Taylor Clouse moved all in for his last 250,000 in the small blind, and Sudharshan Karanam made the call in the big blind.
Taylor Clouse: A♦K♣ 
Sudharshan Karanam: K♥K♦
Clouse was unable to find help on the 9♣8♦4♦2♠10♦ board, as Karanam secured the knockout and added more chips to his growing stack.
Action was picked up with Sriharsha Doddapaneni on the button firing 1,000,000 into a pot of around 1,800,000 beside a completed board of Q♦J♠A♥2♦Q♣.
Vincenzo Abate in the big blind, check-raised him all-in for around 1,600,000 sending Doddapaneni into a long tank, which took longer than it should.
When the dealer called the floor for clock, Doddapaneni started protesting saying that it's a big hand, which prompted players on the table to take sides, some supporting the button's defense and others stating he's taken 4 minutes to think whether to add 600,000 or not.
The floor finally arrived and decided to give him one minute more before the 30 seconds countdown. Halfway through the countdown he made a one chip call.
Abate showed K♠8♥ for king-high while Doddapaneni showed Q♠10♦. Abate got on his feet ready to leave, visibly disgusted and said, "What were you taking so long for. You had trips," then left the table.
John Tone was all in automatically from the big blind with 60,000, Scott Kuehne moved all in for 220,000 from under the gun, and Samuel Hawley woke up with aces in the small blind and quickly called.
Tone was wearing a shirt that said, "Poker is war." Unfortunately, this was the end of his battle, although the table was rooting for him.
John Tone: 7♦3♣
Scott Kuehne: Q♥Q♠
Samuel Hawley: A♦A♥
Although the board brought a three for Tone, the pair of aces won with the board of 5♠3♦J♠8♣9♦ for Hawley.
Eric Lin was all in on the button, facing off against Phillip Hui in the big blind.
Eric Lin: A♦10♦
Phillip Hui: Q♣10♣
Lin had Hui dominated, but the 5♣K♣4♠ flop brought the bigger stack a flush draw. The board paired on the 5♥ turn, while Hui completed his flush on the 3♣ river to send Lin to the rail.
Rafael Infante in the small blind, at risk and all-in for 700,000 and James Lisi under the gun were engaged in a showdown.
James Lisi: 10♣9♣
Rafael Infante: Q♥Q♠
Infante was ahead but the board ran K♣5♠J♥7♦Q♣ pushing Lisi in the lead and securing him a double up with a rivered straight. Infante was visibly shell shocked as Lisi scooped the pot.
Israel Pantaleon moved all in from early position for 925,000, Qi Wang reshoved all in for 1,905,000 from the late position, and Sanjeev Kapoor called for his last 55,000 from the small blind.
Sanjeev Kapoor: Q♠10♠
Israel Pantaleon: J♠J♥
Qi Wang: 10♣10♦
The board brought J♦7♦Q♥6♠A♣, and Kapoor had the best hand with a pair of queens, winning the main pot, and Pantaleon won a sizeable side pot with his set of jacks.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Daniel Swearingin opened to 150,000 in early position and Josef Hollander in hijack called. Tanyth Gatley in cutoff said, "Lets do this!" then pushed her 285,000 chips forward for an all-in.
Swearingin asked for a count then made the call while Hollander got out of the way.
Tanyth Gatley: K♦10♦
Daniel Swearingin: 9♥9♦
"I'm live," Gatley said as the dealer flopped 2♦7♥7♠. Gatley needed one of her over cards to hit the board but the runout came 4♥6♠.
With nothing to help her, Gatley picked up her things and said, "I'm going to hit the pool straight away."
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