Daniel Lowery and his opponent quickly got all the chips into the middle preflop after a series of raises and a snap-call.
Danie Lowery: 
Opponent: 
There would be no flush sweat as the flop came 
rainbow and the rest of the board was a formality as both players took back their chips as if the hand never happened.
Over on the feature table, Chad Layne got his last 10,800 in from an early position and was looked up by Andreas Ioakimides.
Chad Layne: 
Andreas Ioakimides: 
The 
flop left Layne in rough shape but he retained his chances of survival on the 
turn. However, the 
river was not what he was looking for and Layne was sent to the rail in the final level of the night.
The action was found with Chris Hunichen betting 4,000 on the flop 
with 13,500 in the middle, and Kyle Arora called.
On the turn , Arora check-called a bet of 14,000 from Hunichen.
The river fell the and Arora checked again. Hunichen took his time before tossing in 36,000.
Arora thought it over, counting his stack before tossing in a call.
Hunichen tabled 
for a full house and was awarded the pot.
There was heads-up action after a 
flop between Kristy Duong from the hijack and the button.
With 10,800 already in the middle, Duong led out for 3,700 and her opponent raised to 10,000. Duong three-bet jammed and her opponent shrugged their shoulders and tossed their 32,600 stack into the middle.
Kristy Duong: 
Opponent: 
Duong was ahead after flopping a set of sevens and luckily for her, neither the 
turn nor the 
helped her opponent as she ended their Main Event.
Ivan Deyra three-bet to 4,400 and was cold-called by Chiiching Sun in the big blind and the initial raiser. The flop fell 
and the action checked to Deyra, who bet 4,600. Sun check-raised to 15,000 and that did the trick to win the pot uncontested.
Deyra sent his cards into the muck and then briefly chatted with fellow Frenchman Romain Lewis, who holds the far bigger stack one seat over.
The action was picked up with Michael Leahy three-betting out of the small blind to 4,800. He was called by the orgininal raiser under the gun.
They went heads-up to a flop that read 
.
The action checked through to the turn. Leahy led out for a bet of 6,000 and was called by his opponent.
The completed the board. Leahy sized up to 16,000 and was called pretty quickly.
Leahy tabled 
for the rivered flush. His opponent mucked.
Action was picked up on the river in a pot between Melissa Saphier and Frank Lagodich, with a pot containing 26,100, and a board reading 
. Action was on Lagodich who bet 26,100, sending Saphier into the tank.
After about 30-second had gone by, Saphier put in the chips for the call and tabled her 
for jacks and nines. It was, however, no good against Lagodich's for a queen-high straight.
This table broke immediately after the hand.
Laurie Tournier raised from the cutoff and Eddie Blumenthal defended his big blind to see flop.
Blumenthal check-called the 1,000 continuation-bet from Tournier and the 
turn was checked by both players to the river.
Blumenthal led out for 2,400 and then quickly mucked his hand facedown after Tournier called.
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