5♦6♥7♥4♣A♥
4♠4♥Q♣J♥A♠
Action was picked up on the river, with both Jacob Fishbein and Mark Liedtke sitting with 205,000 in front of them from previous streets. Fishbein bet out for 395,000, leaving just 20,000 behind. Liedtke went very deep into the tank, and mulled over his options for a few moments. Eventually, he put in the call.
Fishbein announced, "queens and queen-high flush," tabling Q♠Q♥9♥3♠. Liedtke mucked in frustration.
Q♣5♣4♣A♠A♥
J♦10♥5♥6♣7♥
Gregory Brown bet 140,000 on the button and only Antoine Labat in the big blind called.
Labat check-called the 115,000 jam from Brown on the turn.
Gregory Brown: A♦K♣8♣3♦ 
Antoine Labat: A♣Q♦5♦2♣
Brown's second nut flush was no good against Labat's full house and a pair of fives on the other board was good for Labat's lead to continue to grow.
A♥J♦5♥2♣9♦
5♣Q♠3♦K♥6♠
Action was picked up on the turn, with both small blind Antoine Labat and big blind Daniel Walmsley having invested 50,000 each on the flop.
Labat check-raised a bet of 100,000 from Walmsley, only for the latter to move all in. Labat speedily called.
Antoine Labat: 8♠5♠5♦2♠
Daniel Walmsley: A♦K♠Q♦7♥
Labat was comfortably in the lead with a set of fives on both boards, and had to fade just four outs on each river to scoop. He did so, crossing the 2,000,000 mark.
A♠J♠9♣3♥6♦
A♣4♥4♣J♣A♥
Andrew West moved all in for 135,000 on the flop from first position and Reiji Kono called in the big blind.
Andrew West: K♣10♥8♣4♠
Reiji Kono: J♦8♥7♥4♦
A pair of jacks was good for Kono on the bottom board and the full house on the top board saw Kono scooping while West took his leave from the tournament.
10♥9♣7♥
2♣8♥3♥
Action checked all the way around to Brian Hunkins on the button, who put in a pot-sized bet of 160,000. Ray Fishman, in the big blind, deliberated for quite some time, and alternated between checking his cards and the board. Eventually he announced "I'm all in."
When it folded back to Hunkins, he took quite some time to come to a decision. Fishman was talking his ear off the whole time, letting him know that he's playing both boards, and that he'll show no matter what. After taking inventory, Hunkins believed him and folded.
Fishman tabled J♥9♥9♦8♣ for just about everything. Moments ago, he was sat on just a mere T-5,000 chip. He now has 156 of them.
A♠6♣3♣7♠9♠
6♥5♦4♥6♠4♠
Devin Maio bet 40,000 on the flop from the small blind to see Malcolm Trayner raise to 360,000 in late position. Timothy Batow in late position moved all in for 365,000 and Maio repotted to see Trayner jam on him for 710,000, earning a call from Maio.
Timothy Batow: A♥A♦Q♠7♦
Devin Maio: 8♠6♦5♠4♦
Malcolm Trayner: 9♣8♣7♥3♠
Maio ended up with a flush on one board and sixes full on the other to scoop up all of Batow's stack and most of Trayner's.
2♣10♣6♦A♦5♠
A♠2♥J♣2♦K♥
Joao Simao was forced all in with just 10,000 to his name. The floor ruled, conversely to what was told to the players during Day 1, that he was only able to win 10,000 off every player. When the flops were dealt, Cliff Yuan bet out, then called all in after Konosuke Nakajima potted.
Joao Simao: Q♥J♦9♥8♥
Cliff Yuan:: J♥J♠7♦6♠
Konosuke Nakajima: 10♠10♦4♣3♥
Yuan's set held, as Nakajima's set got replaced by a straight, winning him half either way. Simao hit the rail.
Level: 21
Ante: 20,000
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