There was 3,000 in the pot on the 
board. Mike Matusow check-raised to 4,100 in the small blind after Michael Cervantes bet 1,500. Cervantes called.
Matusow sized up to 8,200 on the 
river.
"You got it Mike," said his opponent as he open-folded his 
.
"You can pick one," Matusow replied, while giving Cervantes his hole cards.
Cervantes rolled over Matusow's 
. "I thought that ace was good for me," said Matusow.
Chris Eubank Jr. opened to 1,000 from middle position and was called by the button and the big blind.
Eubank Jr. continued for 2,500 on the 
flop and was awarded the pot after both of his opponents mucked.
In a heads-up pot of roughly 3,000 against two bracelet winners, the flop was 
. Yue Du checked from the big blind and Brian Green bet 1,500 on the button which was called.
The turn came the 
and both players checked their option. On the 
river Du bet out 4,300 and Green quickly called.
Du rolled over 
for the turned flush and Green mucked his hand, awarding the chips to Du.
Christina Gollins opened to 1,200 and Maxime Chilaud three-bet to 3,600 in the hijack. André Marques four-bet to 10500 in the small blind and Gollins folded to Chilaud who opted to call.
The flop went 
and Chilaud called Marques's small continuation bet for 2,100. The 
brought no betting action.
On the 
river, Marques tanked before checking and Chilaud decided to send 13,000 in the middle. Marques didn't take long to muck his cards.
On the board and 4,000 in the pot. Stanislav Urodlivchenko bet 3,000 from the hijack and was called by Adam Brownstone in the cutoff.
Max Hirshik jammed for 16,000 on the button and only Urodlivchenko called.
Max Hirshik: 
Stanislav Urodlivchenko: 
Hirshik flopped trips but was still vulnerable to his opponent's flush draw. The 
completed the board and Hirshik breathed some life into his stack.
The board already showed 
in a heads-up pot when Todd Witteles, in the big blind, checked to Joao Vieira who also checked.
The river fell the and Witteles bet 2,000 before facing a raise from Vieira for 11,000. Witteles went deep into the tank and eventually called. Vieira showed 
but Witteles took down the pot with 
for a better two pair.
K.L. Cleeton bet 9,000 on a board of 
and received two calls, including by Russell Dizer in early position.
The 
fell on the river and action was on Dizer. He sat motionless for several minutes staring at the board before Stephen Song eventually called the clock.
Dizer then said he had already checked and was waiting on Cleeton to act as the table burst out laughing. Cleeton checked behind, as did the third player.
Cleeton showed ace-king, but Dizer turned over 
for a set of fives to win the pot.
"Diamonds got there. Or you could've had a set of aces," Dizer said to Cleeton after the hand.
In a raised pot, the flop was 
when Kyle Julius called in the hijack a bet worth 1,500 from his opponent.
Both checked on the and river and Julius's opponent announced ace-high. Julius tabled for a pair of queens and his opponent mucked his cards.
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