Valentin Oberhauser opened to 8,000 on the button and was called by the player in the big blind.
Oberhauser's opponent check-called a 5,000 bet from Oberhauser on the Q♣6♣10♠ flop and the both players checked down on the 10♥ turn and 4♦ river.
The big blind turned over 9♦7♣ for a whiffed draw and Oberhauser tabled K♣5♥, which was enough to take down the pot.
The action was caught as Dwayne Pelham, in the cutoff, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of 40,500, against Marcelo Giordano, in middle position.
Dwayne Pelham: 3♥3♣ 
Marcelo Giordano: A♣K♣
The dealer fanned the action flop of 8♣10♣3♦; Pelham had made a set, but Giordano picked up outs to a flush draw. The Q♥ turn gave Giordano even more outs to make Broadway.
"Don't do me like that," Pelham politely said to the dealer. However, the J♣ river did not oblige, completing Giordano's flush.
"Straight flush!" Giordano joked to the table.
Jordan Breitbach opened the action with a raise to 8,500 from middle position. Robert Goldbaum three-bet to 26,000 from the big blind before Breitbach moved all in for 91,000. Goldbaum called all in for 78,000 and needed to dodge a Queen.
Robert Goldbaum: K♥K♦
Jordan Breitbach: Q♠Q♥
The board ran out 4♣9♣A♦8♠10♥ and Goldbaum held on to build some momentum and chip up midway through Day 3.
Alexey Badulin got 173,500 chips in the middle preflop against Fernando Rodriguez, who had a slightly covering stack, and Logan Moon, who was shorter.
Logan Moon: J♥J♣
Alexey Badulin: A♠A♥
Fernando Rodriguez: K♠K♦
The board ran out an uneventful 7♣6♥4♣9♣8♠ to let Badulin's aces hold as he raked in the pot of 100 big blinds.
Derek Nold had his entire stack of around 55,000 in the middle from the hijack and had been called by [Removed:496] on the button & the big blind.
On the 10♠6♦5♦ flop, the big blind checked, Sopotnytskyi bet 75,000, and the big blind folded.
Derek Nold: A♣10♦
[Removed:496]: Q♦Q♠
Nold was looking to improve but neither the 2♥ turn nor K♣ river could keep him alive.
As the river was dealt, the big blind slammed his fist onto the table and revealed that he had A♠K♠.
"I should have shoved over you pre," said the big blind.
Nicholas Richards opened to 8,500 from the hijack and was called by Nicholas Howard in the small blind and the player in the big blind for a three-way pot.
Action checked to Richards, who bet 8,500 on the 3♣Q♠9♥ flop. Both Howard and the big blind called.
All three players checked down on the 8♠ turn and 5♥ river. Howard tabled 10♠9♠ for a pair of nines and both his opponents mucked to send the pot Howard's way.
The action was caught with a full board having been delt 6♣8♥7♦K♦5♥.
Phil Laak, in the big blind, bet out 12,000. Laak's opponent in early position went deep into the tank, finally choosing to fold. Laak quickly flashed J♠10♦ to the table, for just jack high, as he raked in the pot.
Laak jokingly asked Frank Cucchiara, who was also at the table, whether a sovler would have approved the play.
"I do what the computer tells me to do," joked Laak "No free will anymore!" he continued.
Nicholas Dagnillo had moved in for his stack of 33,500 chips from the cutoff and was looked up by Paulina Loeliger in the big blind.
Nicholas Dagnillo: K♥10♣
Paulina Loeliger: A♣8♠
Loeliger's ace became the best kicker on the double-paired 7♥9♦7♦Q♥9♠ board to send Dagnillo to the rail.
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