Vanessa Kade bet 800 from under the gun on a flop of K♦K♥J♦ and Michael Wolf called in middle position.
Kade checked the 4♦ turn and Wolf bet 2,800. Kade then raised to 10,500 and Wolf called.
The river was the 8♣ and Kade bet 30,000. Wolf quickly called, and Kade showed K♠J♥ for a flopped full house to win the pot.
Yimin Wang moved all in from the big blind with his 8,700 chips. Andrew Lichtenberger called from the button.
Yimin Wang: A♠J♠
Andrew Lichtenberger: A♦Q♦
The runout of 10♠3♦10♣4♠10♦ gave Wang hope for a flush, but it didn't get there and he was eliminated from the tournament.
On a flop of 9♦4♣2♣ Dylan Lask jammed for 34,000 from the button after Markus Forstner had a bet of 10,000 placed out in front of him from the small blind. Forstner made the call to put Lask at risk.
Dylan Lask: K♣K♠
Markus Forstner: J♦J♥
Both players had an overpair, but Lask's was higher with two kings. The rest of the board came 8♠10♣ and Lask earned the double-up with his Cowboys.
With around 45,000 already in the pot and the board reading K♦2♠9♠5♥3♣, Neehar Banerji was all-in for over 30,000 from the small blind. Matt O'Donnell, on the button, went deep into the tank before eventually making the call.
Banerji tabled A♥2♣ for just a pair of deuces, while O'Donnell revealed J♣J♥ for a solid pair of jacks. After a brief chip count, Banerji asked, “He had me covered?” The dealer confirmed, and Banerji’s tournament run came to an end as O'Donnell scooped the sizable pot.
The action was picked up on a board of A♣3♣4♦10♣A♠ with more than 20,000 In the pot. Tal Herzog on the button bet 20,000, and it didn't take long for Benjamin Grise in early position to announce "call".
Herzog then flipped over A♥K♥ for trips, but he ran into Grise's full house with 3♠3♦.
Hayden Hetland and Antonio Guerrero had already built a sizable pot when Hetland bet 11,000 on a completed board of 6♠A♣7♦Q♣9♥.
Guerrero upped the ante to 29,000, and Hetland called off after some thought.
Guerrero showed 10♣8♣ for the nuts, and Hetland took a picture of the winning hand in combination with the board before he returned his cards face down.
The action was joined with roughly 17,000 already in the pot, and the board showing 9♥8♠J♣9♠.
Jordan Griff, playing from the small blind, placed a bet of 10,000, and Bradley Pollard made the call from the cutoff.
The river brought the 7♣, and Griff moved all in for 25,800. Pollard called immediately, tabling his 10♠10♦ for a rivered straight. It was bad news, though, as his straight was no good versus Griff's turned full house as he showed 9♦8♣.
Gaurav Sood bet 5,600 chips into a 9,000-chip pot with the full board laid out 4♣6♣K♣J♣6♦.
Carol Anderson raised to 14,200, requiring Sood to put in more than half his remaining chips if he wanted to make the call.
He thought about it for two minutes, then folded.
Han Feng opened the hijack to 1,000 and Bahar Musa called in the cutoff. In the small blind, Kyle Miholich squeezed to 5,000. Feng quickly got out of the way but Musa wanted to see three.
On the K♥J♠6♥ flop, Miholich continued for 3,400 and Musa put in the call.
Miholich sized up to 9,000 on the 8♥ turn, with Musa coming along once again before the 4♠ river checked through.
Kyle Miholich: A♣K♠
Bahar Musa: 6♠6♣
Miholich flopped top-top but Musa flopped a set to win, as Miholich was fortunate not to have faced a river barrel.
Riva Arthur bet 6,000 from early position on a flop of K♥Q♥J♦ and Clayton Thompson raised to 14,000 in the hijack. Arthur called and the 5♥ fell on the turn.
Thompson then moved all in for 51,000 and Arthur practically beat him into the pot. Thompson turned over J♥10♥ for a flush, but Arthur had the nut flush with A♥2♥. The river was the 8♥ and Arthur raked in the massive pot to send Thompson to the rail and her stack past 250,000.
"You finally won a pot. It's been 10 minutes," tablemate DJ Mackinnon joked.
"Finally," Arthur added as she snapped a photo of the board.
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