Aliaksei Boika raised to 9,000 from the cutoff and Brock Wilson three-bet the big blind to 30,000. Boika four-bet ripped it for about 110,000, and Wilson made the call.
Aliaksei Boika: 6♣6♦ 
Brock Wilson: J♦10♦
It was a flip that Boika was unable to win as Wilson ended up with a straight on the A♥A♦7♣8♥9♦ runout. Wilson's stack grew to almost 400,000, and Boika headed home.
Oliver Weis open-jammed to 39,000 in cutoff and was called by Cary Katz on the button, taking them to a showdown.
Oliver Weis: A♥3♦
Cary Katz: K♠J♠
Once they tabled the cards, Katz seemed to continue a conversation they had and said encouragingly, "See, you're ahead."
The flop came down 4♠8♣8♦ and Katz continued cheering Weis on. The dealer completed the board with a 9♦ turn and s 7♦ river.
Katz told Weis jokingly, "I keep my buddies in the game by doubling them up," after the cards were dealt. Looking at his stack, he said that he couldn't continue doing so.
Ben Heath raised to 20,000 rom the cutoff. Blaz Zerjav called on the button.
The flop hit 3♥7♥10♠. Heath bet 30,000. Zerjav called again.
When the Q♦ showed up on the turn, Heath went all-in with his remaining 73,000 chips.
Zerjav took a while and a couple time banks before deciding to risk a third of his stack with a call.
Ben Heath: A♠10♦
Blaz Zerjav: J♦10♥
Heath had top pair with an ace kicker. Zerjav had top pair as well, but with a jack as its running mate.
The river 9♥ didn't flip the standing, and Heath earned a double-up.
Carlos Peixoto limped from the hijack only for Santhosh Suvarna to raise to 16,000 from the cutoff. Zachary Fischer called from the big blind as did Peixoto.
On the 9♥A♠4♣ flop, it was checked to Suvarna who continued for 18,000. Fischer made the call and Peixoto got out of the way.
The action went check check on the 7♣ turn for the players to see the Q♥ peel off on the river.
Fischer bet out for 41,000 and it didn't take long for Suvarna to toss in the call but it took even less time for him to muck his cards on seeing Fischer table A♥10♥ for top pair.
Chris Hunichen opened to 8,000 and got a raised to 24,000 by Alex Anton. Hunichen asked how much Anton had behind then made the call.
The dealer fanned out 2♦5♦9♣ and action went check, check.
The turn 9♠ fell and Anton fired 16,000. After a few seconds of thought, he conceded both his hand and the pot to Anton.
Carlos Peixoto put his last 138,000 chips in jeopardy on an all-in with the final board reading 6♥8♥6♠3♦J♥. Sachin Joshi made the call.
Carlos Peixoto: A♦6♣
Sachin Joshi: 6♦2♦
They both had three sixes, but Peixoto's kicker saved the day for him.
Marius Gierse raised to 8,000 from the hijack and Eli Berg called from the big blind.
Berg check-called a bet of 6,000 from Gierse on the K♠5♥Q♠ flop.
The 3♦ hit the turn and Berg check-called a second bet from Gierse, this time for 18,000.
Both checked the J♦ river and Gierse won the pot with Q♣J♣ for two pair on the river.
Three ways to the 9♥A♦10♣6♣ turn, Chris Hunichen checked from the big blind and Erik Seidel bet 20,000 from the hijack. Adam Weinraub raised to 50,000 on the button, which only Seidel called.
Seidel checked the 7♥ river and Weinraub fired 65,000. Seidel didn't take long before coming back with a check-raise to 150,000, and Weinraub quickly paid him off.
Seidel turned over A♥8♣ for a rivered straight, causing Weinraub to throw his cards up above his head in frustration before revealing 6♥6♠ for a turned set.
As the mountain of chips was pushed Seidel's way, Weinraub joked, "I had you right where I wanted you," earning a smile from Seidel.
Cary Katz raised to 8,000 from under the gun and action folded around to Hannes Jeschka in the big blind, who three-bet all in for his last 48,000. Katz snap-called.
Hannes Jeschka: A♦10♣
Cary Katz: K♥K♣
Some help for Jeschka on the J♣Q♠6♦ flop which gave him a gutshot straight draw along with his ace outs.
"No set, I don't want a set", came the request from Katz.
The dealer duly obliged on the 8♠ turn and 6♥ river sending Jeschka to the rail.
Action was joined with 40,000 in the pot and the J♥10♥Q♥8♥ board fanned out across the table.
Andrew Lichtenberger checked from the big blind to Alex Foxen on the button, who bet out for 15,000. Lichtenberger made the call.
On the 3♥ river, Lichtenberger checked it over to Foxen once more, who fired out a river bet of 26,000. Lichtenberger didn't take long and tossed in the call.
"Flush," announced Foxen, but soon sent his cards into the muck on seeing Lichtenberger table K♥7♥ for the second nut flush.
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