Ben Yu raised for 18,000 in the cutoff and Samuel Roussy-Majeau called in the big blind.
The flop gave J♠5♥8♦ and both checked to see a 4♠ on the turn. Roussy-Majeau bet 40,000 and after a minute, Yu called.
The 10♠ completed the board and Yu shoved for around 80,000 after Roussy-Majeau checked. The latter quickly folded.
Jason Somerville opened to 21,000 and got a caller in Hayden Le.
Both players took it slow and friendly early in the day, chatting and checking through the board of J♠6♥9♥5♥A♣.
Somerville showed A♠8♦6♠2♦ for two pair. Le mucked and conceded the pot to Somerville.
Action was picked up on the flop of 10♣3♠5♠, and the pot was about 60,000, and Venkata Tayi was all in from the cutoff for his last 68,000. Benjaman Chen was in early position and called.
Venkata Tayi: A♦Q♦Q♣2♠ 
Benjaman Chen: K♦K♣10♦4♠
Chen was ahead heading to the turn, which was 5♥ and the river 9♦, and managed to stay ahead, finding two pair and the win.
The board already showed A♠9♦9♥10♠Q♦ when Ren Lin checked to Liran Betito, who sent a bet of 180,000. Lin went deep into the tank and ended up folding after a few minutes.
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Gregory Fournier limped under the gun, as did Assaf Zeharia from middle position. Joshua Tieman then raised the pot from the big blind, only to be re-potted by Fournier, which would force Tieman all in. Zeharia folded, and Tieman called.
Joshua Tieman: A♠A♣7♥5♥
Gregory Fournier: 10♣8♣4♠3♠
The board ran out Q♠5♦9♣4♦6♦, and Tieman's aces held strong to give him the pot and a double-up.
Robert Chorlian started the action by raising to 27,000, and Joe Serock called. Nicholas Lee three-bet to 70,000 in the cutoff, and Chorlian shoved for a stack of 140,000. Serock made the call, and Lee decided to also shove for 210,000 more. Serock called, and the trio tabled their cards:
Robert Chorlian: A♠A♣7♣6♦
Nicholas Lee: A♦J♦10♦8♥
Joe Serock: 10♣9♥7♥5♣
Chorlian stayed ahead as the board revealed 6♥3♦6♣2♣J♥, turning his hand into trips to triple up while Lee took down the side pot with two pair.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Table 462 didn't know what was coming at the start of the day, less than 15 minutes after arriving. Just a few minutes within Level 16, a domino effect of all-ins occurred, starting with Robert Zipf opening to 21,000 under the gun.
Seated to his left, Federico Bossi three-bet to 50,000. The player immediately to Bossi's left, Dien Le, four-bet all in for 65,000, prompting Christian Harder, to his left, to five-bet all in as well, for 116,000. This led to Steve Moca, in the cutoff, to go into the tank to consider his options. With Bossi informing everyone that this hand was "going to be fun," Moca folded.
When action came back to Zipf, he announced all-in and Bossi snap-called, covering everyone. With the flurry of actions and stacks in the middle, the dealer announced he would figure the side pots after the hand was dealt.
Dien Le: K♠K♦Q♠8♦
Christian Harder: K♥5♥4♦3♠
Robert Zipf: A♠Q♥9♥8♠
Federico Bossi: A♣10♥9♣5♦
The board came 2♠7♠8♣2♦J♥. Bossi couldn't contain himself as he jumped for joy when the board was completed. Bossi caught a jack-high straight on the river and sent three players to the rail.
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