On a completed board of 10♥3♦A♦Q♠Q♦, big blind Jake Liebeskind checked it over to Tyler Brown, who bet the pot of 15,200 from the cutoff.
Liebeskind went into the tank for several minutes, but eventually called. Brown showed K♣J♦ for a straight, but Liebeskind had rivered a flush with K♠K♦J♠J♥10♦ to take the pot.
"You don't make it easy, buddy," Liebeskind told Brown as he raked in the chips.
Three ways to the 2♥J♠4♦ flop with around 7,000 already in the pot, Danny Chang checked from the small blind and Viktor Blom bet the pot from middle position. Marco Johnson called in the cutoff, while Chang folded.
Action went heads up to the Q♣ turn, which checked through to see the A♥ arrive on the river. Blom checked, and Johnson bet the pot.
Blom went into a rare tank before ultimately deciding a fold was best, surrendering the pot to Johnson.
Daniel Harmetz bet the pot of 33,600 on the 5♣Q♥A♦9♦ turn from the big blind, leaving only 5,000 behind. Cutoff Daniel Hirsh called after some time in the tank, after which Terrance Reid gave up on the pot on the button.
Harmetz then committed his last chips on the J♠ river, only to be snapped off by Hirsh. Harmetz announced two pair, but Hirsh had rivered the nuts with A♣K♠J♥10♦10♣ to take his opponent out.
Not much later, Nick Schulman took the empty seat.
Scott Eskenazi raised the hijack to 3,000 and Octaviano Duran three-bet from the button to 10,800. Eskenazi called when it got back to him.
Eskenazi checked on the 3♠4♦J♦ flop, and Duran fired the pot. Eskenazi folded, and Duran showed A♣A♦4♣3♦2♦.
With about 33,000 in the pot on a board of 4♦J♥5♠5♥, Jonathan Greene jammed for around 8,000 from the small blind and Yueqi Zhu called in the hijack. James Schafer then jammed from the button for 50,500, and Zhu called with the covering stack.
Jonathan Greene: A♦Q♣9♥8♥2♠ 
James Schafer: A♥5♣5♦4♠4♣
Yueqi Zhu: A♣8♦6♥3♥2♦
Schafer had the high locked up with unbeatable quad fives and asked the dealer for a high river card.
The dealer listened to Schafer's pleas and peeled off the Q♥ to complete the board. Schafer nearly tripled up, Zhu was left short, and Greene headed to the rail.
Under the gun, Anthony Zinno bet 10,000 into a pot of 14,500 on the 10♣6♦8♠Q♠ turn. John Monnette called in the cutoff, and did so too when Zinno sized up to 34,500 on the 5♥ river.
Zinno tabled A♥K♣Q♣4♣2♣ for nut low with a pair, but Monnette had two pair with A♠10♦9♠6♣3♦ to take half the pot.
Over at another table, Anderson Ireland was all in preflop for his last chips against Jeff Madsen.
Anderson Ireland: A♠Q♦9♦3♠3♦
Jeff Madsen: A♣9♠7♣5♥2♥
Meadsen made a full house on the K♣5♦5♣A♦J♦ board to send Ireland to the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
With the flop showing 2♠10♥J♥, Raphael Nogueira bet 3,500 from the hijack and Vladimir Belekhov raised out of the cutoff. Nogueira continued with a call.
A K♦ came on the turn and Nogueira opted to lead out for 16,400. Belekhov gave it plenty of thought before carving out a raise to 45,000.
Nogueira immediately got rid of his cards, surrendering the pot to Belekhov.
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