Jorge Ufano raised to 8,500 in middle position and Juliet Hegedus called in the hijack as Dmytro Belinskyi called in the cutoff.
Russell Sartin then three-bet to 41,000 on the button and all three opponents folded in unison. It was the right move as Sartin showed A♠A♦.
Stephane Viget raised to 9,000 and then quickly called the preflop shove by Andrew Lichtenberger for around 65,000.
Andrew Lichtenberger: A♥K♣ 
Stephane Viget: J♠J♥
The 9♠6♥5♦3♣9♥ runout brought no help and Lichtenberger was eliminated, his massage therapist was rather disappointed about the outcome of the hand and Lichtenberger simply said "it's okay" before grabbing all his belongings.
There were roughly 60,000 chips in the pot on a flop of J♣3♠4♣, Justin Paskey who was in the small blind checked to Carl Carodenuto on the button, who bet 21,000, Paskey called.
Both players checked on the 5♠ turn, and Paskey led for 60,000 when the 3♥ was dealt on the river.
Carodenuto snap-folded.
Yijing Wang opened to 8,000 from middle position with 7♦7♣ and received calls from San Kim in the hijack with A♦Q♣ and Will Kassouf on the button with J♥5♠.
The flop came 2♠K♣3♠ and action checked around to Kassouf who bet 19,000. Both opponents folded and Kassouf took the pot without showdown.
Martins Adeniya opened to 8,000 from under the gun and was called by John Holley on the button.
On the K♣6♦5♥ flop, Adeniya checked to Holley who bet 12,000 and Adeniya called.
Adeniya checked once more on the K♥ turn as Holley bet 13,000 and Adeniya stuck around.
Heads-up to the 10♥ river, Adeniya checked for a final time to Holley who bet 21,000 and Adeniya snapped it off. However, Holley was quick to turn over his 7♥4♥ for a flush and Adeniya stood aghast as a substantial pot was pushed in his opponent's direction.
Earlier, Hieu Le took a sizeable chunk from Susan Faber and has now sent that same opponent to the rail.
He explained that Faber had doubled up since he won the pot against her, but he now sits on over one million chips after eliminating her.
Aaron Ogus opened the action with a raise to 9,000 from early position, picking up calls from Georgi Sandev in middle position and David Wintersberger in the big blind.
The flop came 6♠4♥5♠, and Wintersberger led out for 11,000 as the first to act. Ogus got out of the way, leaving Sandev to respond by moving all in for just over 80,000. Wintersberger snap-called to put him at risk.
Georgi Sandev: 8♣8♠
David Wintersberger: A♠3♠
Sandev was ahead with an overpair and a gutshot, but Wintersberger had plenty of outs with a flush draw and a gutshot of his own.
The 9♥ turn changed nothing, but the 9♠ river completed Wintersberger’s flush, sending Sandev to the rail as Wintersberger scooped the pot.
Daniel Moctezuma made it 8,000 to go from the cutoff with Stephen Kehoe calling on the button and Roberto Romanello defending his big blind.
Romanello checked the 9♦K♥Q♣ flop, and Moctezuma bet 8,000. Kehoe and Romanello called.
When the 6♣ hit the turn, Romanello and Moctezuma checked, prompting Kehoe to bet 25,000. This was enough to get two folds from Romanello and Moctezuma, allowing Kehoe to pick up the pot.
Joseph Dipascale already had all of his chips in the middle in a pot worth around 35,000 with three players in it. The board read 5♦2♠7♠J♠ and Ruslan Gazaev bet 10,000, which folded out the other player in the pot.
Joseph Dipascale: A♥3♦
Ruslan Gazaev: A♠4♠
Dipascale was drawing dead and didn't bother to wait around to see the 5♠ land on the river.
After three players all put in 9,000 pre-flop, it checked to Ryan Kutasi who bet 10,000 and David Cabrera Polop raised to 35,000. Both Wagner Wysotchanski and Kutasi called and the three players checked the K♣ turn.
The river was the 8♠ and Wysotchanski bet 55,000. Kutasi and then Polop both folded with Wysotchanski offering Kutasi the option of selecting a card of his to show.
Kutasi selected the K♦ and Wysotchanski mucked his other card.
"That was an interesting hand," said Kutasi.
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