Chance Kornuth was out of position in a heads-up pot against Stephen Chidwick on a board reading 
. Kornuth fired a bet of 54,000 and Chidwick called.
The river brought the 
and Kornuth led out with a bet of 230,000. The two players engaged in back-and-forth stare-downs and Chidwick eventually folded after taking multiple minutes to make a decision.
Shaun Deeb three-bet the pot to 85,000 out of the small blind and Elias Harala called from an early position.
"How many green do you have there, seven?" Deeb inquired, referring to Harala's T-25,000 chips. They then headed to the 
flop on which Deeb checked and subsequently called a bet worth 49,000 by Harala.
Deeb bet the pot on the turn and Harala called all-in.
Elias Harala: 
Shaun Deeb: 
Harala was in the lead with two pair, an open-ender and spades flush draw while Deeb needed the board to pair the eight or deuce, or provide another heart that wouldn't improve Harala. Sure enough, that's what came with the 
river as Deeb made the nut flush to bust the Finn.
Dario Sammartino was seen pushing his stack into the middle after losing an all-in confrontation against Joseph Sanders on a board reading 
.
Sammartino's hand had already been mucked, but Sanders held 
for two pair, which was enough to bust Sammartino.
Christopher Trang was moved tables to balance and then bowed out as the stack of Ben Lamb grew significantly.
Back on Trang's former table, Jerry Wong opened and earned two callers including Bryce Yockey. Niklas Astedt in the small blind raised the pot and Wong was the only caller. Prior to the 
flop, Astedt asked for Wong's remaining stack size and then bet 75,000 for Wong to reluctantly call.
On the 
turn, Astedt jammed and Wong instantly folded.
Ben Diebold then arrived on Trang's former seat as the next table broke.
Oswin Ziegelbecker and Jordan Spurlin departed in quick succession. On Ziegelbecker's old table, another all-in showdown unfolded when Eddy Nedialkov potted in the cutoff and William Kakon called from one seat over. Charles Sinn repotted and Nedialkov called all-in, Kakon folded.
Eddy Nedialkov: 
Charles Sinn: 
The 
board gave Nedialkov a pair of jacks and he doubled, as Sinn missed entirely.
On a flop of , Jake Schwartz check-raised to the size of the pot after David Benyamine in late position bet 45,000. Benyamine responded with a re-raise to put Schwartz all-in and Schwartz called.
Jake Schwartz: 
David Benyamine: 
"I have to do a lot of fading," said Schwartz, who had flopped a straight but was up against Benyamine's flush draw and two pair with full house outs. But Schwartz couldn't fade as the board ran out 
and Benyamine hit his flush to take down the pot.
Dario Sammartino opened to 24,000 in the cutoff and Simon Lofberg re-raised to 82,000 out of the small blind. Sammartino called and the flop of 
hit the felt. Lofberg led out for 175,000 and Sammartino shoved all in. Lofberg quickly called off his stack of 224,000 and the cards were tabled.
Simon Lofberg: 
Dario Sammartino: 
Lofberg surprisingly found himself in the lead with ace-high due to Sammartino holding an inside wrap. The on the turn also gave Sammartino a flush draw but he bricked everything on the river.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Tommy Le completed in the small blind and Dylan Weisman checked his option in the big blind.
Le checked on the flop of 
and Weisman checked back. Le then led out with a bet of 10,000 on the turn and Weisman raised to 54,000. Le called.
Le checked on the river and Weisman fired a pot-sized bet of 132,000.
Le tanked before eventually folding his hand.
"I believe you," he told Weisman.
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