Chris Moorman bet from the hijack and got raised to 320,000 by Matthias Auer on the button. The board read 
and Moorman called. Both players checked the 
, bringing a 
river. Moorman slid in a massive bet of 1.7 million. Auer counted out calling chips to see what he'd have left then placed a single chip in the middle.
Moorman flipped over 
for a bluff, and Auer showed 
, much to the delight of his rail.
Ankush Mandavia raised to 775,000 on the button. Matthew Wantman set him in for the last 100K in the small blind.
Mandavia: 
Wantman: 
The board ran 
, no good for Mandavia, sending him out in 10th.
Eric Afriat opened to 125,000 under the gun, Chris Moorman made it 325,000 on the button and Afriat came back with 725,000. Moorman moved all in. It was 1,470,000 more to Afriat for his stack and he tanked about a minute and folded, showing an 
.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Players are on break for an hour.
Qing Liu shoved in the cutoff and Mihai Manole called for less in the big blind.
Manole:
Liu: 
The 
was safe enough for Manole but things got scary on the 
turn. The river harmlessly paired the board and he collected 695,000.
Liu was left under 250,000. He got that in the next hand with 
against the of Matthew Wantman and failed to improve.
We didn't see when the money went in but Kevin Song had 
in front of him and was smashed by Chris Moorman's 
on an 
flop. The board ran 
, to leave aces and jacks the winner and Moorman collected Song's last 800,000.
Matthew Wantman opened on the button, Ray Qartomy said "God bless America" then announced all in from the big blind. It looked to be about 1.2 million but Wantman called without needing a count.
Wantman:
Qartomy: 
Qartomy asked for hearts but the 
flop brought only one. The 
turn left him needing river help but the didn't provide enough.
Big blind Matthias Auer checked a 
flop and Chris Moorman bet 75,000 on the button. Auer peeled and the 
arrived. Auer checked, Moorman bet 225,000, and Auer made it 715,000. Moorman folded after about a minute.
In a three-way limped pot, Kevin Song bet 90,000 in the small blind on . Sung Hyun called, as did Eric Afriat on the button. Song piled in 350,000 on the but everyone stuck around for the river. Action checked to Afriat and he quickly jammed for about 600,000.
Song thought briefly and folded, and Hyun did the same.
"Thought I was doubling up," Afriat said with a shake of the head. "I had it all."
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