Skyler Halama raised in early position to 320,000, Sean Hamrick went all in from the small blind for 1,700,000, Halama asked for a count then called once confirmed.
Sean Hamrick: A♣A♠ 
Skyler Halama: A♦J♥
No luck for Halama as the board ran out 4♣8♣Q♥6♠5♠, and Hamrick doubled.
Jerome Nepple opened to 325,000 from middle position and got called by Andre Welt to see a flop.
The flop came J♠6♥K♣. With only 80,000 left behind, Welt announced all-in. Neppl asked for a count and upon realizing it was as much as the small blind, he went, "I can call that," leading the two players to a showdown.
Andre Welt: J♦5♣
Jerome Nepple: A♦5♦
Welt was ahead with mid-pair and without an ace on sight, he was able to double up through Neppl.
Jerome Neppl raised to 480,000 from the small blind, and Skyler Halama called from the big blind. The flop came out J♣K♣Q♣, and Neppl led with 1,200,000. Halama called.
On the A♣ turn, Neppl checked, and Halama took the lead and bet out 1,400,000. Neppl did not hesitate to make a call.
The 5♦ river saw both players check.
Neppl announced, "I have a set of queens," and turned over Q♠Q♥, while Halama mucked. Nepple scooped a massive pot and reasserted his chip lead from Day 1.
Level: 30
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
There were roughly 1,200,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 4♥8♦5♦ when Nicholas Baldev, in the cutoff, bet 350,000. Skyler Halama, who was under the gun, check-called.
Baldev's aggression didn't slow down when the 5♠ paired the board on the turn. He fired 825,000, and Halama check-called once again.
When the 6♣ completed the board on the river, Halama led out for 1,900,000. Baldev quickly folded, and Halama collected the pot.
Michael Schlittler limped from the small blind, and Nicholas Baldev checked his option from the big blind. The flop came down with 10♣Q♠A♠, and both players checked.
On the 4♣ turn, and the K♦ river, both players checked again. It was a very exciting hand, but in the end Schlittler turned over J♦5♦ for the straight and Baldev mucked his non-big blind special.
Skyler Halama raised to 260,000 from under the gun and Jerome Neppl called in the big blind.
Halama fired out a bet of 240,000 when the flop came K♥4♣5♠, which Neppl check-called.
Both players checked on the 5♣ turn, and Neppl led for 500,000 when the 10♦ hit the river. Halama went into the tank for a short while then decided to call. Neppl showed K♠Q♣ and scooped the pot.
Sean Hamrick open-jammed for 1,250,000 from middle position and Antony Diep, in the small blind and covered, jammed all his chips in the middle of the table, risking his tournament life.
Antony Diep: A♦Q♠
Sean Hamrick: 5♦5♠
It was a classic coin flip with Diep needing his overcards to hit the board. Diep did hit the board with top pair but Hamrick caught a set on the 6♠Q♣5♥ flop. The situation with Hamrick in the lead remained unchanged, with the 7♦2♣ runout dashing Diep's hopes of moving on further.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Skyler Halama raised from early position to 215,000, and Jerome Neppl called from the big blind, announcing, "Let's see a flop."
The flop came out with 6♦3♦3♠, and Neppl checked, while Halama bet out 115,000. Neppl called.
On the 2♥ turn, Neppl checked again as Halama counted out a bet of 380,000. Neppl quickly called.
The 6♥ river saw both players check. Neppl announced, "Nine high." Halama flipped over A♠J♥ for two pair with top kicker.
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