According to Thomas Chong he three-bet a raise from Daniel Laidlaw to 125,000 and Laidlaw called the raise.
The flop was 
and Chong moved all in for 225,000. Laidlaw called.
Thomas Chong: 
Daniel Laidlaw: 
The turn was a brick when the 
came but the river was the 
giving Laidlaw the winning flush and allowing him to take down the pot to move to over 1,500,000.
Miki Wan opened with a raise to 56,000 from under the gun and another player at the table moved all in for about 250,000 a couple seats over. Action folded to the button where Sel Eswaralingam moved all in over the top on the button for about 290,000. Action was back on Wan and she tanked it over for quite some time before calling and putting both players at risk with a covering stack.
Sel Eswaralingam: 
Miki Wan: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
giving Eswaralingam the win on the turn as both of his opponents were left drawing dead. With that, he tripled up to over 700,000. Wan was left with right around 150,000 after the hand.
According to Pratik Mehta, Louis Yin opened with a raise and Mehta three-bet. Yin called.
On the 
flop, Yin checked to Mehta who bet 125,000. Yin called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked. On the 
river though, Yin led out for around 350,000. Mehta called and Yin showed his 
for a bluff. Mehta held 
for a better two pair than the board and he would take down the pot to move over 1 million while Yin was left with just under 300,000.
Level: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
Ron Bean has been dropping for the past few levels since hitting the million chip mark. In a recent hand, Bean was all in before the flop and at risk against one other opponent. Bean was the shorter of the two stacks and was at risk for 363,000
Ron Bean: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Bean turned two pair in order to stay alive and double up through his opponent.
Catching action on a flop of 
Jeff Lipman checked over to Hannah Lee. Lee put out a bet of 50,000 which Lipman called. creating a pot of nearly 300,000.
Both players checked on the 
turn and the came on the river. There, Lipman checked. Lee put out a bet of 75,000 and Lipman snap-called. Lee showed 
but it was no good as Lipman was holding .
"What?" Lee said upon seeing the hand.
Several of the players at the table agreed that they thought Lipman was holding a monster and they weren't as surprised as Lee seemed to be.
According to John Conomos, as the bubble burst on one table, he was forced all in from the big blind at another table with less than one big. Five players called and his jack-two offsuit was not enough to net him any part of the pot. Because the bubble burst just before hand for hand play started, Conomos survived and was able to make the money busting in 54th place for $1,846.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Bubble play in this event lasted a total of one hand and very quickly players are into the money. Each player left will collect at least $1,846 for their run in this event.
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