Dan Sepiol raised to 55,000 on the button, and James Cavanaugh called in the big blind.
Both players checked on the 6♥10♥8♣ flop, but when Cavanaugh checked again on the 5♠ turn, Sepiol bet 30,000. That was enough to claim the pot, as Cavanaugh folded, leaving himself with six big blinds.
Ari Engel raised to 55,000 on the button and Martin Zamani three-bet from the big blind. Engel committed his last 290,000 into the middle and Zamani called to put Engel at risk.
Ari Engel: A♦A♣K♠5♦
Martin Zamani: Q♥Q♠9♣6♣
"You think you're gonna win it?" Engel said to Zamani as they tabled their hands.
"I would be some money on my hand if you wanna side bet," Zamani replied.
The A♥Q♦7♦ flop improved both players to a set and the 3♦ turn further improved Engel to the nut flush.
"You probably got me," Zamani conceded.
The 8♣ completed the board, keeping Engel best for the double up.
Aksel Hansen raised to 50,000 in the cutoff before Maxi Lehmanski moved all in from the big blind. Hansen called for 185,000.
Aksel Hansen: K♣K♣J♦10♦
Maxi Lehmanski: A♠Q♣5♠2♣
The K♦Q♥J♥ flop gave Hansen top set and a big lead in the pot. "It's going to be hard for you to lose this one," Jesse Lonis told him, and Hansen indeed held up through the 4♥ turn and 5♦ river to double up.
"I really thought you were going to jinx him," Martin Zamani told Lonis.
Diogo Veiga raised to 55,000 in early position, and Anatoly Zlotnikov three-bet to 190,000 one seat to his left. Aaron Leffler called in the small blind, but Veiga wasn't done. He put in a four-bet to 775,000. Zlotnikov folded, but Leffler called, putting himself all in for around 650,000.
Aaron Leffler: A♠K♣J♣10♣
Diogo Veiga: A♥A♣9♠2♦
Leffler found a pair on the 3♦7♣K♦ flop, but the 7♦ turn and 9♥ river left him unimproved, seeing his run come to an end.
Jordan Spurlin three-bet to 175,000 in the big blind, leaving just one 5,000 chip behind, and he called when Diego Romero shoved on the button.
Jordan Spurlin: A♠K♠K♥9♠
Diego Romero: A♦7♥5♦5♠
Spurlin flopped a set on the A♥K♣9♦ flop, and the rest of the board ran out 8♠J♥ to secure him a double up.
Pavel Plesuv opened to 55,000 from early position and was called by Phillip Mighall in middle position. Maxi Lehmanski squeezed to 235,000 from the small blind and both Plesuv and Mighall called for a massive three-way pot.
The flop came 10♥3♣9♠ and it didn't take long for all three players to commit their stacks into the middle, with Mighall on the shortest stack and Lehmanski with a covering stack.
Phillip Mighall: J♠10♠9♣7♣
Pavel Plesuv: K♠Q♣J♣4♠
Maxi Lehmanski: A♦A♥8♦2♣
The Q♥ turn immediately improved Plesuv to the nut straight and the 6♠ river changed nothing — awarding the entire pot to Plesuv and eliminating Mighall from contention.
Aaron Leffler bet 65,000 from middle position on a flop of 2♦K♣J♠ and Zachary Peay raised to 270,000 in the cutoff. Leffler then moved all in, and Peay called for 450,000.
Zachary Peay: K♠K♦7♦6♣
Aaron Leffler: K♥J♥10♦8♠
Leffler had flopped top two pair, but Peay showed down top set. The board ran out Q♥4♥, and Peay doubled up.
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