Tommy Le opened to 10,000 and was called by four opponents including Michael Batell, Ian O'Hara and Sam Soverel. They checked the 
flop and O'Hara was the only one to check-call a bet of 30,000 by Soverel on the 
turn.
The 
river completed the board and O'Hara checked once more, Soverel splashed in five T-25,000 chips and the instant fold of O'Hara followed.
Louis Foundoulakis was the initial raiser and behind him the action escalated as Jeffrey Foster three-bet and Joseph Cheong four-bet. Foundoulakis jammed, Foster called all-in for 58,000 and Cheong called the all-in of Foundoulakis for another 265,000 on top of that.
Jeffrey Foster: 
Louis Foundoulakis: 
Joseph Cheong: 
The board ran out 
and the aces of Foundoulakis were no good, as Foster made broadway to triple up and Cheong won the bigger side pot with an inferior straight.
Jake Schwartz opened to 10,000 in middle position and Oswin Ziegelbecker three-bet to 38,000 in the cutoff. The action folded back to Schwartz who made the call. The flop came 
and Schwartz pushed all in for 78,000 which Ziegelbecker snapped off.
Jake Schwartz: 
Oswin Ziegelbecker: 
"Diamond-diamond," Andjelko Andrejevic cheered from the seat beside Schwartz. The 
on the turn and the on the river gave Schwartz a back-door flush to double.
"You can say that PLO is not one of Jake Schwartz's best games," Shaun Deeb touted.
Michael Heritsch ended up at risk on the 
turn and tabled the 
for the top two pair and the nut flush draw. Matthew Wantman looked him up with the superior stack and 
for a set and inferior flush draw. The river was a brick and Heritsch was sent to the rail.
Ryan Hartmann in the cutoff saw a flop of 
against Ben Yu on the button with around 60,000 in the middle.
Hartmann checked on the flop and called a bet of 22,000 from Yu. Hartmann then led all-in on the turn and Yu snap-called.
Yu flipped over 
for a full house. Hartmann showed that he had an ace-high flush and threw his hand to the dealer face-down before a brick peeled off on the river.
Three ways to the 
turn, it was Eric Kurtzman who bet 70,000 out of the small blind. Paul Volpe gave it some thought and elected to fold. Chad Campbell in the cutoff then announced all-in and Kurtzman asked for a count.
The shove was for 315,000 in total and Kurtzman tapped the table before sending his cards into the muck.
Chris Lee and Ali Imsirovic invested 30,000 each on the flop and Lee then bet the turn for the size of the pot, making it 107,000 total. Imsirovic stuck around and the on the river was checked. Lee announced jacks and tabled the for a pair and busted wrap, which Imsirovic had beat holding the 
for a busted straight and flush draw that made a pair of aces.
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