Hye Park tossed in a raise to 1,000 under the gun. Pedro Bromfman upped the ante to 4,000 in the small blind, which Park called.
Bromfman stood pat, Park drew one, and Bromfman then bet 7,000. Park gave it little thought before he mucked his cards and gave up on the pot.
Aaron Kupin raised to 900 under the gun and was called by Carlo van Ravenswoud in the cutoff and Alex Foxen in the big blind.
Foxen and Van Ravenswoud drew one, while Kupin drew two. Action checked to Van Ravenswoud who bet 4,000, and Foxen called. Kupin got out of the way.
Van Ravenswoud turned over 9x7x7x3x2x for a pair, while Foxen had Ax9x7x4x3x to win the pot.
Brian Tate made it 900 in the cutoff, and Carlo van Ravenswoud called on the button. They both took one card during the draw, after which Tate checked to Van Ravenswoud.
Van Ravenswoud checked his Jx9x8x6x4x back, and won the pot as Tate had shown an Ax.
On the next deal, Van Ravenswoud raised to 1,000 in the cutoff. Alex Foxen three-bet to 4,000 from the big blind, and Van Ravenswoud flicked in a call.
Foxen then stood pat before Van Ravenswoud took one card. Foxen fired a pot-sized bet of 8,700 into the middle, but Van Ravenswoud wanted to make it even bigger and raised to 32,000.
Foxen lost interest in the pot and quickly mucked, forfeiting the pot to his opponent.
Stephen Moreschi just took his seat in the tournament when one of his first hand he three-bet to 2,100 in the cutoff. Pedro Bromfman came back with a four-bet to 9,000 in the hijack, and Moreschi called.
Bromfman stood pat, and Moreschi drew one. Bromfman then bet 8,000, and Moreschi snap-folded. Bromfman flashed a 10-8 as he took the pot.
Jon Turner three-bet to 5,500 on the button and Christopher Vitch called in middle position.
Both players drew one, and Turner then bet 9,500. Vitch called, and Turner showed 9x7x6x3x2x to win the pot.
At another table, Pedro Bromfman bet 4,000 from the small blind after the draw and Darren Elias called in the hijac. Bromfman showed 8x7x6x3x2x, and Elias mucked.
Jon Turner raised to 1,000 as first to act. Robert Massman called in the cutoff, and Jason Papastavrou did so in the big blind.
Each player then tossed one card on the draw. Papastavrou and Turner checked it to Massman, who flicked in a bet worth 1,500. Papastavrou quickly folded, and Turner followed suit after some time in the tank.
Brian Tate raised to 900 in the cutoff, Carlo van Ravenswoud three-bet to 3,200 on the button, and Tate called.
Tate stood pat, and Van Ravenswoud drew one. Tate checked to Van Ravenswoud, who bet 8,500. Tate called with 10x6x5x4x3x, while Van Ravenswoud could only show a pair of nines as he gave up the pot.
Patrick Stacey open-raised to 800 as first to act. Brian Tate flat-called his button before Xavier Kyablue defended his big blind. Kyablue then drew two cards, while Stacey and Tate each took one.
Kyablue checked after the draw, seeing Stacey fire a massive amount of 7,500. Two quick folds followed, shipping the pot to Stacey uncontentested.
Toby Boas raised to 1,000 in the cutoff and Naoya Kihara called in the small blind.
Kihara drew one, while Boas stood pat. Kihara then led out for 5,400, and Boas called.
Kihara turned over 8x7x6x4x3x, and Boas mucked.
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