With 500,000 in the pot on a monotone flop of 5♥K♥J♥, four players checked to see the 2♣ on the turn.
Greg Raymer and Kevin Song checked from the blinds, prompting Lionel Barracano to bet 350,000 from under the gun. Barbara Sargent called from middle position, and Raymer also came along.
All three players checked the 2♥ river, and Raymer took down the pot with A♣K♠ for top pair, top kicker.
Susan Murphey raised to 250,000 in early position, Alexander Dovzhenko three-bet to 700,000 on the button, and Laurence Lubliner cold four-bet jammed in the big blind for 1,300,000 to put himself at risk. Only Dovzhenko called.
Laurence Lubliner: 3♠3♥ 
Alexander Dovzhenko: A♦10♥
It was a fair fight, but Lubliner's pair of treys remained best as the board ran out 8♣9♠5♦2♣7♠.
Paul McMullin raised to 200,000 from the button and Marc Levy called from the big blind.
Levy check-called a continuation-bet from McMullin on the K♥J♦9♦ flop.
The 4♥ on the turn brought another check from Levy, and McMullin bet 350,000. Levy immediately check-jammed, covering McMullin, who called off his remaining 1,280,000 to put himself at risk.
Paul McMullin: Q♠Q♣
Marc Levy: K♦10♥
Both players held top pair and a straight draw, but after the 5♠ completed the board, McMullin's queen-kicker played to earn him the double-up through Levy.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
Rob Hollink got it all in preflop in middle position for right around 1,000,000 against Mark Forster in the small blind, who covered.
Rob Hollink: A♥5♠
Mark Forster: A♦K♣
Forster pulled ahead further on the 8♠K♥6♦ flop, pairing his king. The J♠ turn and 5♦ river offered no hope to Hollink, who was sent to the rail.
From the button, Greg Raymer raised to 160,000 and found calls from Kevin Song and Lionel Barracano in the blinds.
Song led out for 255,000 after the 6♦2♠Q♠ flop appeared. Barracano folded, and Raymer called.
A flush-completing K♠ on the turn prompted Song to check. Raymer slid out a bet of 500,000, causing Song to fold, giving up the pot to the 2004 Main Event champion.
Timothy Garner made it around 200,000 from middle position, and Micheal Dokell defended from the big blind.
As soon as Dokell saw the dealer fan the K♠3♠7♦ flop, he led out for 500,000. Garner jammed for 1,720,000, and Dokell snap-called for most of his stack.
Timothy Garner: A♠K♣
Micheal Dokell: K♥9♠
Both players held top pair, but it was Garner's ace-kicker that had him poised for a huge double-up.
The rest of the board came 2♥10♠, and Garner doubled to over four million.
The flop showed 2♦Q♥6♠, when the action was picked up. Dhesikan Ananchaperumal and Kenna James both checked to the turn Q♣.
On the next street, Ananchaperumal decided to check-folded the bet of 200,000 from Forster.
James took down the pot.
Action picked up on the flop of K♣6♠8♠ in a hand between Alexander Dovzhenko in the hijack and Susan Murphey in the big blind.
Murphey check-called a bet of 150,000 from Dovzhenko, bringing the 7♦ turn. She check-called again, this time for 450,000, and the Q♦ rolled off on the river, where both players checked.
"Missed," said Murphey as she turned over J♣9♦ for jack-high. Dovzhenko tabled A♦8♥ for a pair of eights.
Greg Raymer raised from early position and William Derego got his stack of around 500,000 into the middle from the cutoff. Raymer quickly called.
William Derego: A♣8♣
Greg Raymer: A♠K♦
Derego was dominated by Raymer's ace-king, but that changed when he spiked an eight on the 8♥3♥Q♥ flop.
Raymer picked up a straight draw when the 10♥ hit the turn, and he got there after the J♠ completed the board to give him Broadway.
Derego was sent to the rail, and Raymer received a round of applause from a few fans on the rail as he climbed to almost three million chips.
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