There were roughly 600,000 chips in the pot on a board of 2♣J♦Q♣5♣10♥.
Daniel Moran who was under the gun announced "all in", and Julian Milliard who was in the cutoff snap-called with only 430,000 left behind.
Moran tabled a Jack-high flush with J♣10♣, however, Milliard tabled the nut flush with A♣7♣. Moran said, "I don't know how I ever get away from that one" as Milliard scooped the pot.
Heads-up play was underway with 300,000 on the pot and a board of 9♠10♠10♣5♣. Antonio Vargas check-called Adekunle Olonoh's bet of 215,000 to see the last card.
Both player checked the 6♦ river, prompting Vargas to show first. He tabled 7♦7x then threw it in the muck pile when he saw Olonoh show Q♠Q♥.
Dylan Linde moved all in from the early position for 105,000, and received a much-welcome call from Aaron Mermelstein in the small blind.
Dylan Linde: A♣K♣ 
Aaron Mermelstein: A♠6♠
The board went very nicely for Linde with K♠2♠7♦J♣9♥, and a pair of kings won the pot.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Mikhail Zavoloka opened to 30,000 under the gun and got button Guofeng Wang to call. Both blinds Jonas Lauck in small and John Krpan followed suit to see a flop.
All players checked the 4♠3♠5♣ flop.
On the 10♣ turn, Lauck checked, prompting Krpan to shove all-in for 245,000. Both Zavoloka and Wang got out of the way, but Lauck called taking the hand to showdown.
John Krpan: Q♦10♥
Jonas Lauck: A♥10♠
Lauck tabled his cards first, making Krpan throw his cards face-up in frustration, having hit the same pair as Lauck with a weaker kicker. The dealer completed the board with a 9♦ river, sealing Krpan's fate on the penultimate level of the day.
Jose Carlos Brito raised to 30,000 in early position, Kevin Naegelen called on the button, Jeremy Joseph called in the small blind but Jamie Flynn went all in for 375,000 in the big blind, Naegelen was the only player who called.
Jamie Flynn: K♠Q♦
Kevin Naegelen: 9♣9♥
Great start for Flynn a the flop came 6♣Q♠A♥, and he held as the board ran out 8♠ on the turn and the 6♦ on the river for more than a double up.
Anthony Casale raised under the gun to 30,000, Jean-Robert Bellande called in the small blind, and the big blind folded.
The flop came 2♣10♥2♠, and Casale fired out a bet of 30,000. Bellande called. Casale did not slow down on the 2♦ turn and bet 50,000. Bellande decided to raise to 130,000, and Casale went all in. Bellande snap-called.
Anthony Casale: 9♠9♣
Jean-Robert Bellande: A♣2♥
Casale was drawing dead as the 8♥ hit the river.
After seeing Bellande scoop the pot with his hand, his tablemate Anthony asked, "Wait, he raised and you called?" Bellande responded, "Listen, Anthony, I've been playing in the softest, juiciest games for the past 25 years, and I'm still broke. My stuff ain't GTO," he said with a chuckle.
"You know, I was going to fold, but I had 10,000 in there and the guy told me he had no idea what he was doing, so I thought, why not?", Bellande added before sipping his wine with a grin on his face.
Barry Shulman raised from under the gun to 30,000, and Jean-Robert Bellande defended his big blind. Both players checked the flop of J♣Q♥4♣.
On the 6♥ turn, Bellande checked, and Shulman bet 35,000. Bellande called.
Both players checked the river K♠. Bellande turned over A♥K♣ for a pair of kings, and Shulman mucked.
Action was picked up with Nicholas Pupillo at risk in the big blind and Daniel Moran in middle position, with their chips and cards in the middle of the table.
Nicholas Pupillo: Q♥J♠
Daniel Moran: A♦7♦
The board ran 2♦8♣9♣10♦4♠ giving Pupillo a straight for a double up.
With action folded to the blinds, Gabriel Andrade in small shoved all-in for 125,000 and got a snap-call from Jonas Lauck in the big, taking them to showdown.
Gabriel Andrade: A♣7♥
Jonas Lauck: 4♦4♥
Andrade was pushed ahead when the flop dropped A♠2♥9♥. The dealer completed the board with a Q♥ turn and 6♠ river. Lauck matched his chips and passed it to Andrade for a double up.
button in Safari
