Kevin MacPhee was in the cutoff, firing 15,800 into about 23,000 on the river of the 
board. His opponent was sitting in the middle position, contemplating his decision. He eventually grabbed the calling chips and pushed them forward. MacPhee, however, had it as he opened 
for a turned Broadway.
After a few preflop raises, Mark Gregorich and Russ Floyd got all of the chips in the middle preflop with Gregorich being the player at risk for around 52,000.
Russ Floyd: 
Mark Gregorich: 
It was a classic coin flip and Floyd held the lead after a 
flop. However, the 
on the turn gave Gregorich a pair of aces and it looked promising for a double up. The river brought the 
and Floyd rivered a straight, sending Gregorich out the door in the last level of the night.
A player moved all in from the hijack for around ten big blinds. The cutoff called. Daniel Dealmeida re-raised from the big blind and the cutoff folded.
Daniel Dealmeida: 
All-in Player: 
The board ran out 
and Dealmeida sent his opponent to the rail.
"The queen had to come to just twist the knife," one of his tablemates said as Dealmedia stacked his chips.
Kristen Bicknell opened to 3,500 from middle position. The player from one seat over called, along with the button, the small blind, and the big blind
A flop reading 
was dealt. The blinds checked. Bicknell bet 6,500. The player from one seat over raised to 16,000. Action folded back to Bicknell who called.
The turn brought the 
and Bicknell checked. Her opponent moved all in for 81,000. Bicknell went deep into the tank, staring at her opponent and counting her stack, before making the call. Bicknell showed 
and her opponent tabled 
. The river completed the board and Bicknell took down the pot, sending her opponent to the rail.
There was already around 25,000 in the middle and the dealer fanned the flop of 
. Only two players remained in the hand, the cutoff and Kelly Minkin on the button. The cutoff checked to Minkin who bet 10,000 and her opponent called.
The turn was the 
and the action checked to Minkin who tossed in another 20,000. Her opponent called again and the 
completed the board.
The cutoff checked one more time and Minkin pushed in a stack of T5,000 chips, enough to cover her opponent's stack of around 39,000. He went deep into the tank for around three minutes and eventually laid his hand down. Minkin whipped over the for just ace-high as she dragged in the pot.
Dylan Honeyman got his last chips in the middle with and he needed to hit against the of his opponent.
The dealer put down a 
board and Honeyman knew after the turn that he couldn't win the hand anymore and he started packing up and said goodbye to the table.
It appears that the vast majority of Matt Waxman's stack moved over one seat to Brandon Bowyer while Brian Borne added some more chips to cross half a million in chips and take the lead narrowly ahead of Ryan van Sanford. On the latter's table, Michael Weissmann three-bet shoved pocket eights into pocket kings and was eliminated in the last level of the night.
The same fate also awaited Jameson Painter. He raised and then faced a three-bet to 9,500 by Arden Cho on the button. Painter four-bet all in and Cho asked for a count. Once it was determined to be another 34,500 on top, Cho called.
Jameson Painter:
Arden Cho:
Painter was ahead but suddenly didn't want to see a ten appear anymore after the flop. The 
turn, nothing much changed, however, the cruel on the river sent Painter to the rail.
Samuel Bernabeu has been hovering around 400,000 for most of the latter half of the day and he just chipped up further after taking down a pot with a bet on the river.
The board read 
and his opponent checked. Bernabeu bet 8,000 and his opponent, with only 11,500 behind, eventually folded.
The board read and there was around 47,000 in the middle already. The player in the small blind had checked and Darryll Fish bet 25,500. Fish's opponent tanked but opted to fold in the end.
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