Steven Cho was in the cutoff with a raise of 2,500 in front of him before Anthony Marquez reraised to 6,800 under the gun. Cho then reraised to 37,500, Marquez moved all in for 45,000, and Cho snap-called.
Anthony Marquez: K♦K♠ 
Steven Cho: A♠A♥
Marquez had run his kings right into Cho's aces, and the 8♦2♠5♥3♠4♠ board improved Cho to a straight to send Marquez to the rail.
On the 10♠10♦3x7♠ turn, John Conway checked from middle position to Yuefan Wang in the cutoff. Wang fired a bet of 3,200 into the pot of around 6,000, and Conway called.
Wang nearly tripled his sizing on the 7♣ river, betting 9,500 once Conway had checked. Conway took some time before he called, but he could not beat Wang's A♥10♣ and mucked in defeat.
On a completed board of 4♥3♥K♥8♦4♦ and with about 18,000 in the middle, Dustin Mistelske checked from the small blind, leaving the action on Jacob Mitich in the big blind, who bet 18,000
With the television cameras nearby, Mistelske went deep into the tank. After deliberating for more than two minutes, Mitich called the clock on his opponent.
With the countdown underway, Mitich said to Mistelske, "The cameras are watching, man, it's your moment."
When the countdown reached four, Mistelske stuck in the call and immediately heard, "Good call, nice hand," from Mitich, who tabled a bluff with A♥7♣.
Mistelske turned over K♣3♣ for two pair on the scary board, boosting his stack to around 90,000 and making it a memorable moment that is likely to be forever on record.
Garett Maybery bet 1,600 from early position on a flop of 3♣10♣J♥ and Matthew Brown raised to 4,500 in the hijack. Tetsuma Ishizu then raised to 11,000 under the gun, and only Maybery called.
The turn was the 5♦ and Ishizu bet 16,000. Maybery then moved all in, and Ishizu snap-called for 52,000.
Maybery showed 3♦3♠ for a set, but Ishizu had 10♥10♠ for a set of tens. Ishizu was poised to take the massive pot and double up until the 3♥ fell on the river, giving Maybery quads and the knockout. Ishizu shot back in his seat in disbelief before getting up and exchanging a fist bump with Maybery as he headed to the rail.
Button Eemil Tuominen three-bet an open-raise from Nicholas Howard in the cutoff. Howard went on to check-call bets from Tuominen on the 6♣4♠10♥ flop and 7♦ turn.
The pot had grown to 17,000 by the time the 5♥ river appeared. Howard checked again, seeing Tuominen complete his triple barrel with a bet of 15,500.
Howard mulled it over for a while, but eventually decided to fold and grant the pot to his opponent.
From the hijack, Elliot Lee knuckled the action to Lukas Zaskodny in the cutoff after the 4♣4♥8♥ flop. Zaskodny bet 2,000, and Lee put in a raise to 5,000. Zaskodny continued with a call.
The 9♠ arrived on the turn, and Lee fired for 7,500. Zaskodny wasn't going anywhere just yet as he called to see the last card.
The 3♣ completed the board, and Lee bet 15,000. Zaskodny had only about 18,500 behind and pretty quickly stuck in the call.
Lee revealed 6♦4♦ for flopped trips, which was good enough to win the pot as Zaskodny mucked.
Around 25,000 was already in the middle as Ben Collins and Zhaken Seitbekov went to the turn on a board of 9♦4♦9♠9♥. Collins then bet 12,000 from early position, and Seitbekov called on the button.
The river was the 5♣ and Collins moved all in. Seitbekov had around 25,000 behind and only took a few seconds before folding.
Ben Ludlow raised to 500 in middle position. Hugo Nazar called in the hijack, enticing Daniel Negreanu to three-bet to 2,500 on the button. Ludlow called before Nazar folded.
Negreanu tossed in another 2,500 on the 8♥J♠5♦ flop. Ludlow check-called to the 7♦ turn, where he saw his opponent size up to 4,500.
"Alright, take it," Ludlow said as he folded A♠K♠.
"You had me. I got lucky," Negreanu stated as he won the pot with what he claimed was ace-jack for top pair.
On the next deal, Ludlow again made it 500, this time from under the gun. Negreanu called in the cutoff, after which the duo both checked the A♣6♠10♥ flop.
Ludlow went on to bet 900 on the 5♣ turn and 1,300 on the 3♠ river. Negreanu called him both times, seeing Ludlow turn over Q♥J♣ for a bluff.
Negreanu had A♠8♠, once again having flopped top pair to win consecutive pots.
As recounted by Bryan Buonocore and Nicolas Vayssieres, Vayssieres made it 500 from under the gun and was called by Buonocore in the small blind. Patrick Lander then squeezed to 1,500 from the big blind and both Vayssieres and Buonocore called.
The flop came 9x8x4x and Buonocore checked to Lander, who continued for 2,000. Both Vayssieres and Buonocore called.
An Ax fell on the turn and Buonocore checked. Lander bet 2,000, which got a fold from Vayssieres, but a check-raise from Buonocore to 7,000. Lander called.
A Kx completed the board and Buonocore fired 12,000 into the middle. Lander responded with a shove and Buonocore tank-called with 8x8x for a set. Lander could only show 6x5x for a busted gutshot and was eliminated.
Victor Caballero raised to 600 from the button and Tom Verbruggen defended from the big blind.
Verbruggen check-called a continuation-bet of 700 from Caballero on the 5♣2♥6♣ flop before check-calling again when the J♠ fell on the turn, this time for 1,800.
Verbruggen checked for a third time after the 5♠ completed the board, and Caballero fired a third barrel of 3,200. After a few moments, Verbruggen pounced with a check-raise to 9,500, forcing Caballero to fold.
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