James Obst raised to 80,000 in the cutoff. Matthew Beinner then three-bet to 280,000 in the small blind, which Obst called.
Beinner checked the 7♦5♥6♥ flop over to Obst, who quickly shoved all in. Beinner's stack of 520,000 was covered, and he gave up on the pot after about a minute in the tank.
Sean Troha raised to 140,000 in the hijack and Nick Schulman reraised to 475,000 in the small blind. Troha called.
Schulman then moved all in for 275,000 on the K♣8♥5♥ flop, and Troha called to put him at risk.
Nick Schulman: A♥K♥10♦3♣2♣ 
Sean Troha: A♣9♣7♥4♦2♦
Schulman was ahead with top pair, while they both had the same low draw. The 8♦ turn was no help to Troha, and Schulman held up on the J♠ river to earn the double up.
Level: 23
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
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The remaining players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
Heads-up on a board of A♦K♣9♠4♠, Bruno Furth bet 195,000 from the hijack and Luis Velador potted to 770,000 in the cutoff. "I'm definitely not folding. I just want to take a minute," Furth said before he moved all in, and Velador called off his last 175,000.
Velador showed A♥K♠10♦4♥3♦ for two pair, but Furth had a set with A♠K♠10♣4♦4♣. The river was the 8♠ and Furth improved to a flush to win the big pot to send Velador to the rail.
At another table, Frank Brannan got in his last 450,000 from the small blind against Daniel Aharoni on the button with the flop showing 10♥2♠8♣.
Frank Brannan: A♣10♣5♣4♦3♠
Daniel Aharoni: A♦Q♦Q♠6♠4♣
Brannan needed to improve against Aharoni's queens, but he missed the 9♠ turn and 8♥ river as he joined Velador on the rail.
Luis Velador checked the 6♦2♣7♦ flop from the big blind. Sam Soverel then bet 150,000, which Lawrence Brandt raised to 795,000. Velador folded after some thought, but Soverel put his opponent all in for 240,000 more.
Brandt quickly called, and the cards were tabled.
Lawrence Brandt: A♦J♦J♥8♣3♦
Sam Soverel: A♥K♦9♣3♣2♦
Brandt made the nut flush on the 4♦ turn, and the 10♣ river was rendered inconsequential as Brandt received three-quarters.
Three players went to a flop of A♣Q♣3♠ when Taylor Atchison bet 100,000 from the hijack. Only Viktor Blom called on the button.
Both players checked the 5♥ turn. Atchison then bet another 100,000 on the 4♠ river, and Blom announced pot. Atchison snap-folded even before Blom put the chips in the middle.
Qinghai Pan made it 80,000 to go on the button. Daniel Aharoni called in the big blind before he checked the J♦10♠5♥ flop. Pan bet the pot of 205,000, Aharoni moved all in, and Pan called off the few chips he had left behind.
Qinghai Pan: A♠A♦K♣8♥2♠
Daniel Aharoni: A♥10♣8♠6♥3♣
Aharoni turned the nut low draw on the 2♦, and he rivered two pair on the 6♠ to scoop the pot and send Pan packing.
David Benyamine bet 200,000 from the small blind on a flop of 8♦J♠2♣ and William Kerkaert called in the big blind.
The turn was the 6♠ and Benyamine moved all in. Kerkaert called for his last 650,000.
Benyamine showed A♦A♣9♠5♥4♣, while Kerkaert had A♠K♠10♣8♠3♦. The 8♠ river gave Kerkaert trips and a low, and he scooped the pot to double up.
"You're back, and better than ever," Doug Lorgeree told him.
At another table, Jason Riesenberg was already all in with a short stack as Taylor Atchison and Sean Troha went to a flop of K♦3♦5♥. Atchison then bet 200,000 from middle position, and Troha called in the cutoff.
Atchison moved all in on the 8♥ turn, and Troha called for 450,000. Troha showed A♣Q♥J♠10♣2♥, Atchison had A♦K♣8♠4♥3♣, while Riesenberg turned over Q♠J♣7♠6♦2♠. The river was the J♥ and Troha finished with a full house and a low to scoop the pot, earning a double up off Atchison while sending Riesenberg to the rail.
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