On the tail end of a 5♣3♥2♥9♣4♣ board with more than 130,000 already in the middle, Grant Maruya bet 83,000. Omar Del Pino went deep into the tank and eventually called.
"You win," Maruya instantly said and exposed his Q♥J♦ for a queen-high bluff. Del Pino had that beat with the J♣J♥ to drag in a very healthy pot.
Moran Merdinger shoved for 9,500 from under the gun and Michael Ginn called from middle position with a covering stack to put her at risk.
Moran Merdinger: K♣6♣ 
Michael Ginn: K♥Q♦
Merdinger was in rough shape against a dominating king but she paired her six on the A♥5♠6♦ flop, leaving Ginn drawing to three outs. The 2♥ turn and 8♥ river remained clean for Merdinger who doubled up through Ginn.
There were roughly 13,500 chips in the pot on 8♣10♠8♠Q♥ when Mike Matusow led for 4,500. Samuel Roussy-Majeau called in early position.
Matusow led again for 15,000 when the 3♥ hit the river, Roussy-Majeau took his time before he made the fold. Matusow tabled the a straight with 10♥9♦.
Joshua Kay opened to 6,000 in early position and Yuya Sakamoto called on the button before Eric Penner three-bet to 27,000 in the big blind.
Kay four-bet to 70,000 and Sakamoto tank-folded before Penner five-bet jammed a stack of around 200,000. Kay quickly called.
Eric Penner: K♥K♣
Joshua Kay: A♣A♥
It was the cooler of all coolers and Penner couldn't hit a king as the board ran out 3♦7♥J♦8♦10♣ to mark his elimination. After the hand, Sakamoto told the table he folded ace-king suited.
The action was picked up on the 8♣7♣2♥Q♥ turn when Jameson Painter led for 11,000 in middle position. Alexander Wong on the button raised to 31,000 and Painter called. That led them to the 5♥ river on which Painter checked. Wong bet 55,000 and that won the pot uncontested.
Robert Kim opened from under the gun and was called by Nan Min in the big blind.
On the K♥9♥7♥ flop, Min checked to Kim who bet 12,000 before Min check-jammed for a total of 27,000. Kim called.
Nan Min: A♥2♥
Robert Kim: 7♠7♦
Kim had flopped button set but was behind the flopped nut flush of Min. No waiting was required as the 9♣ landed on the turn to give Kim a full house and leave Min drawing dead to the 2♠ river as she hit the rail in brutal fashion.
The action was joined as the cards were on their backs preflop. Anthony Mcie had Stephane Roux all in at risk, playing from the button and big blind position respectively.
Stephane Roux: A♦Q♦
Anthony Mcie: 9♥9♦
The deck favoured Roux on this occasion, as the board ran out 3♦J♠Q♠3♥6♦, earning him a full double up.
Daniele Primerano opened from the cutoff and Tauan Naves three-bet the button to 18,000. When it got back to Primerano, he took some time before he shoved, and Naves made the call for his last 87,000.
Tauan Naves: A♣Q♦
Daniele Primerano: 4♠4♦
Naves had to win a flip to stay alive, and seemed almost certain to do so after he flopped Broadway on J♦10♠K♥. Primerano was left drawing dead on the 6♠ turn, and the meaningless Q♥ filled out the board.
Samuel Roussy-Majeau opened the action from the hijack, raising to 5,000. Jessica Vierling responded with a three-bet to 16,500 from the button. After a short pause, Roussy-Majeau came back with a four-bet to 29,000, and Vierling quickly moved all in. Roussy-Majeau snap-called to set up a showdown.
Jessica Vierling: J♥J♣
Samuel Roussy-Majeau: A♣K♠
Vierling was ahead preflop, but the dealer wasted no time flipping the script as the flop landed A♠A♦4♠, giving Roussy-Majeau trips with top kicker. The 10♦ turn and Q♣ river offered no help to Vierling, who hit the rail while Roussy-Majeau raked in a decent pot.
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