Phil Ivey raised the hijack and Gus Hansen three-bet the big blind. Ivey called.
Hansen bet on the A♦2♣J♠ flop and Ivey called.
Hansen fired again when he saw the 10♦ turn, and Ivey called.
A 2♠ on the river caused Hansen to check-fold, and Ivey won the pot.
With the full board showing 4♣J♣9♦Q♦8♥ and with a large pot having already formed. Benny Glaser bet from the blinds, and Jonathan Krela called for his last 20,000 or so from middle position to put himself at risk.
Glaser turned over 10♣9♣ for a rivered straight. Krela couldn't beat it with K♣Q♥ for top pair, and he was out of the tournament.
Kyle Ray three-bet in the small blind and Jonathan Krela called in the hijack.
Ray continued with a bet on the Q♣8♥5♣ flop and Krela called. The turn was the J♠ and Ray bet again. Krela called, and the A♣ fell on the river.
Ray then bet once more, and Krela took several minutes before giving up his hand.
At another table, Gus Hansen bet from the hijack on a flop of Q♦4♥5♥ and Phil Ivey called on the button.
Hansen bet again on the 10♥ turn, and Ivey called. Hansen checked the 5♠ river, and Ivey bet. Hansen then raised, and Ivey snap-folded.
Jesse Lonis raised the button and Dong Chen three-bet the big blind. Lonis called.
Lonis called bets from Chen on every street on the K♦5♠7♣2♥6♦ runout before Chen showed J♠7♠ for a pair of sevens. Lonis couldn't beat it, and Chen scooped in the pot.
Benny Glaser raised in the cutoff and Batmunkh Unubukh three-bet on the button. Jonathan Krela four-bet in the big blind, and Glaser made it five bets. Only Krela called.
The flop came 10♥A♠3♠ and Glaser bet. Krela then raised, and Glaser called.
Krela bet on the J♣ turn, and Glaser called. The river was the K♦ and Krela bet his last chips. Glaser snap-folded, and Krela took the pot.
Level: 17
Blinds: 8,000-15,000
Limits: 15,000-30,000
Daniel Negreanu raised from middle position and Michael Casella three-bet the cutoff. When it got back to Negreanu, he four-bet, and Casella jammed for 57,000. Negreanu called to try and burst the bubble.
Michael Casella: A♦K♣ 
Daniel Negreanu: K♠K♥
Casella was the shortest stack remaining by quite a margin and needed to find an ace to keep the tournament on the bubble.
Casella found no help on the Q♠2♦4♦4♥4♣ runout as Negreanu improved to a full house.
Casella was the last player to leave empty-handed, and the remaining 19 players were all in the money.
Heads-up on a flop of 5♥7♠7♣, Phil Ivey bet from middle position and Gus Hansen raised in the big blind. Ivey called, and the 4♣ fell on the turn.
Hansen then bet, and Ivey came back with a raise. Hansen took about 30 seconds and eventually laid down his cards.
At another table, Philip Long had opened in the cutoff and Dylan Smith called in the big blind.
Long bet on the A♥8♥K♥ flop and 6♥ turn. Smith called down to the 3♦ river, where both players checked.
Smith turned over 10♣10♥ for a flush, and Long mucked.
Dylan Smith checked from under the gun on the Q♣8♥3♦ flop and Philip Long bet from the button. Smith called.
Check, check followed the 10♣ turn to see the 6♥ hit the river. Smith bet and Long quickly called.
Smith showed K♣Q♥ for top pair to take down the pot.
John Racener bet from the button on a flop of 9♣A♠6♥ and Jeremy Ausmus called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 8♠ turn. Ausmus then led out for a bet on the 5♦ river, and Racener called. Ausmus instantly mucked his cards, and Racener won the pot without a showdown.
The next hand, Racener raised in the cutoff, Ausmus three-bet in the small blind, and Racener called.
Ausmus bet on the 7♥Q♦A♦ flop and Racener called. The 2♦ turn was checked through, as was the 4♠ river.
Ausmus showed 8♦8♠, but Racener had K♥K♣ to win another pot.
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