Pyeongkang Kim moved all in from the small blind to put Timothy Miles at risk in the big blind for his 240,000. Miles made the call.
Timothy Miles: Q♠8♠ 
Pyeongkang Kim: Q♣6♦
Miles pulled ahead further on the 8♦A♣10♠ flop, pairing his eight. The turn brought the J♣ and the river fell the 7♣, securing him the late night double up.
After seeing no action before him, Joey Weissman limped from the small blind and John Ypma checked the big blind.
The 4♦8♠5♥ flop saw Weissman check and Ypma bet 125,000. Weissman stuck around to see the 4♣ turn and action was checked through to the K♥ river.
Weissman bet 100,000 and Ypma peeled his cards before mucking his hand.
Michael Lavenburg was short-stacked and got it all in preflop from the big blind against Sebastian Schulze in the small blind, who covered.
Michael Lavenburg: J♠J♣
Sebastian Schulze: J♦8♦
Lavenburg's jacks remained in the lead all the way as the board ran out 2♣7♥A♠3♣7♣, earning him the much-needed double up.
James MacMillan opened to 100,000 from middle position and Konstantin Cugunov moved all in on the button for 315,000. Sebastien Grax re-raised to around 1,500,000 and MacMillan quickly got out of the way, but not before he showed his 9♣9♦.
Konstantin Cugunov: J♣J♥
Sebastien Grax: K♣K♠
Cugunov was looking for help, but the 4♠K♥6♥ flop only improve Grax further. The 8♦ turn saw him drawing dead and he stood from the table as the 2♦ completed the board.
Michael Allen raised to 100,000 from early position, Aditya Agarwal flat called from late position, and Faraz Jaka gave both players a squeeze with a three-bet to 420,000. Allen folded, and Agarwal put in a back-raise for all of his chips worth 2,000,000. Jaka went into deep thought and queried, "Does he have more than me?"
There was no official count, but the consensus at the table was that they were very close in chips. Jaka called.
Aditya Agarwal: 9♠9♣
Faraz Jaka: J♦J♠
The board ran out with something for everyone with 5♠Q♣J♥9♥6♠. Both players held a set, but Jaka's hand was the winner and he also had Agarwal covered by 100,000.
Action folded around to Sebastian Schulze in the small blind, who moved all in to put Timothy Miles in the big blind at risk. Miles looked down at his cards and tossed them into the muck.
The next hand, Schulze moved all in on the button to put Miles and Michael Lavenburg in the blinds at risk. They both folded and the pot was pushed to Schulze.
Tom Hall opened to 100,000 from middle position. Sebastien Grax three-bet all in from the small blind for his last 650,000.
When Hall silently turned over his hand, the dealer asked, "You call?"
His reply? "Um, yeah."
Tom Hall: A♠A♣
Sebastien Grax: K♣Q♦
Indeed, Hall was no doubt making the call with pocket aces. Didn't matter. The runout was unkind.
The board came 5♥Q♣K♥K♦7♦, giving Grax two pair on the flop and a full house on the turn for the double-up.
Kenzo Ishida opened to 100,000 from late position and Srivinay Irrinki defended the small blind.
A 10♣Q♠7♦ flop saw Irrinki check-call a 50,000 bet by Ishida, taking them to the A♠ turn.
Ishida asked for 160,000 after Irrinki checked the turn, but saw no more chips go into the pot as Irrinki gave up his hand.
Irrinki asked after the pot was passed, "Set? Top-two?...", to which Ishida responded, "I'm happy about it" and revealed no more information about his hand.
Action picked up on the river in a hand between John Ypma in the small blind and Christos Argyriadis in the big blind.
With about 440,000 in the middle and the board reading 10♥5♠Q♦5♦Q♥, Ypma moved all in for 330,000 to put himself at risk.
Argyriadis thought for a moment before eventually flicking in the call with 10♠6♥, only to see the bad news when Ypma turned over 6♣5♥ for the full house, fives full of queens.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
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