,000 before Seaman put in a raise to 15,000, representing the majority of Heimiller's remaining tank. He decided to lay it down after a small tank to be left relatively short.
Zach Shawanda made it 800 from early position with Paz Shkalim calling on the cutoff, and Quirin Heinz calling from the small blind.
After Heinz checked the K♠10♥K♣ flop, Shawanda bet 1,400, which only Shkalim called.
Both players checked the 4♥ turn to see the 2♦ roll off on the river. Shawanda checked and Shkalim bet 4,500. Shawanda tanked briefly before folding and surrendering the pot to Shkalim.
In a blind-on-blind pot worth about 2,000 chips, Matt Kramer checked to Charlie Chiu, who bet 2,500 on the 3♥7♣J♣4♥ turn. Kramer tossed in a call to the A♠ river, which he also checked.
Chiu fired another over-bet, dropping 12,500 onto the felt. Kramer cut out a call, tossing it in after 30 seconds or so.
Chiu could only show queen-high with Q♦5♦, leaving Kramer to take the pot with A♥9♥ for top pair.
Peter Kiem opened the action with a raise to 700 and Manig Loeser three-bet to 2,500 in the next seat. Once it folded back to Kiem, he four-bet to 7,700 and Loeser called. They headed to the K♦6♥4♦ flop on which Kiem's bet of 4,200 won the pot uncontested.
Vinodan Lingham opened the action with a raise to 900 from the hijack and picked up calls from both blinds.
The flop came 6♦2♣A♦, and after Patrick Martorella folded, Jamie Kerstetter check-called Lingham’s continuation bet of 900.
Both players then checked through the 8♣ turn.
When the 3♠ hit the river, Kerstetter seized the moment and led out for 2,300. Lingham quickly folded, and Kerstetter scooped the pot, flashing the A♠ as she dragged in the chips.
Jacob Haller in the big blind was all-in and at risk preflop 20,900 against Guillermo Suarez in the small blind.
Jacob Haller: A♦K♥ 
Guillermo Suarez: A♣Q♣
Haller's ace-king held on 3♥3♦9♥7♥J♠ and he secured a double up.
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