Brandon Shack-Harris has recovered his stack to get back up to more than half the starting stack while Charles Lehr was moved tables that includes recent sign-up Davidi Kitai and Daniel Alaei.
Tommy Le had barely sat down when the dealer announced a seat open. It was not Le that busted, but rather Warwick Mirzikinian. Le got the chips and admitted that he "got lucky" to bust Mirzikinian.
Moments after Connor Drinan sat down, he entered a pot with Iraj Parvizi. The flop was and Drinan bet 3,000. Parvizi check-called, bringing the on the turn.
Drinan fired again and his Parvizi check-called the bet of 12,000. The completed the board on the river and Drinan bet 31,000. Parvizi check-called once more and mucked when Drinan tabled for jacks full.
Among the late entrants to join the competition were Kory Kilpatrick, Connor Drinan, Mohsin Charania, Tommy Le, and Ben Lamb. Michael Kamran also entered not long ago, and the same applies for Martin Kozlov.
On the three-way flop of , Michael Huntress bet 5,700 on the button and Jan-Peter Jachtmann called before the player in the cutoff raised to 21,100. Huntess called, as did Jachtmann, and the trio headed to the turn. The action checked to Huntress, who bet 27,300.
Only the player in the cutoff called before checking again the river. Huntress moved all in and that won the pot uncontested.
On the four-way turn showing , Philip Wiszowaty checked out of the big blind and so did Chance Kornuth and Noah Schwartz from early position. Niklas Astedt bet 8,000 and Wiszowaty check-raised to 26,000. That forced out Kornuth and Schwartz, while Astedt called.
After the river, Wiszowaty made it 15,000 to go and Astedt called. Wiszowaty rolled over for a jack-high straight and won the pot.