Danny Wong raised under the gun and called when Kevin Choi made it three bets in the cutoff.
Wong then check-called Choi's bet on the J♠3♦9♥ flop before he led out with a bet on the 7♠ turn. Choi quickly called to put himself all-in.
Kevin Choi: A♣K♦8♠3♠ 
Danny Wong: A♦J♣5♦2♥
Wong's pair of jacks remained best on the 7♣ river, sending Choi to the rail.
Andrey Zhigalov raised in the cutoff and Dylan Weisman called in the big blind.
The flop came 10♠6♥10♣ and Weisman led out with a bet. Zhigalov called, andn the Q♠ fell on the turn.
Weisman bet again, and Zhigalov called. The river was the 7♥ and Weisman bet. Zhigalov called once more, and Weisman turned over 9♠8♥4♥3♣ for a straight to win the pot.
Kevin Choi raised from under the gun, which Owais Ahmed called in the cutoff before being joined by Josh Arieh and Ashish Gupta in the blinds.
Arieh took the initiative on the 10♦K♦8♠ flop, with his bet folding out Gupta, but Choi and Ahmed called.
The K♥ turn saw Arieh bet again, and this time both his opponents folded.
Gus Hansen bet from under the gun on a flop of K♥10♣7♦ and Todd Brunson called in the cutoff, as did Qinghai Pan in the small blind.
"Everybody's got something," Hansen said going to the Q♣ turn. All three players checked to the 3♥ river, where Hansen bet. Only Brunson called.
Hansen turned over A♦J♥8♣2♦ for a turned straight, and Brunson mucked.
"Did you check the turn?" tablemate Joshua Wang asked Hansen.
"Is that allowed?" Hansen replied.
"For you, not for me. That's how you get paid," Wang added.
Matthew Wantman raised under the gun and faced a three-bet by Dylan Lambe in middle position. Thomas Taylor then called cold in the hijack, and Wantman came along as well.
Lambe placed a continuation-bet on the 6♠K♦J♦ flop. Taylor quickly folded, but Wantman check-called to the A♠ turn.
Lambe bet again and received another check-call from Wantman. Lambe fired a third barrel on the 5♦ river, but he got no further action as Wantman mucked his cards after some deliberation.
Philip Long raised in the hijack and Brian Yoon called in the big blind.
The flop came 5♦4♥Q♥ and Long continued with a bet. Yoon called, and the 5♥ fell on the turn.
Long then bet, and Yoon again called. Long bet once more on the 3♦ river, and this time Yoon took a minute before folding.
Ben Yu was hovering on a short stack when he raised in the hijack. It folded to Derek Dubois in the big blind, who called. Dubois then led with a bet on the Q♠10♦6♠ flop, which Yu called.
The 2♠ turn saw Dubois check, prompting Yu to go all in for 27,000 in total. Dubois quickly called.
Ben Yu: A♠J♠9♣4♦
Derek Dubois: K♥J♣5♣4♥
Dubois needed an ace for half the pot, but the river came the meaningless 2♦ instead, doubling up Yu.
Kevin Choi raised on the button, Jason Kluska three-bet in the small blind, and Choi called.
Kluska bet on the 9♠A♣3♦ flop and Choi called. Kluska continued betting on the Q♥ turn and J♦ river, and Choi called him down.
Kluska then turned over A♥A♠J♠6♠ for a set, and Choi mucked.
John Esposito's table just broke and he took his new seat at Maksim Pisarenko's table. The dealer then asked the floor whether Esposito should be dealt in.
"Why wouldn't I be?" Esposito replied, and he was allowed to play the hand.
"As long as he doesn't win the first hand, then it's not fair," Christopher Vitch added.
Esposito then opened in middle position and Pisarenko three-bet on the button. Esposito called, and they saw a flop of J♠A♥7♠. Pisarenko then bet, and Esposito raised.
Pisarenko called that bet, and continued to call down Esposito on the K♦ turn and 9♦ river. Esposito then showed A♠Q♥10♦9♣ for a straight, and Pisarenko mucked.
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