Rintaro Kagawa had three-bet to 7,500 in the small blind before Michael Reisman moved all in for 55,000 in the cutoff. Kagawa took a minute before calling.
Michael Reisman: A♣Q♦ 
Rintaro Kagawa: A♦K♠
Kagawa had Reisman dominated as the A♠8♠9♠ flop also gave him a flush draw. The J♠ turn completed his flush, and Reisman was already drawing dead by the K♣ river and on his way to the rail.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Alexander Dombroff in the small blind, and Stephen Friedrich in the hijack.
The flop rolled out Q♥6♣3♣ and Dombroff checked over to Friedrich who bet 3,000. Dombroff moved all in for 20,000 and Friedrich called to put him at risk.
Alexander Dombroff: J♣9♣
Stephen Friedrich: 10♥10♠
Dombroff's flush draw came home on the A♦A♣ runout and he secured the double up through Dombroff.
With around 14,000 in the pot on a 6♥3♠10♠ flop, Shamus Featherstone shoved from middle position, putting William Wolf to the test for his last 24,000.
"This is a tough spot. Do you have pocket threes, pocket sixes?" asked Wolf. After thinking some more, he dropped in his stack, leaving him at risk.
William Wolf: A♠10♥
Shamus Featherstone: K♠Q♠
Wolf had made the right call, but still needed to fade a lot of outs as Featherstone had two overcards to go along with his flush draw.
Then Wolf that had to play catch-up, as the 9♠ on the turn gave Featherstone the flush he was looking for.
Only a spade on the river could save Wolf, but the Q♦ wasn't what he was after, meaning his Main Event dream was over.
Jon Pardy raised his button to 2,000. Alexander Dombroff defended in the big blind, after which the 5♠2♦K♣ flop was fanned. Pardy continued for 1,300, and Dombroff check-called.
Pardy sized up to 3,300 on the 5♥ turn, and he tossed in 11,000 on the 4♦ river. Dombroff check-called again both times for Pardy to show 7♠5♣, trip fives. Dombroff sent his cards into the muck, and the pot was shipped to Pardy.
Lucas Jumalon opened with a 2,000 bet and went heads-up when Steven Taylor in the big blind called.
The dealer flopped 5♥4♠5♣ and both players checked.
They also knuckled the 10♠ turn and on the river 7♠, Taylor fired 1,200 just to receive an all-in shove from Jumalon for 13,800.
Taylor thought about his options but ultimately folded conceding the pot to Jumalon
The action was joined with roughly 13,000 in the pot and two players looking at a 6♦5♠10♦ flop.
Eric Ethans, playing from early position, placed a bet of 6,000, and Connor Rash called in position.
The turn brought the 7♣, and Ethans slowed down, choosing to check-call a bet of 15,000 from Rash.
Content with the size of the pot, both players checked the 2♦ river. Ethans flipped over J♣10♣, but was promptly informed he was out-kicked, as Rash had A♠10♥.
Matthew Beinner raised and then faced the short-stacked all-in of Anatoly Nikitin for 18,100 total. They engaged in some table chat during which Beinner said he may not have a choice.
"I can't really say anything but I would prefer if you didn't gamble," Nikitin replied. A couple seconds later, Beinner called.
Anatoly Nikitin: 7♣7♠
Matthew Beinner: A♥Q♣
The A♠10♦3♠Q♠K♦ board improved Beinner who then dodged spades and sevens to knock out Nikitin.
Delmiro Toledo opened to 2,000 from under the gun and was called by three players. The flop came Q♦5♣3♥ and Toledo continued with a bet of 3,500. Martin Gerloff raised to 7,000 in the hijack and only Toledo called.
The turn brought the 10♥ and Toledo checked to Gerloff who bet 5,000. Toledo check-raised to 13,000 and Gerloff stuck around for the 2♦ on the river. Toledo splashed in a bet of 20,000 and Gerloff paused for a minute before making the call. Toledo turned over 7♠5♠ for just a pair of fives and Gerloff held 5♦3♦ for two pair to scoop the pot.
Ari Pelcovitz opened to 1,600 from under the gun, and Adrian Lopez called from early position. Hitesh Patel called on the button, and both the blinds also defended, with Caitlin Comeskey in the small blind and Brandon Sowers in the big blind.
The Q♦2♦A♣ flop was checked by the blinds, and Pelcovitz bet 2,000. Lopez folded, Patel called and Comeskey was the last caller.
Comeskey checked the J♥ turn as did Pelcovitz. Patel bet 4,500 and both remaining players called behind.
The 7♠ river was checked down, and Comeskey showed K♣J♠ for a pair of Jacks. Pelcovitz flipped over A♦K♥ for aces, and Patel mucked.
Carlos Chadha-Villamarin raised from under the gun to 1,600 and found a call from Dmitrii Prusov in the big blind. The flop came Q♠5♥5♣, Prusov checked, and Chadha-Villamarin continued for 800. Prusov check-raised to 3,000, and Chadha-Villamarin called.
The turn brought the 3♣, and now Prusov pushed out a bet of 60,000, which put Chadha-Villamarin all-in, and he called.
Carlos Chadha-Villamarin: Q♣J♣
Dmitrii Prusov: Q♦3♦
The A♦ rolled off on the river to counter Chadha-Villamarin's jac,k and the pot was chopped.
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