Romain Locquet opened to 2,500 with the K♠K♣ and was called by Daniel Ivers one seat over with the A♦Q♦, Loni Hui came along holding the 3♥3♦ and Jakub Michalak in the big blind defended the 9♣5♣.
The 10♣9♥2♠ flop was checked to the Q♥ turn and Michalak checked again. Locquet bet 6,500 and was called by Ivers only as they headed to the 7♦ on the river. Locquet bet another 15,000 and was paid off to shoe the winning overpair.
Heads-up to the A♣9♥A♦ flop, Gabriel Cansino checked from middle position to Dong Chen in the hijack. Chen bet 3,200, and Cansino called.
The 10♥ on the turn saw Chen size up significantly. His bet of 22,500 was again check-called by Cansino, and Cansino checked the Q♠ river as well.
Chen took some time before he settled on a bet of 25,700, which was quickly called by Cansino. Chen showed A♠10♠ for a full house, besting the A♥K♥ of Cansino, who was left with less than a starting stack.
Action was followed from when Santhosh Suvarna was in the cutoff and called Joao Estanislau's shove for his remaining 25,000 chips on the button.
Joao Estanislau: A♦J♥
Santhosh Suvarna: K♥K♦
Suvarna wasn't ahead for long, as Estanislau flopped two jacks on the J♣Q♣J♦ board.
The 4♣ turn wasn't good for Suvarna and Estanislau secured his double after seeing the 6♥ fall on the river.
Matthew Davenport bet 24,000 chips on the button with a flop of 9♠9♣A♥. Cenk Nigbolu, the chip leader at the table, called from the big blind.
They checked the J♣ on the turn and the 6♣ river. Nigbolu showed 3♥3♣ to take the pot.
Wendell Barnes started the action with a raise to 2,500. Only Clifford Miller, on his immediate left, made the call.
The dealer provided a K♦8♥6♦ flop, on which Barnes continued for 2,200. Miller was happy to play for it all, though, moving all of his 26,500 chips into the middle.
Barnes took a minute or so to make a decision, but ultimately chose just to let go of his cards.
Brian Hastings came in with a raise to 2,400 from middle position with Takashi Ogura calling out of the small blind, and Mykel Robble defending his big blind.
Ogura led out for 3,000 on the 7♠2♣4♥ flop, which Robble and Hastings called.
Everyone opted to check the 5♥ turn to see the 7♥ appear on the river. Ogura checked, and Robble bet 10,200. Hasting and Ogura quickly tossed their cards into the muck, allowing Robble to drag in the pot.
Sampson Simmons opened the button to 2,500 and Jason White called in the small blind. In the big blind, Joseph Henry squeezed to 12,400. Simmons would then jam for 25,900. White tanked for a while before he folded what he later said was ace-queen. Henry would then tank for almost two minutes before he flicked in the additional 13,500 to call.
Sampson Simmons: Q♦Q♣
Joseph Henry: A♥Q♠
Simmons was in good shape to double until the A♠10♠9♠ flop gave Henry top pair. As the 7♦ turn was dealt, White broke an unwritten rule as he exclaimed, "It's over, I folded a queen!" The 2♣ completed the board and Simmons was sent to the exit.
With around 25,000 in the middle on a board of 4♥K♣A♠2♥, James Calderaro bet 20,000 from middle position, and Caleb Blackwell called on the button.
The board-pairing K♠ river got checked by both players, and Blackwell revealed A♣9♠ for a pair of aces to take down the pot.
Cary Katz raised to 2,500 in late position and Mateos Sahakian in the hijack and Daniel Dangoor in the cutoff called. On the button, Venkata Chinta three-bet to 6,500 and all three of them called.
Action checked over to Chinta on the J♣K♥6♠ flop who bet 12,000 and only Dangoor called.
On the turn 2♣, Dangoor check-called a bet of 17,000 from Chinta.
Both players checked the river 4♠ to see Chinta's A♣J♠ take down the pot.
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