Robert French jammed the button for 230,000 and Naoya Kihara called from the big blind. Both drew one card.
Robert French: 8x5x3x2x 
Naoya Kihara: 10x9x8x5x
Kihara caught 5x to pair, and French the Qx, meaning French won the pot with queen-eight to survive.
Robert French raised to 100,000 on the button, and Dan Shak slid out a three-bet from the small blind to 500,000. After taking some time, French announced all in, and Shak called his remaining 270,000.
Dan Shak: 10x7x6x4x3x
Robert French: 8x6x5x2x
Shak stood pat with his ten-seven, while French drew one but could only make a ten-eight.
Shortly after, Phil Hellmuth opened to 75,000 in early position before Naoya Kihara moved all in from the small blind for 610,000.
Hellmuth took a minute before exposing 10x8x6x3x2x as he sent them into the much.
"100 percent he's on a draw," Shaun Deeb commented, and Kihara tabled an Ax as he collected the chips.
David Lin raised to 45,000 in middle position, and John Monnette made the call in the small blind. Alex Foxen then three-bet to 255,000, leaving just a single red 5,000 chip behind.
Monnette took some time before sticking in the four-bet, and Foxen called for his last chip.
Alex Foxen; 7x6x5x2x
John Monnette: 10x8x7x5x4x
Monnette stood pat with his ten, while Foxen peeled his single draw card and turned over a 9x. That was good for the double, and Monnette sent the chips to his left.
Ryutaro Suzuki raised the button to 60,000 before Chad Eveslage jammed from the big blind for 580,000. Suzuki tanked for over two minutes before deciding to call for about a third of his stack. Eveslage drew one and Suzuki stood pat.
Chad Eveslage: 9x7x6x3x
Ryutaro Suzuki: 7x6x5x4x2x
Eveslage was already drawing dead against Suzuki's hand, as the 5x he caught was irrelevant, and Eveslage exited in 12th place.
David Lin raised to 45,000 from the hijack and John Cynn called on the button. Alex Foxen three-bet to 210,000 from the big blind, which got Lin to fold.
Cynn back-jammed for Foxen's remaining 500,000 or so, and Foxen tossed his cards away.
Alex Foxen raised to 40,000 in the cutoff, and David Lin slid out a three-bet to 160,000 in the small blind.
Foxen responded with a four-bet, making it 325,000. Lin called and asked for one card. Foxen stood pat, and Lin took some time before counting out a bet of 400,000.
After taking some time of his own, Foxen slid his cards to the dealer and Lin picked up the pot.
At the other table, Dan Shak and Shaun Deeb went to showdown.
"Ten-six," announced Shak.
"And?" Deeb replied, as Shak showed 10x6x4x3x2x. That was good enough to take the pot, as Deeb declared that he held 10x6x5x.
Phil Hellmuth opened to 50,000 in the cutoff, and Shaun Deeb replied with a three-bet to 150,000 on the button.
Action folded back around to Hellmuth, who announced all in. Deeb did not take long to let his hand go, seeing the pot sent to his right.
From the cutoff, Shaun Deeb raised to 40,000 with Dan Shak calling from the small blind and Naoya Kihara calling from the big blind.
Shak and Deeb drew one, but Kihara drew two. Shak and Kihara checked to Deeb, who bet 125,000. Shak called and Kihara folded.
Deeb showed 9x8x7x4x2x, but lost the pot to Shak's better nine with 9x8x5x3x2x.
Chad Eveslage raised the cutoff to 40,000 with John Monnette and Alex Foxen calling from the blinds.
Monnette drew one, while Foxen and Eveslage took two.
Monnette led out for 90,000 after the draw, and only Eveslage called. Monnette tabled 9-7 with 9x7x6x5x4x and Eveslage mucked.
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