Michael Monaco opened to 2,000 from the cutoff and Matias Tagliani called from the small blind.
The 7♠8♠K♦ flop was check-called by Monaco after Tagliani bet 4,500.
A 3♦ came on the turn and Monaco checked, Tagliani bet 17,500 and Monaco took some time before mucking his hand.
With the flop showing 10♦6♣Q♣, Gilberto Ramos shoved all in under the gun. Stefan Jauslin, in the big blind, made the call.
Gilberto Ramos: A♠Q♠
Stefan Jauslin: K♥J♦
Jauslin jumped ahead when the K♦ came on the turn and the 8♥ river didn't change anything.
Jauslin asked the dealer to give him his change from the call, as she tried to push the pot to him. He was disappointed that he missed making a straight and didn't realize the king had given him the win.
"Every player has that happen once in his life," he laughed.
Jose Bogarin and Todd Brunson just got into a preflop raising war from the blinds, which resulted in Brunson shoving his stack of 40,000. Bogarin instantly called to put the Hall of Famer at risk.
Todd Brunson: Q♣Q♦
Jose Bogarin: A♠A♣
A bit of a cooler for Brunson, who needed a queen to stay in the tournament. However, the runout of J♦9♥5♦5♣10♦ didn't help Brunson, and all of his chips headed over to Bogarin.
Anthony Bakri had opened from the hijack and Michael Rocco called from the small blind.
On the 10♠9♥3♥ flop, Rocco check-called a bet of 2,000 from Bakri.
Rocco checked once more on the J♣ turn as Bakri tossed out another bet of 4,000. Rocco would take a minute to weigh his options before he put out a min-raise to 8,000, and Bakri called.
On the Q♣ river, Rocco led for just 2,400 and Bakri quickly called as Rocco tabled K♥J♠ for the turned top pair and rivered straight as he collected the pot.
On the A♥7♠J♠ flop, Ronak Chinai bet out for 5,500 from the button after Pedro Cavalieri checked from under the gun. Cavalieri called.
Both players checked the A♣ turn and saw the 7♣ drop on the river. Cavalieri bet out for 10,000 now, and Chinai called. Cavalieri tabled A♦J♣ for a full house, and Chinai's cards were straight in the muck.
Paul Sokoloff in late position checked the J♠8♦5♣6♣ turn and then called a bet worth 7,000 by Jorge Paredes Andia in the cutoff. He checked again the J♦ on the river and Paredes Andia fired a bet of 16,000, which Sokoloff snapped off by instantly tossing in three T-100 chips.
Paredes Andia tabled his 10♥9♠ for a missed straight draw and Sokoloff won the pot with A♣Q♥.
Randolph Sells in late position opened to 2,200 and got a three-bet from Anthony Cuffari to 5,500 on the button. Sells called to see the flop.
The flop came Q♣7♣3♣ and Sells took the initiative and bet 3,000. Cuffari with only 12,000 behind couldn't make the call and folded his hand.
Sells scooped the pot as Cuffari looked at his very short stack deep in thought.
With roughly 23,000 already in the pot, big blind Paulina Loeliger and hijack player Rafael Reis had been dealt a K♣K♠7♣ flop.
Loeliger was first to act and placed a bet of 5,500. Reis promptly responded with a raise to 13,000, and after some consideration, Loeliger elected to fold.
Dai Ishibashi opened to 1,800 from middle position and was three-bet to 4,300 by Ryan Miller in the cutoff. Action folded back to Ishibashi, who made it 12,400 to go. Miller called.
The flop came 3♦K♥7♦ and Ishibashi continued for 7,000. Miller let his hand go after a bit of thought and Ishibashi collected the pot.
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