The pot was around 70,000 with the board showing K♣6♠5♥3♠. James Chen in the small blind checked to Umberto Ruggeri in early position, who checked back.
The 4♥ completed the board. Chen led out for 40,000, and Ruggeri went into the tank, burning through two time bank cards before making the call. Chen tabled K♦Q♣ for a pair of kings, and Ruggeri quickly mucked, conceding the pot.
Action folded to Anthony Zinno in late position, who moved all in for 54,500. After Chao Duan in the small blind confirmed the count, he made the call, setting up a showdown.
Anthony Zinno: K♦Q♣
Chao Duan: 6♦6♥
The board ran out 6♠A♥2♠2♦A♣, giving Duan a full house and ending Zinno’s run.
The 102 remaining players are now on their final 15-minute break of the day.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Action folded to Benny Glaser in the cutoff, and he moved all in for his last 21,000. The action folded around to Andras Nemeth in the big blind, who glanced at his cards and snap-called.
Benny Glaser: 5♦5♣
Andras Nemeth: A♠Q♥
Glaser was hoping to avoid a hit, but the board ran out 9♥2♣10♣A♦A♥, giving Nemeth trips and sending Glaser to the rail.
Shaun Deeb opened from the hijack to 6,000 and picked up two callers, Landon Tice on the button and Andy Tsai in the big blind.
All three players checked the 7♦Q♦K♥ flop.
On the 3♠ turn, Deeb bet 20,000. Tice folded, but Tsai check-raised all in for 70,500. Deeb snap-called.
Tsai showed K♣9♠, while Deeb tabled 5♦4♦. “Oh, so you have ‘I’ll get there cards’,” Tice joked after they had already been chatting for a few minutes.
The river came 8♣, with no help for Deeb, and Tsai doubled up. “But not this time,” Tice said with a grin.
The pot was around 18,500 with the flop showing J♣9♥J♠. Michael Leah, in the big blind, checked to Ting-Yi Tsai on the button, who bet 6,000. Leah responded with a raise to 18,000, and Tsai made the call.
Leah kept up the pressure on the 3♣ turn with a bet of 27,500, and Tsai called again.
When the 10♥ hit the river, Leah checked. Tsai took a moment before moving all in. Leah counted his stack and, once done, made the call, sending the hand to showdown. Tsai tabled A♦Q♦ for ace high with the board pair, while Leah showed K♠9♦ for two pair, enough to win the pot.
“Huh, nice call,” Tsai said.
Level: 10
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Biao Ding kicked things off from the cutoff with a raise to 6,500 and picked up both blinds as callers.
The blinds checked the 6♦K♥A♠ flop, and Ding continued for 5,500. Leonard Maue then check-raised to 20,000, which got Kasperi Ilkka to fold. Ding called.
On the 8♦ turn, Maue fired 42,000, and Ding stuck around to see the A♦ river.
Maue checked, and Ding slid in his stack of green chips for around 225,000, putting Maue all in for his remaining 122,000. Maue eventually mucked, and Ding asked, “Not a good river for you?” Maue just shrugged in response.
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