Due to the layout of the tables, it's difficult to watch multiple tables simultaneously and keep eyes peeled for big pots. However, I did at least spot a semi-interesting hand involving John Tabatabai and Luke Trottman. With Trottman raising it up to 250 from the cut-off and the button flat calling, Tabatabai made it 700, and Trottman called. The button side-stepped out of the way leading to a flop, which was checked, as was the turn. On the river, Tabatabai paused suddenly, before eventually opting to check. Trottman also checked, and showed , but Tabatabai had , thus explaining the hesitation on the river.
It's only a small increase, but each chip is crucial at this stage - Tabatabai now on 3,400.