Sergio Benso raised to 900 in early position, and both the small blind and Kevin Song in the big blind called.
The dealer spread a 7♥6♦A♥ flop, and Song check-called a bet of 1,300 after the small blind had folded.
Both players then checked the 8♣ turn, and the dealer provided the 3♣ river.
Song placed a bet of 5,000, and relatively quickly Benso folded A♦4♦ face up.
On the river of a J♠7♣5♠3♠Q♦ board, Micah Cade bet 5,000 with one T-100 chip behind. Jedidiah Hoffman reluctantly raised and then showed ace-queen after Cade called all-in with the 8♠7♠ for a flush to double.
Ryota Nagata opened to 1,000 in middle position, with Connor Belcher next to act and sliding out a three-bet to 2,500. Action folded back to Nagata, who made the call.
Nagata checked the 6♣J♣Q♥ flop, and Belcher continued for 3,000. Nagata called and checked again after seeing the K♦ turn.
Another bet from Belcher followed, this time for 4,500. After taking some time, Nagata called to the 4♣ river.
Nagata led out for 9,500, and Belcher replied by announcing all in. Nataga went into the tank, asking the dealer to spread the pot before taking several minutes to reach a decision. Nagata opted to lay it down, and Belcher collected the pot.
Ian Tang in the small blind saw his 13,800-chip stack being called by Zachary Reinbold in the big blind.
Ian Tang: A♥K♣ 
Zachary Reinbold: J♦J♥
The flop of 7♠9♣Q♣ was no help for Tang, but the A♣ turn followed by the 8♥ river saved him and he doubled up.
Nilton Barbosa faced a check-raise all-in from Jan-Henrik Westerhoff, and the decision took him so long that he called for the clock on himself.
The action started on the river with the board showing A♥7♥6♠3♥2♥. Westerhoff checked from the small blind, Barbosa bet 12,000.
Westerhoff moved all in with roughly 45,000 chips.
After taking so long and asking his tablemates to call the clock, Barbosa was given 30 seconds to act. He let the clock run out and his hand was declared dead.
Anastasiia Knapp limped from under the gun and Chadwick Lashinski called from the hijack. Both Javier Etayo and Giovanni Petroni also called from the blinds.
Action was checked from the 2♥10♣4♥ flop to see the 5♥ turn and 8♥ river.
Lashinski bet 1,200 and only Etayo called from the small blind.
Lahinski said "good call", before showing K♣9♣ for king high, and Etayo flipped over 8♠2♦ for two pair.
Akihiro Konishi made it 800 from early position and was met by a three-bet to 2,600 from Matias Scaffo in the middle position. When it folded back to Konishi, he decided he wanted to continue with a call.
The flop came down J♥8♥3♣ and Konishi checked. Scaffo bet 2,500, which Konishi called.
Konishi knuckled the action over to Scaffo again on the K♣ turn. Scaffo fired out a bet of 5,200, and Konishi opted to release his cards to the dealer.
Heads-up on a flop of J♥6♣3♠, Eugene Moss bet 5,000 from early position before Kenny Sung raised to 34,000 in the hijack. Moss took a few minutes before calling for his last 30,100.
Eugene Moss: K♣K♥
Kenny Sung: 8♣8♦
Sung let out a loud expletive once he found out he was dominated by Moss' kings. The board ran out 9♠2♦ and Moss doubled up.
"Nice call," a tablemate told him after the hand.
"Thanks. It probably should be a snap-call," Moss replied.
Joseph Cutler raised in middle position, and only Thomas Roach made the call, a couple of seats to his left.
The dealer laid down a Q♥10♦5♦ flop, which both players checked. Cutler then picked his betting lead back up, putting in a wager of 1,200 on the 7♠ turn, which Roach called.
Cutler bet a bigger size of 4,100 on the 3♠ river, and a curious Roach made the call.
Cutler flipped over his A♥A♦, and Roach mucked his hand.
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