Curt Kohlberg put in a three-bet to 2,500 from the button and Tracy Robinson called in the hijack.
Kohlberg continued for 1,500 on the 6♦10♣6♠ flop and Robinson called. Both players then checked the 4♦ turn.
Robinson led out for 2,500 on the Q♠ river and Kohlberg quickly folded.
Yuriy Kudrynskyy made it 600 to go from the cutoff and only Tan Le called from the button.
Kudrynskyy continued with a bet of 600 on the 8♦J♠2♣ flop, and Le slid in the call.
The 9♦ turn checked through for the 7♠ to roll off on the river.
Kudrynskyy bet 800, and Le immediately raised to 1,800. Kudrynskyy quickly released, awarding the pot to Le.
With the board reading 4♠Q♣K♥K♦5♣ and around 5,500 already in the middle, Fabian Niederreiter checked from the small blind over to Brian Ng on the button.
Ng slid out a bet of 3,000, and after a brief pause to consider his options, Niederreiter gave it up.
David Peters raised to 500 in the cutoff. Jesse Lonis called on the button before Paul Hong three-bet to 2,600 in the small blind. Peters called, while Lonis quickly got out of the way.
Hong checked the 10♦9♥6♦ flop over to Peters, who bet 2,000. Hong called to the 10♣ turn, which checked through to the J♠ river. Hong checked for a third time. Peters bet 5,000 after a small tank, which Hong quickly called off.
Peters could only show ace-high with A♥8♥, which Hong had beat with J♦9♦ for jacks and tens.
Robin Kleinbeck opened from the cutoff, but Sharon Sade on the button three-bet to 1,800. The blinds folded and Kleinbeck four-bet to 5,500.
Sade went into the tank for more than one minute, checking his cards several times. He eventually chose to fold his hand.
Oliver Bithell from the hijack and Ricky Chow from the button were heads-up to a completed board of A♦6♥3♠2♣5♦ with 28,000 in the middle already.
Bithell led for just 8,000 on the river and Chow sighed as he reluctantly tossed calling chips into the middle. He got the bad news as Bithell revealed A♠A♣ for top set before Chow showed 6♠6♣ for a smaller set as Bithell collected a huge pot with the help of a massive cooler.
Sean Miller and Matthew Haynes went to the turn on a board of 10♦4♥6♦8♠ when Haynes bet 3,500 from the button. Miller called in the big blind.
The river was the 6♣ and Haynes bet another 12,000. Miller again quickly called.
"You're good," Haynes said as he tossed his cards into the muck, allowing Miller to rake in the big pot without a showdown.
Paz Shkalim was facing a pot-sized bet of 15,600 from Jason Glover on a completed board of A♦K♠5♣2♣5♥. Shkalim stared Glover down before asking, "Quads?"
After a few more moments, Shkalim made the call. Glover didn't have quads, but instead, it was A♣K♣ for top two pair. Shkalim nodded his head and mucked his cards.
Anson Tsang raised to 700 in the hijack. Steven Stanton called in the cutoff, and Draxton Amador did so on the button. Tsang bet 1,000 on the 4♦4♣J♦ flop, folding out Stanton.
Amador called to the 3♥ turn, though, where Tsang sized up to 2,600. Amador tossed in another call, after which the J♣ river checked down.
Tsang tabled 4♠2♠ for fours full of jacks, and a slightly surprised Amador nodded his head and mucked his cards.
With about 2,000 in the pot and the board showing 2♦A♦K♥A♥, Jeevandeep Singh checked first to act, passing the decision to Andre Grohnert in the hijack.
Grohnert fired out a bet of 1,100, but Singh quickly responded with a raise to 3,000. Grohnert called to see the 8♦ land on the river.
Singh didn’t slow down and made a sizable bet of 11,300. Grohnert went into a short tank, but in the end, he decided to let it go.
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