Action was on the river and Jordan Batt was facing a turn shove from Ricardo Mateo. The board read 
and the pot was about 60,000. Mateo was in early position and jammed 53,000. Batt had Mateo slightly covered and was on the button.
Batt thought about it for quite some time before eventually releasing his cards and sending the pot over to Mateo.
Brian Frenzel raised to 4,000 in middle position and Umut Ozturk just called in the hijack. Adrian Mateos three-bet to 15,500 on the button which got the blinds and Frenzel to fold but Ozturk called.
The flop came 
and Ozturk just ripped all in, putting Mateos to the test for his remaining 75,000 chips. Mateos mulled it over for a moment but decided to ditch his cards to the muck.
On a flop 
with already 24,000 in the pot, Nick Maimone checked to his opponent who shoved for 40,500. Maimone went deep into the tank and eventually tossed a chip for the call, showing 
.
His opponent revealed 
and had good hopes for a double up but the 
showed up on the turn to give the straight to Maimone, who took down the pot and busted his opponent after the completed the board.
The board read 
with a pot containing 20,000 when Scott Kahler checked in the hijack to the button who sent 7,000 in the middle. After some thinking, Kahler raised it to 21,000 and his opponent quickly folded.
An early-position player raised to 3,000 before the player on his left raised it up to 10,000.
Cliff Josephy sat on the button and decided to play for it all. He four-bet all in to 46,500.
Both players let their cards go.
"I just didn't want the snap-call," said Josephy as he raked the pot.
The action was relayed after the fact by tablemate Grant Wang. The first hand back from break, Gaelle Baumann opened to 3,000 from under the gun. Next to act elected to call and it folded around to the big blind who shoved for 26,000. Baumann re-jammed, covering her opponents, and the early position player put the rest of their stack in the middle for roughly 40,000.
Big Blind:
Early Position: 
Gaelle Baumann: 
The board ran out 
and the queens of Baumann held up for the double knockout and a huge pot.
From under the gun, Tyler Cornell raised to 3,500. Chris Vezzetti three-bet to 9,500 from middle position. Cornell called.
The flop came 
. Cornell checked, Vezzetti placed a 25,000 chip forward for a bet and Cornell folded quickly to give Vezzetti the pot and take a bit from Cornell's large stack.
On a three-way turn board of 
, Jeffrey Cvetezar in the small blind checked to the under-the-gun player, who then bet 9,500.
The button player called but then Cvetezar check-raised all in for 99,500. This caused the original raiser to fold and the button went into the tank.
"Are you getting me back for last hand?" the button asked him.
"Definitely not, why would I care about that small pot," Cvetezar replied.
Not long after that exchange, the button decided to let it go as the table began to speculate what he could have had.
Ludovic Sultan raised on the button to 3,000 and got a call by the big blind.
The flop fanned 
and the big blind check-called Sultan's continuation bet for 4,000. The duo checked on the turn.
When the hit the river the big blind checked one last time and Sultan fired 13,000. After some consideration, the big blind let it go and Sultan grabbed the pot.
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