Jimmy Guerrero raised to 5,500 from the hijack, and was met with an immediate three-bet from Aram Oganyan on the button. Oganyan made it 16,500, to which Guerrero four-bet all in, covering Oganyan's stack of 110,000.
Oganyan called, and the cards were revealed.
Aram Oganyan: 9♠9♣ 
Jimmy Guerrero: A♥K♣
The board ran out favorably for Oganyan, coming down 10♣4♥5♥6♦10♥, giving him a full double.
Quan Zhou opened to 6,000 from the button and Phil Hellmuth called from the small blind.
The flop came 7♠5♥A♦ and Hellmuth check-called a 5,000 continuation-bet from Zhou.
Both players checked the 5♠ turn and 2♦ river. Hellmuth had king-high with K♥Q♠ while Zhou had a pair of sevens with K♦7♦ to win the hand.
The action was joined with a 6♠3♣2♥ flop already on the felt, and 14,500 chips in the middle.
Brian Luo, in the big blind, was facing off against hijack player [Removed:564].
Luo started with a check, but when [Removed:565] placed a bet of 10,500, Luo check-raised to 25,000. [Removed:565] called before both players checked the A♣ turn.
The river 10♥ saw Luo check again, but [Removed:565] opted to bet, putting out 32,500.
Luo took his time considering what to do, but eventually decided he believed [Removed:565] and returned his cards to the dealer.
A big hand took place when Fabian Niederreiter opened under the gun and faced a re-raise to 18,000 from Artem Metalidi. Richard Sheils woke up with a hand in the big blind and opted to raise to a total of 120,000. Niederreiter shipped his final 75,000 to be at risk. Metalidi surveyed the situation and took some time before he also made the call to be at risk for 113,500.
Fabian Niederreiter: A♦K♦
Artem Metalidi: Q♣Q♥
Richard Sheils: A♠K♣
Metalidi enjoyed a healthy lead over Niederreiter and Sheils, who held the same hand versus his pocket queens.
The runout offered no prospects of an upset as it came J♠2♥J♥9♠5♣ to knockout Niederreiter as Metalidi scooped a big pot.
The action was joined as Yaniv Peretz and Matthew Wantman were battling in a three-bet pot.
With 25,000 in the middle, and a flop showing 4♥7♥K♦, Wantman checked from the cutoff, and Peretz put out a bet of 8,000. Wantman check-raised to 21,000, before Peretz moved all in for roughly 40,000. Wantman snap-called and the cards were turned over.
Yaniv Peretz: K♠K♥
Matthew Wantman: Q♥10♥
There was no fifth heart for Wantman on the 8♠ turn or the 4♣ river, and Peretz earned a full double up.
With two players seeing a board of A♣9♣K♣J♥8♣ and around 100,000 in the middle, Leonard Maue checked from the small blind and Brandon Sheils bet 50,000 from the cutoff. Maue called after taking a minute to weigh his options.
Sheils had A♥Q♥ for just top pair. Maue tabled 9♠9♦ for a set which was good at showdown despite four clubs being on the board.
This hand was picked up on the flop with approximately 30,000 in the middle. Valentino Konakchiev check-raised to 29,000 on the board that read 6♥6♦3♦. Todd Ivens responded with a three-bet to 49,000. Konakchiev took some time, but ultimately decided on a call.
The 5♣ turn saw Konakchiev check. Ivens wasted little time as he ripped his stack in for 162,000. Konakchiev went into the tank for a few minutes until the clock was called. Konakchiev mustered up a call as his 30-second timer wound down to go to a showdown at risk for 132,500.
Valentino Konakchiev: 4♦4♠
Todd Ivens: A♦K♣
Konakchiev took a stand with his wired fours and was correctly ahead of Ivens.
The 10♣ river did not change that as Konakchiev secured the double to the dismay of Ivens.
Yaniv Peretz raised from the cutoff to 5,000, receiving calls from the player on the button and Matthew Wantman in the big blind.
All three players checked on both the 4♥3♥A♦ flop and the 9♠ turn.
The dealer then burned and produced the K♠ river, and Wantman checked for a third time. Peretz chose to bet this time, doing so for 5,500. This saw the button player fold, but Wantman opted to check-raise to 24,500.
Peretz took a minute, but chose to call, receiving bad news when Wantman turned over K♣4♣ for a rivered two pair. Peretz didn't show his hand, returning it to the dealer face down.
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