John Smith wasn't seated at his table between Michael Verhaaf and Shaun Deeb anymore. Replacing him on this table is Steven van Zadelhoff.
Deeb raised to 7,000 from late position and the player in the big blind shoved for 27,800 in total. Deeb called.
Big Blind: 
Shaun Deeb: 
The board ran out 
to give Deeb a pair of tens on the flop to eliminate his opponent.
Patrick Truong opened from middle position and was called by Hye Park in the big blind. The flop came 
and Park checked to Truong who continued for 5,000. Park made the call and the 
landed on the turn.
Park checked again and Truong fired another 13,500. Park continued to call and the 
completed the board. Park checked for the third time and Truong put together a bet of 36,000. Park instantly mucked his cards and Truong dragged in the pot.
Hand #1: The player in the hijack opened to 5,500. Jeffrey Griffiths, on the cutoff, three-bet to 15,500. The hijack called.
The flop was 
. The hijack checked. Griffiths bet 12,000. His opponent called. The turn came the 
and was checked through to the turn. The hijack checked again. Griffiths fired 30,000. His opponent tank-called. Griffiths showed 
for nines full of aces to win the pot. His opponent mucked.
Hand #2: Jeffrey Griffiths limped from the hijack, along with the cutoff. The player in the big blind checked. A flop reading was dealt and checked around to the 
turn. The big blind checked, Griffiths bet 70,000. His opponents folded. He showed 
for sixes full of aces before raking in the pot.
Jake Schindler raised to 5,000 from early position and a player in late position called. Vincent Ciarrocchi moved all in from the button for 79,800. It folded back to Schindler who re-shoved all in for about 185,000 and the late position player folded.
Vincent Ciarrocchi: 
Jake Schindler: 
The board ran out 
and Ciarrocchi improved to a queen high flush to win the flip and double through Schindler.
The board read 
with about 50,000 in the middle and Govert Metaal had checked in the big blind. Nicholas Dashineau bet 42,000 and Metaal called after thinking about it for a minute.
The 
on the river completed the board. Metaal checked for the last time and Dashineau shoved for 129,400 in total. Metaal asked for a count and the dealer confirmed the amount. Metaal cut out calling chips and estimated the remainder of his stack. He looked at his cards once more, counted out the calling chips again and then called.
Nicholas Dashineau:
Govert Metaal: 
Dashineau had flopped a set of sixes and improved to a full house which was better than Metaal's two pair.
Picking up the action on the turn, Ben Zamani was first to act and he made a bet of 10,000 on a board showing 
. Minkin called bringing the pot to around 50,000.
The river was the 
and both players checked. Zamani showed down his 
for a turned set while Minkin showed down her 
for two pair that was no good.
"Bad river," Minkin said after the hand.
There was already over 150,000 in the middle and a completed 
board out. Jochum Weenink recapped the earlier action: he had raised to 6,000, Watson had three-bet to 15,000, Nick Maimone had called and Weenink had folded preflop. On the flop, Watson bet, Maimone called, then Watson had check-raised the turn.
On the river, Watson bet 50,000 and Maimone shoved all in, putting Watson to the test for his remaining stack of 115,000. Watson went deep in the tank and minutes passed by as he tried to figure out the situation.
Eventually, he settled on a fold and flung 
— nines full — open in the muck. Instantly, Maimone jumped back as soon as he saw the big hand that just got laid down.
"No way!" he yelled. "That's the best fold I've ever seen!". Maimone then showed for the rivered quads and shook Watson's hand in respect.
"That's incredible. In my whole life, that's the best fold I've ever seen," Maimone said in awe.
Following a raise in middle position to 4,800, Daniel Chambers three-bet the button to 14,500. Jean Gaspard called from the big blind, and the initial raiser folded.
The flop landed and after Gaspard checked, Chambers continued for 13,000. Gaspard instantly called as the rolled off on the turn.
Gaspard checked, Chambers bet 34,000, and Gaspard called as the completed the board on the river.
Gaspard checked for a third time, and after asking to see how chips Gaspard was playing, Chambers announced he was all in for roughly 180,000.
After about a minute of deliberation, Gaspard opted to muck, and Chambers collected the pot.
Joel Tushnet was down to just 20,000 but was able to get his stack in the middle with pocket aces. His opponent called with and the flop the came down was brutal for Tushnet.
was revealed and Tushnet's top set was behind to his opponent's straight.
But, as the turn fell the the tables erupted in shock and Tushnet took the lead once more with quads. There was a sweat on the river however as Tushnet's opponent had an out to the royal flush, but it did not come, and Tushnet survived.
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