From middle position on a flop of 9♥A♣8♥, Matthew Wakeman bet 2,000 from middle position, and Talal Shakerchi called from the hijack.
The 6♣ appeared on the turn and Wakeman check-called a bet of 3,500 from Shakerchi.
Both players checked the K♦ river and Wakeman flipped over Q♣9♣ for a pair of nines. Shakerchi couldn't beat it, and Wakeman won the pot.
Yifu He opened to 2,200 on the button and Will Kassouf defended his big blind.
Kassouf checked on the 2♦6♦J♦ flop and He continued for 1,500.
Never shy about engaging in banter, Kassouf's verbal assault began.
"You always bet. Bet flop, bet turn, bet river, no?" Kassouf began.
"If you've got it, you've got it," Kassouf then put in a raise to 5,300.
"No shame in folding. I'll show if you show," Kassouf continued as He contemplated his decision. He eventually called.
The 9♠ fell on the turn.
"I think I've got the best hand... I've gotta bet to find out," Kassouf said before putting 10,000 into the middle.
He let his hand go and Kassouf tuned over 9♥7♥.
"Nine high like a boss!" Kassouf shouted (in reference to his flop raise) as he collected the pot.
Ari Eiblum raised 2,200 from middle position. Action folded around to the big blind, Cyril Williams, to see a flop.
The flop came J♠4♦6♦ and both players checked. Williams led with a 3,000 bet on the Q♠ turn, which Eiblum called.
After a check on the river 3♥, Eiblum fired 7,600 which was enough to make Williams fold.
Tommy Kemter, who was in the small blind, stared at Clement Meunier on the button for a good minute and a half, contemplating whether to make an all-in call.
Meunier had a pot-sized bet of 50,000 chips on the river of a runout that read A♠J♥3♠9♦2♣.
A call would have put Kemter at risk. He passed.
Eric Wang opened to 2,000 from under the gun and Alban Fourcin three-bet to 6,000 in the cutoff. Jarred Oliver called on the button and Wang stuck in a four-bet to 16,000. Fourcin called and Oliver stepped aside.
The flop fell Q♦8♠7♦ and Wang led out with a bet of 18,000. Fourcin called and the 6♦ peeled off on the turn. Wang checked this time and Fourcin shipped all in, putting Wang to the test for his remaining 55,000 and change. Wang dipped into the tank for a few minutes and ultimately decided to lay his hand down.
Luther Tran started the action with 2,100 under the gun and got a three-bet from the man to his left, Bradley Mercer to 4,800. When action folded back to him, Tran called.
The dealer unfurled Q♥A♠A♥. Tran checked, and Mercer bet another 5,000 into the pot. Tran didn't hesitate to let go of his hand.
Billy Sharrak opened to 2,000 from early position and David Prociak called in middle position. Gareth Devereux in the cutoff and Christopher Vitch in the big blind called as well.
The flop rolled out A♥5♦5♥ and Vitch checked over to Sharrak who bet 2,500 and only Devereux called.
Sharrak bet 8,000 on the turn J♦ and Devereux called.
On the river A♦, Sharrak checked over to Devereux who bet 13,000 and Sharrak folded after some thought.
Eliot Hudon opened to 2,200 from early position, Maksim Petrov called on the button and Michael Odell moved all in from the small blind for 36,000.
Both players folded, leaving Odell to pick up a healthy pot, without having to go to showdown.
Odell commented "A bit excessive but... I was fine either way". He went on to share with the table that "It was good enough to go broke with".
In the next hand on the same table Michael Caputo limped from late position and Petrov raised to 3,500. Caputo called and the players went to the flop.
The 10♥K♣5♠ board saw Caputo check and Petrov bet 3,000. Caputo considered before folding his hand.
Daniel Bernal opened from early position, and Jacob Fishbein three-bet to 5,500 on the button. Bernal responded with a four-bet to 15,000, which Fishbein called after some thought.
Bernal continued for 7,500 on the 7♥10♠3♥ flop, seeing Fishbein call to the A♣ turn. Bernal spent some time in the tank before he bet 24,000.
Fishbein mulled over his options for several minutes before he found a fold, surrendering the pot to Bernal.
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