Jameson Painter opened to 10,000 in middle position two players accepted his bid: Joshua Pender in the small blind and Jeff Williams in the big.
The flop was 
and Pender decided to front-shove his 19,500. Williams folded rather quickly but Painter asked for a count. Then he took about 30 seconds and figured out that he wasn't ready to spin and let his hand go.
Shiva Dudani was heads up against Quinn Do on a 
board with a substantial pot already brewing. The two players got the rest of the chips in the middle with Dudani at risk.
Shiva Dudani: 
Quinn Do: 
Dudani was drawing to the nuts in both directions but needed to improve against Do's kings to survive. The 
on the river gave Dudani both the nut flush and nut low, so he scooped the pot to double up.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
Picking up the action on the 
turn, big blind Donna Cooper checked and so did Peter Walsworth in middle position. His left-hand opponent Antoine Labat bet the maximum, making it 63,000. He had only about 10,000 more in his stack.
The action was on Cooper who contemplated for a while and it seemed that she was about to fold her hand just when she said, "OK, I call." Walsworth released his hand in a second and Cooper wanted to turn her cards up but the table reminded her that she wasn't all in yet.
The river fell and both players checked.
Cooper missed her draw with 
and Labat took down a large pot with 
. Walsworth observed the showdown and then sighed, saying that he'd scoop if they let him peel the river.
There were about 21,000 chips in the middle and the 
flop was out when we got to the table. Phil Hellmuth was in middle position and heads up against Bryce Yockey, who was on the button. Hellmuth bet 8,000, and after some consideration, Yockey called.
The hit the turn and Hellmuth jammed for 17,000. Yockey went into the tank for a bit and eventually folded, so Hellmuth took the pot.
Brandon Cantu made it 8,000 in early position and the action folded around to the big blind Andrew Yeh who matched the price.
They saw the 
hit the felt and Yeh checked to Cantu who fired 15,000. Yeh didn't hesitate and called.
The turn filled the flush draw and missed the low draw. Yeh checked and Cantu dropped another shell, making it 25,000. Yeh folded after 20 seconds or so.
From early position, Lee Armstrong was firing 12,000 in the pot when we arrived. He was in a heads-up pot against Kate Hoang who called in the cutoff with 
on the table.
The turn card was the and Armstrong blasted another 30,000. Hoang laid her hand down.
Phil Hellmuth said that he folded the ace of diamonds.
"King-high flush. I had a full wrap and a flush draw," Armstrong responded.
There was a substantial pot already brewing and the 
flop was out when we got to the table. Chris Ferguson was in middle position and facing a bet from David Badolato, who was in the big blind. Ferguson put his whole stack in and Badolato called to put him at risk.
Chris Ferguson: 
David Badolato:
Both players were drawing to the nut low but Badolato had the lead with his aces and Ferguson needed help from the deck to stay alive. The on the turn completed the low, and after the 
hit the river, Badolato took three-quarters of the pot with aces up for the high half.
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