Emmanuel Derecho opened to 140,000 from under the gun and called a three-bet of 480,000 from Paul Volpe, who was in the hijack.
Derecho checked on the 4♦K♦Q♣ flop and Volpe moved all in for his last 285,000. Derecho quickly called and hands were revealed.
Paul Volpe: A♥A♠7♥3♦
Emmanuel Derecho: K♣Q♥10♣9♠
Volpe was behind the flopped two pair of Derecho, and the 10♦8♦ runout kept Derecho ahead, eliminating Volpe in 21st place.
Joshua Barney raised to 140,000 in middle position, Diogo Veiga three-bet to 440,000 in the big blind, and Barney four-bet jammed for 690,000 effective. Veiga called off his remaining 250,000 to put himself at risk.
Diogo Veiga: A♠Q♠Q♣9♣
Joshua Barney: A♣K♦J♦5♠
The board ran out 4♥8♦4♦6♣5♥ and Veiga earned the double-up with two pair, queens and fours.
Syed Shah raised the pot to 140,000 and Michael Mizrachi repotted on the button, Shah moved all in for 870,000 and Mizrachi called.
Syed Shah: A♦J♠10♣9♣
Michael Mizrachi: A♣K♠Q♣4♠
The 10♠5♠3♣ flop paired up Shah while Mizrachi had a wheel and flush draw. No help came on the 8♥ turn and Mizrachi initially celebrated when the Q♥ came on the river but instantly noticed the straight of Shah thereafter.
Joshua Barney opened to 140,000 from the hijack and was called by Toby Joyce on the button and Ari Engel in the small blind for a three-way pot.
Engel checked to Barney, who continued for 100,000 on the A♣A♠6♥ flop. Joyce called and Engel let his hand go.
The 10♠ fell on the turn and Barney bet again for 225,000. This time, Joyce let his hand go and Barney was sent the pot.
Martin Zamani raised to 100,000 in the cutoff, Jesse Lonis flatted on the button, and Karel Mokry defended in the big blind.
The flop came K♦Q♣7♦, and it checked to Zamani, who bet 275,000. Only Mokry called to see the 5♠ turn, where both players checked.
On the K♥ river, Mokry tossed out a pot-sized bet of 910,000, prompting Zamani to fold after a moment of thought.
Over on the live stream table, Aaron Kupin took the seat of Ryan Riess who bowed out in 22nd place. The next all-in showdown didn't take long thereafter with Zachary Peay at risk on a flop of K♠3♥2♥ against Michael Hahn.
Zachary Peay: A♦K♦Q♥3♠
Michael Hahn: A♣K♥10♣3♦
The 5♣ turn and 7♣ river brought no surprise and Peay remained in contention.
Jesse Lonis raised to 140,000 in middle position and Loren Klein defended in the big blind.
The flop of 8♦8♠7♥ checked through to the 5♦ turn, where Klein led out for 100,000. Lonis called and the river fell the 5♥, where Klein led out again, this time for 325,000.
"I'm not good enough to fold a straight," said Lonis, flicking in the call.
Klein tabled A♦9♠7♣7♦ for the full house, and the pot was pushed his way.
Loren Klein raised to 100,000 from middle position and was called by Jesse Lonis in the cutoff. Emmanuel Derecho squeezed to 460,000 on the button and it was folded to Klein, who moved all in for approximately 1,150,000.
Lonis went deep into the tank, but eventually decided to lay his hand down after a few minutes, and Derecho called all in to put himself at risk.
Emmanuel Derecho: A♥5♦4♦4♥
Loren Klein: A♣A♠8♦5♣
Derecho was in need of help against Klein's aces, and the 3♥10♦2♠8♣4♣ runout improved both players to a wheel for a dramatic chopped pot.
Over on the live stream table, two short stacks got their chips into the middle preflop and Michael Krasienko was the player at risk against Syed Shah.
Michael Krasienko: A♠K♠10♦4♦
Syed Shah: Q♦Q♣10♠9♦
The 9♠8♥5♣ flop kept Shah in the lead while the 4♠ turn gave Krasienko outs to a flush. However, the river was the blank 9♣ which only improved Shah to trips nines. Krasienko bowed out in 23rd place for $52,633.
Farid Jattin raised to 105,000 from under the gun and was three-bet by Ari Engel in middle position to 375,000. Jattin called and the flop came J♦7♣2♠, where he moved all in for about 675,000. Engel made the call.
Farid Jattin: 10♣9♣8♠6♠
Ari Engel: A♠A♥9♦8♦
The board ran out Q♦7♦, with Engel improving to a flush on the river to send Jattin packing.
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