Action folded around to Justin Datloff in the small blind, who open-jammed all in for his last 130,000. Frank Degeorge sat in the big blind squeezed his cards and snap-called.
Justin Datloff: Q♠J♥ 
Frank Degeorge : K♠K♦
Some help for Datloff on the A♠J♣5♣ flop,, but nothing more was forthcoming on the 9♣ turn nor the 2♥ river and he was sent to the cage.
Alexandro Tricarico opened to 50,000 from under the gun before Jeremy Felicetti moved all in for 415,000 from middle position. Action folded back to Tricarico, who made the call to put Felicetti at risk.
Jeremy Felicetti: A♣K♦
Alexandro Tricarico: A♥Q♦
The 7♠J♠8♠ flop changed nothing, but the Q♣ turn paired Tricarico and gave him the lead.
Felicetti needed help on the river, but the 9♦ was no good. Tricarico's pair of queens held up, sending Felicetti to the rail.
Justin Datloff in the big blind and Joshua Wang in cutoff had already built a pot of 150,000 on the 5♥2♣Q♠. When the A♦ turn fell, Datloff check-called Wang's bet of 90,000, leading them to the last street.
The A♥ river fell and after another check, Wang fired 250,000 into the pot making Datloff ask the dealer to count the bet. After it was done, he called just to muck after seeing Wang's straight with 4♠3♠.
Datloff counted his remaining chips as Wang added the pot to his stack.
Luke Macken bet all 100,000 of his chips from the hijack. Scott Horvath raised to 205,000 from the cutoff.
She Wong shoved an all-in for around 230,000 that Horvath called.
Luke Macken: K♥8♦
She Wong: A♠2♠
Scott Horvath: 6♦6♠
Horvath's lead with a pair was erased on the flop, as Horvath connected with his ace. That held through the full runout Q♣A♣Q♥J♠3♦, and Macken and Wong were eliminated.
Frank DeGeorge raised to 50,000 under the gun. Action folded to Victor Kiong in the small blind and he shoved all in for 170,000 chips.
DeGeorge made the call.
Victor Kiong: 3♦3♥
Frank DeGeorge: A♠10♠
Kiong's little pair held up as the board came 4♣5♦6♦6♥8♣.
The pot stood at around 900,000 with the board already showing 2♣8♠3♦K♥ on the turn. Antonio Vargas checked to Antonius Samuel, who bet 225,000. Vargas made the call.
The river brought the A♦ and Vargas checked again. Samuel moved most of his stack forward, leaving just 5,000 behind, putting 570,000 into the middle. Vargas went into the tank before making the call.
Samuel tabled Q♠J♠ for a bluff, while Vargas jumped up from his seat and showed 8♥6♥ for a pair of eights, enough to win the big pot and leave Samuel short.
Taylor Carlat raised to 50,000 from the cutoff. Andrew Robinson three-bet to 125,000 on the button. Spencer Simpson called all in for less with 100,000.
Carlat four-bet all in, which drew a fold from Robinson.
Spencer Simpson: A♦J♠
Taylor Carlat: 10♣10♥
The runout Q♣J♣5♠K♥K♠ gave the hand to Simpson – kings and jacks over kings and tens – for the nice chip-up
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Robert Kuhn opened to 40,000 from the cutoff, and Paawan Bansal called from the small blind. The big blind folded.
The flop came 10♣K♥10♠, and Kuhn continued for 35,000. Bansal quickly called.
Kuhn kept up the pressure on the 9♥ turn, firing another 150,000. Bansal called once more.
When the 9♠ paired the board on the river, Kuhn moved all in, putting Bansal to the test for his remaining 575,000 chips.
Bansal went deep into the tank, taking nearly three minutes before ultimately deciding to fold. As he released his hand, Bansal said, "I let fate decide," referring to the randomizer he had used while weighing his options.
Jinyoung Park opened to 250,000 from the button putting Doo-Sun Kim in the big blind all-in if calledas he had exactly that amount behind. Kim obliged taking both players to showdown.
Doo-Sun Kim: A♠J♦
Jinyoung Park: A♥J♥
The moment the hands were tabled the table chuckled to see the same hand, urging the dealer to make the deal faster and move on. Some were teasing Kim, that Park may get himself a flush and that it would be a fair win if he did but the board ran 4♠6♥7♦7♣2♦ with absolutely no fuss.
The small pot was divided and everyone continued on with no consequence.
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