Ilia Krupin bet from the cutoff on a flop of 7♣7♠2♦ and Renan Bruschi called in the big blind.
The turn was the 7♦ and Krupin put out another bet. Bruschi called to the 5♦ river, where he led out with a bet. Krupin tanked for a minute before folding, and Bruschi took the pot.
Casey Hayes was all in from middle position, Glenn Engelbert also committed his last chips in the small blind, while Michael Noori on the button had both players covered and at risk in a pot worth around 300,000.
Casey Hayes: A♦Q♦9♦6♥ 
Glenn Engelbert: A♣K♥5♠3♥
Michael Noori: A♠J♦9♠3♠
Noori finished with two pair on the 8♣7♠9♥J♥3♦ board, while Engelbert made a low to take half the pot. Hayes was left with nothing and was sent to the rail.
Valentin Vornicu raised on the button and Kelly Vande Mheen called in the big blind.
The flop rolled out Q♣6♥2♣ and Vande Mheen checked over to Vornicu who bet. Vande Mheen responded with a check-raise and Vornicu called.
Vande Mheen bet the turn 10♠ to see Vornicu call, with action repeating identically on the river 4♥.
At showdown, Vande Mheen tabled A♠Q♠4♦3♣ for queens up and the nut low, which was good for the pot as Vornicu mucked his hand.
Heads-up on a flop of 5♥8♥Q♥, Jose Paz-Gutierrez bet from the cutoff and Yuhong Liu called in the hijack.
Paz-Gutierrez bet again on the 2♣ turn, and Liu again called. The river was the 2♠ and Paz-Gutierrez bet once more. Liu called, and Paz-Gutierrez showed A♠9♠8♣3♦ for two pair and a low to scoop the pot.
"What do you call 10,000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?" Joseph Bertrand said to tablemate Ray Fishman.
"A good start," Amnon Filippi replied.
"Did you just tell me the punch line?" Fishman added.
"He did," Bertrand replied.
Meanwhile, Aubrey Gilbert had raised on the button and Filippi three-bet in the small blind. Gilbert called, and the flop came Q♣8♠9♣. Filippi then bet, and Gilbert called.
Filippi checked the 8♣ turn and Gilbert bet. Filippi called, and they both checked the K♠ river.
Filippi turned over A♣A♦K♥2♠, and Gilbert mucked.
"It's that time of the night to get crazy," Filippi said.
Action was picked up on the flop between Perry Green in first position, Joshua Damm in the hijack, Kathy Chang on the button, and Nolan Guagenti in the big blind.
The flop read Q♦10♥6♣ and action checked around to Damm who bet to see only Chang call.
On the turn Q♣, Damm bet a second time to see Chang call and action repeated on the river 8♠.
"You're good," said Damm as he flashed K♦J♦ for just king-high. Chang tabled A♣Q♠5♦3♦ for three queens and she was awarded the pot.
Justin Liberto put in his last 65,000 from under the gun and Sebastian Schulz in the hijack and William House in the cutoff put him at risk.
"You guys like to build a pot. Like to gamble," tablemate Vanessa Selbst said as the flop came K♣7♣6♥. House then bet, and Schulz called.
House bet again on the Q♠ turn, and Schulz again called. Both players checked down the 9♠ river, and Liberto showed A♠10♣7♥5♣. House turned over A♣K♦3♥2♣ for a pair of kings, and Schulz mucked as House took the pot to send Liberto to the rail.
Benjamin Gold raised in the cutoff, Casey Hayes three-bet in the small blind, and Gold called.
Hayes bet on the 9♥2♦J♥ flop and Gold called. Hayes then committed his last chips on the 10♠ turn, and Gold called to put him at risk.
Hayes showed A♦10♦10♥3♥ for a set. "I'm drawing dead," Gold said, showing 10♣6♦5♦2♣. The river was the 2♥ and Hayes doubled up for 134,000.
"This guy is like a cockroach," a tablemate said.
Nirath Rean bet from the small blind on a flop of A♠3♠8♦ and Aubrey Gilbert called in the big blind. Ray Fishman then raised on the button and Rean reraised, chasing Gilbert out of the pot. Fishman, though, called off his last chips.
Ray Fishman: K♠6♠5♦3♥
Nirath Rean: A♦10♣6♥5♥
The turn was the Q♦, while Fishman hit a flush on the 7♠ river to secure half the pot, while they chopped the low.
Nirath Rean raised in late position to see Joseph Betrand three-bet in the small blind and Rean called.
The flop rolled out 9♦8♦4♠ and Betrand bet to see Rean call.
Betrand bet once more on the 9♣ turn and Rean called while both of them checked the river 6♣.
Rean showed 7♠4♣2♠2♣ for a pair of fours with an eight-seven low, but it was no good against Joseph Betrand's A♥A♣J♦5♠ for aces up with an eight-six low.
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