Griffin Goodman limped in from the cutoff and Jake Liebeskind then raised to 12,000 in the big blind. Goodman called, and they saw a flop of J♦10♦6♦.
Liebeskind then led out for 7,000, and Goodman called. The turn was the 7♠ and Liebeskind checked to Goodman, who bet 12,000. Liebeskind called.
Both players checked the 6♥ river, and Goodman showed A♦J♠9♣7♦2♣ for a flopped flush. Liebeskind flashed A♣A♠ as he mucked.
Small blind Tyler Brown shoved his last 35,500 into the middle on a completed 4♦5♥6♥3♦A♣ board for around a pot-sized bet. William Kerkaert called in the big blind, while Matt Glantz folded under the gun after some debate.
Brown showed A♠K♠7♠4♣2♥ for the wheel and a seven-high straight, while Kerkaert had the same low but a worse straight with Q♦10♣5♠3♠2♦.
Brian Battistone limped in from the hijack before Matthew Valeo raised to 12,000 in the cutoff. Battistone called, and they saw a flop of A♠6♠4♦.
Battistone then moved all in for his last 20,000, and Valeo called.
Brian Battistone: K♣K♠10♦9♥2♠ 
Matthew Valeo: A♥10♣5♦4♥2♦
Valeo had flopped two pair to take the lead over Battistone's kings, and the rest of the board ran out Q♦8♣ to earn him the pot and send Battistone to the rail.
In a pot worth 34,500, Yehuda Buchalter checked from the cutoff to Jesse McVicker on the button, who shoved all in for 34,000 on the J♦8♠2♣ flop.
Buchalter spent about a minute in thought before he gave up and mucked, surrendering the pot to McVicker without further contest.
Gus Hansen and Phillip Hui each put 25,000 in the pot on a flop of J♦7♠10♠ before Hui moved all in for 48,000 from middle position on the 2♠ turn. Hansen called in the hijack.
Hui showed A♠K♠K♥10♥5♦ for the nut flush, while Hansen had a smaller flush with A♥9♥8♣5♠3♠. The 3♣ river gave both players the same low, and Hui took three-quarters.
Sean Troha on the button and Stephen Deutsch in middle position had gotten all their chips in the middle at some point in the hand, and had reached the 2♠K♥8♦4♣4♠ river.
Troha was at risk for roughly 150,000 and had tabled A♠A♦K♦Q♦3♥ for the nut low with an overpair. Deutsch had the same low with A♥K♣7♥5♠3♠, but an inferior high meant hi only received a quarter of the pot back.
Griffin Goodman bet 11,000 from middle position on a flop of 9♥J♠10♠ and was called by Scott Seiver in the hijack.
James Schafer then raised to 65,000 in the big blind, and both opponents called.
Schafer moved all in for 49,500 on the 8♣ turn, and Goodman called. Seiver then reshoved for 55,000, and Goodman again put him at risk.
Seiver showed K♥Q♥10♥9♠8♦, Goodman had A♠10♣6♦6♠2♥, and Schafer K♠Q♦J♦5♠4♠.
The 8♥ river improved Seiver to a full house, and he scooped the pot to double up off Goodman and send Schafer to the rail.
Taylor Atchison limped under the gun and called when Dylan Lambe made it 13,000 in the hijack.
The duo checked through the 2♠Q♠Q♦ flop, prompting Atchison to bet 10,000 on the 3♣ turn.
Lambe called to the Q♥ river, where Atchison put his opponent at risk for 35,000. Lambe sighed, but quickly called for his tournament life.
Atchison showed A♥Q♣6♥5♦4♦ for quad queens, and Lambe briefly flashed AxAx before his cards were swept into the muck.
Cary Katz bet 21,000 from the big blind on a flop of K♥A♦4♦, Chino Rheem moved all in from under the gun, and Katz called for his last 40,000.
Cary Katz: 10♣10♠6♦3♣2♦
Chino Rheem: A♥Q♦9♠3♦2♠
The board ran out J♠J♥, and Rheem's two pair earned him the pot to send Katz to the rail.
"Good luck in the Super Turbo," he said to Katz on Katz's way to the exit.
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