Marshall White raised to 20,000 in early position and was called by Kitty Kuo in the big blind. The flop came 
and Kuo check-called a bet of 25,000 from White.
The 
paired the board on the turn and both players checked to the 
on the river. Kuo splashed in a bet of 75,000 and White snapped her off. Kuo showed 
for jack-high while White held 
for two pair.
Scott Davies kicked off the action with a raise to 22,000 and a new player who had taken the seat of Marc Bernal then three-bet to 90,000 in the big blind. After brief consideration, Davies opted to call and they headed to the 
flop. The big blind continued for 60,000 and Davies clicked it back to 130,000. That was enough to break the resistance of his opponent and Davies chipped up without showdown.
Action was on the 
turn. Hayden Fortini check-called a bet of 56,000 from the big blind from his opponent who was in early position.
The river came the . Fortini checked again and his opponent checked behind.
Fortini tabled the 
which was the winner as his opponent mucked in frustration.
Chris Dowling raised under the gun and then called the 50,000 three-bet Ron Fetsch tossed out from the cutoff.
The flop was checked by both players to the 
turn and Dowling led out for 15,000.
Fetsch called and the 
completed the board on the river. Dowling led out once again, this time for 55,000 and Fetsch called only to fold after Dowling showed to win the pot.
With nearly 400,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Drew Abbadessa shoved for 143,000 from early position. Marle Spragg went into the tank to consider the decision.
After not too long, Spragg mucked her cards and sent the pot to Abbadessa.
Action folded around to the blinds, where George Wong raised 26,000 from the small. Jonathan Borenstein three-bet to 75,000 from the big and Wong raised right back to 135,000.
Borenstein took some time and then announced he was all in for his remaining stack and Wong snap-called to put Borenstein at risk.
Jonathan Borenstein: 
George Wong:
It was a worst-case scenario for Borenstein, and the 
runout kept Wong's aces best — eliminating Borenstein from contention.
Jesse Lonis defended out of the big blind against two opponents and led the 
flop for 67,000. He was called by one opponent only and then bet again the turn for 90,000. No call followed as Lonis claimed the pot and built his stack further.
Also featured on the table is Anton Wigg, who remains just under half a million in chips.
Emilio Nunez three-bet jammed for the last 125,000 in the small blind and was looked up by his opponent with the 
. The Paraguayan was ahead with 
and prevailed despite a sweat for both players on the 
board.
Lawrence Brandt raised to 27,000 from the hijack and Stephen Song three-bet to 58,000 from the cutoff.
Action folded back to Brandt who called and the two players went heads-up to the 
flop.
Brandt quickly check-folded after Song continued for 45,000.
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