The board read 
and three players were in the hand. They checked to former Main Event Champ Greg Raymer who bet 6,000 and Jared Hamby called.
The turn was the 
and both Hamby and Raymer checked. The river was the 
and Hamby bet 10,000. Raymer quickly called. Hamby showed 
for a full house and Raymer showed 
.
From under the gun, Andy Bloch opened to 1,400 and Kin Wong called on the button, as did Kris Lozano and Lloyd Mandel from the blinds.
The flop fell 
and after a Lozano check, Mandel bet out 2,300. Bloch raised to 7,000 and both Wong and Lozano folded as Mandel called.
The turn of the 
went check, check, as the dealer delivered the on the river.
Mandel checked, Bloch bet 20,000 and Mandel folded. Bloch is now up to 53,000 in chips.
Following a flop of 
with about 10,000 in the pot, a player in middle position checked to Shannon Shorr on the button and he bet about 5,300. The middle-position player effectively raised to 26,100 and Shorr called all in with 
, leading his opponent's 
.
The turn and 
river completed the board, safe for Shorr to double up.
Sam Soverel three-bet shoved out of the big blind and his opponent quickly called with 
. Soverel had two over cards with 
and got there on the river of a board 
. That brought Soverel's stack up to more than half the starting stack.
At the same time on a different table, Igor Merda faced two limpers and raised to 2,500 on the button. John Bonora as one of the limpers was the only caller and checked the 
flop. Merda continued for 2,200 and Bonora called before announcing a check in the dark. Merda bet the turn for 5,000 and Bonora folded with the words "nice hand."
The board read 
and David Maurer checked to Cherish Andrews. She bet 5,000 and Maurer raised to 15,000. Andrews called
The river was the and both players checked. Andrews showed 
for the nut flush and won the pot.
"That's what I was afraid of," said Maurer.
Twitch-streamer Alan "Hotted" Widmann was in the blinds with the board reading 
. Widmann bet 2.600 and got a call from his opponent. On the 
river, Widmann bet 4.600 and his opponent released.
"Let's make a decision ok?" blurts out Robert Rini.
The board read 
and there was 11,000 in the middle with Rini having a bet of 20,000 in front of him.
Grayson Nichols was deliberating about what to do before he eventually opted on a fold.
Rini was pushed the pot and immediately tabled his 
for just eight-high to move to over 100,000 in chips.
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