Zachary Levine raised to 1,100 in the hijack and was the only player to call when Daniel Jordan three-bet to 3,500 in the cutoff.
The 7♠A♣J♥ flop saw Levine check-call a continuation bet of 2,000 before the J♦ turn checked through.
Levine checked once more on the 3♠ river, but this time Jordan reverted to betting, putting 7,000 into the pot. Levine wasn't interested, folding his hand.
Nikolai Mamut raised to 1,100 from middle position, and Michael Bach three-bet to 3,500 from the hijack. Thixoa Nguyen cold-called from the big blind, which encouraged Mamut to come along as well.
When it got to Bach, he fired a continuation-bet of 10,000 on the 8♠3♠7♦ flop. Nguyen called, while Mamut got out of the way.
Both players checked the 7♣ turn before the 4♥ completed the board. Nguyen led out for 25,000, and that proved enough to get Bach to fold.
John Weiss checked the K♥10♣5♦ flop and then called a bet worth 2,000 by Brent Gregory in the cutoff. Both checked the 9♣ on the turn and Weiss then bet the 6♣ river for 4,000. Gregory raised for all but his last 600 chips and the dealer was about to give Weiss a count when he already pushed his cards towards the muck.
Despite winning this pot, Gregory remains around half of the starting stack.
Jeremiah Williams raised to 1,100 in the cutoff and Josh Reichard three-bet to 4,000, which Williams called to then see a flop of 10♠5♠4♣. Williams check-raised from 3,300 to 8,500 and Reichard stuck around before they checked the A♦ turn. On the Q♥ river, Williams checked again and Reichard bet 30,000 to force a reluctant fold.
From under the gun, Jack Sinclair fired out for 1,500 on the 7♦6♠8♣ flop, and Claudio Muller made the call from middle position.
The Q♥ landed on the turn, and Sinclair barreled for 3,000. Muller took his time before making the call.
The Q♣ completed the board, and Sinclair checked. Muller elected to make a small bet of 3,500, which was enough to get Sinclair to fold.
Zachary Levine raised to 1,100 under the gun, and Gustavo Capua De Lima called in the hijack. Giedrius Breive then three-bet to 4,200 in the cutoff, which both Levine and De Lima called.
When the action checked to Breive on a 6♥2♠Q♣ flop, he continued with a bet of 3,200, which Levine called, but De Lima folded.
The 3♠ joined the board, and when Levine checked for a second time, Breive went for a more substantial 16,000 bet. Undeterred, Levine called.
Levine changed tactics on the A♠ river, leading out for all his chips, moving all in for 35,200. Breive went deep into the tank, but ultimately chose to fold.
Levine returned his cards to the dealer face down, leaving Breive to guess as to whether he had made the right decision.
Justin Young raised to 1,200 from middle position and was called by Jaime Salcedo in the cutoff and Michael Wasserman in the big blind.
Wasserman checked to Young, who announced a bet of 1,800 on the A♦Q♣5♠ flop. Salcedo called and Wasserman folded.
Both players checked on the 10♠ turn, but Young stuck in 3,600 on the 4♦ river. Salcedo quickly let his hand go and Young added to his stack.
Kai Cohen opened to 1,500 from the cutoff, which resulted in a call on the button by Peter Radmakers. Ricardo Sehnem joined the party from the big blind to create a three-handed pot.
It checked to Cohen on the 3♣10♥6♠ flop. Cohen continued for 3,800, and was only called by Radmakers.
Cohen slowed down with a check on the 5♠ turn. Radmakers put out a red chip to bet 5,000, and Cohen came along with a call.
The 10♣ river was checked by both players to go to a showdown.
Cohen showed A♣4♣ for a missed straight draw for ace high. Radmakers had the superior ace high when he revealed A♠Q♦ to take down the pot.
Players were three-ways and on the 6♦7♣8♦ flop with a pot of around 4,500. Mark Watson bet 5,000 on the flop from middle position and Santiago Martinez called from the button. Ping Lin jammed for his remaining 26,100 from the big blind and action went back to Watson.
Watson asked the dealer for a count before taking around 30 seconds to muck his hand. Martinez also went into a small tank before he lifted up a matching stack to call.
Ping Lin: 5♠4♦
Santiago Martinez: Q♦9♦
Lin had flopped the straight and was ahead of Martinez's open-ended straight draw and diamond flush draw.
The 6♥ turn didn't change the standings and the chance of a steal from Martinez came to and end as the dealer placed the 2♠ river. Lin left unscathed and got more than a full double-up from the hand.
Bruno Soutavong four-bet to 13,000 out of the small blind to force out the initial raiser and potential caller before Robert Bickley in the cutoff then pushed all in. Soutavong asked for the amount of the shove which was for 45,600 total and checked his stack, even prepared calling chips in his right hand.
More than three minutes passed and Soutavong then folded.
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