David Beno open-jammed all in from early position for 350,000 and action folded around to Justin Arnwine in the big blind who snap-called.
David Beno: A♦Q♠ 
Justin Arnwine: Q♣9♣
No troubles for Beno on the A♠10♣10♠ flop but when the J♦ peeled off on the turn Arnwine picked up an open-ender. No sickness for Beno on the 4♦ brick of a river and he was shipped the pot for a double-up.
Action was picked up with Andreas Putz in what was clearly a nasty river spot.
The board read 7♦J♦4♥5♥Q♥ and Putz had bet out for 425,000 into a pot of slightly more, only to see his opponent in the hand, Andrew Law, move all in from early position.
Putz went into the tank, as the count was confirmed at 1,090,000. After quite some time, he put in the call with a sigh.
Law tabled A♥10♥ for the stone cold nuts, with Putz' 5♠4♠ being tabled before slid into the muck. "I was hoping you had ace-ten," said Putz. "But not that ace-ten," he added.
Three players went to the flop of 4♣6♣8♦ with over 700,000 sat in the middle.
Jason Beatty moved all in from the small blind for 625,000. Donald Cherry sat in late position thought about it for a while before he mucked his hand and David Fisher sat on the button snap-called.
Jason Beatty: 10♦10♠
David Fisher: Q♦Q♣
No help for Beatty on the 7♠ turn nor the 7♦ river and he was sent packing.
Action was picked up in a massive three-way all in between tournament chip leader Justin Arnwine on the button, small blind Patrick Hurley who was all but forced all in, and big blind Alexander Perez.
Patrick Hurley: A♣10♠
Alexander Perez: Q♣Q♠
Justin Arnwine: A♥A♠
Arnwine looked set to pass the 8.5 million mark, but the deck had other ideas as the Q♦2♦7♠ flop was fanned out, firing Perez into the lead. The J♥ turn gave Hurley a chance to scoop, but the 9♠ river confirmed the win for Perez' top set, as he scooped a massive one.
Level: 25
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Christopher Smith made it 120,000 to play from late position and was looked up by Dalton Kincaid in the big blind.
The flop came 3♦3♥2♦ and Kincaid check-called Smith's 80,000 continuation-bet for the dealer to peel off the 10♦ as the turn.
The action went check-check and the players saw the Q♦ roll off as the river.
Kincaid led out for 200,000 and after a short tank Smith tossed in the call but quickly tossed his cards into the muck on seeing Kincaid table A♦8♥ for the nut flush.
Guillermo Marquez opened to 120,000 from middle position, and action folded all the way around to big blind Michael Marder, who moved all in. Marquez asked for a count, then thought for some time upon having the total confirmed as 585,000. Eventually, he stuck in calling chips.
Michael Marder: A♠Q♣
Guillermo Marquez: 10♥9♥
Marquez had two very live cards, but the 5♦5♥4♦K♥6♦ was no help to him, despite having picked up a flush draw on the turn.
Barbara Enright raised to 145,000 from the cutoff only for Andrei Galimeev to three-bet to 450,000 from the small blind. Hana Jo sat in the big blind then went into the tank briefly before she four-bet all in for 520,000.
Enright got out of the way quickly and Galimeev made the call.
Hana Jo: J♦J♥
Andrei Galimeev; A♦5♥
The 8♣5♦Q♣ flop gave Jo some additional outs to dodge but the 9♦ turn wasn't one of them and when the Q♥ river paired the board Jo's Jacks held firm for a double-up.
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