Jeremy Wien was in the tank on the river iwith the board showing 
. He was in the hijcack deciding on a bet of 8,000 from Giuseppe Vassallo from the button.
Wien took about a minute before he elected to call. Vassallo showed down the 
for a flopped set which was the winner and Wien lost a few more chips from his stack.
The heads up action was picked up on a board of 
with around 9,000 in the pot. The cutoff led out for 5,000. Brent Roberts, in the big blind, raised to 13,500. After a bit of deliberation, his opponent made the call.
On the river, Roberts continued, tossing 50,000 into the middle. His opponent, with only around 21,000 behind, would have to put himself at risk to make the call. After several minutes in the tank, he made that call.
Roberts turned over 
for the turned straight. His opponent pushed his cards towards the dealer, who began to sweep them into the muck, before realizing they must be shown as it was an all-in call, and turned over 
. The pot was awarded to Roberts, who is now over double the starting stack.
In a three-bet pot with around 9,000 in the middle, the flop came out 
. The cutoff checked to Artem Sloitsev, who bet 2,500 from the button. The cutoff called.
On the 
turn, Sloitsev once again fired, this time for 13,000. The cutoff quickly folded as Sloitsev raked in a pot to take his stack to just under 100,000.
A large pot was brewing betwen Steven Watts and Ye Yuan. Around 45,000 was in the pot as the river card was dealt.
The full board showed 
. Yuan was sitting with just under 20,000 in his stack, Watts had him covered. After thinking over the situation, Watts bet 20,000 from the button, enough to put Yuan all in.
At risk for his tournament life, Yuan thought for about three minutes. He landed on a call and saw the bad news.
Watts had the 
while Yuan had 
. Top pair, top kicker was beaten by a set and Yuan's day was over, meanwhile Watts eclipsed the six-digit mark.
Brock Wilson opened to 700 from the cutoff and was only called by the big blind to set up heads-up action heading to the flop.
The big blind checked to the preflop raiser on the 
flop and Wilson continued for 400. His opponent quickly called.
The turn saw the big blind check for a second time and Wilson, undeterred by his inability to shed his opponent on the flop, fired off 2,300. That bet was enough to elicit a fold and send more chips Wilson's way.
With roughly 45,000 in the pot on a 
completed board, Shang Dai bet 12,000 in the big blind. Christian Calcano was on the button and thought about it before putting in the calling chips.
Dai tabled 
for a flopped set of kings and added the chips to his growing stack.
Cole Keenan was heads-up on a flop of 
and called a bet of 3,500 from a player in middle position. Both players checked the on the turn.
The river was the 
and Keenan's opponent checked over to him before he put out 8,000. The middle position player pondered the decision for a minute before sticking in the chips to call.
"Ace-queen," Keenan announced, showing 
for a flopped pair of aces as his opponent mucked.
The whole stack of Yolanda Jones was at risk as she held the on a board of 
.
Her opponent's hand was obscured and then discarded quickly as the dealer dealt the 
which confirmed the pot for Jones who greatly hurt her opponent's stack through her double up.
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