The pot stood at approximately 38,000 with two players negotiating a board of 8♦Q♦Q♥9♥ board.
Samuel Ju, in the small blind, checked the action to Matthias Eibinger, in the hijack. Eibinger thought for some time before betting out for 25,000, earning a quick fold, and this small pot, from Ju.
The hijack opened up the action with a raise to 12,000 before Steve Yagudaev three-bet to 26,000 from the button. The hijack player moved all in for 231,400 and Yagudaev made the call.
Hijack: A♣A♦ 
Steve Yagudaev: K♣K♠
The flop gave no help to Yagudaev after the dealer put out 10♠7♣5♥ but the turn K♥ smacked the felt and Yagudaev jumped way in the lead. The river 10♣ completed the elimination and Yagudaev dragged in a pile of chips.
Picking up the action partway through the hand, Jordan Rapoport in the big blind was all in against Felipe Varisco from under the gun and Young Eum in middle position. Eum had both of his opponents covered with Varisco the shortest of the three stacks.
Felipe Varisco: A♦K♥
Jordan Rapoport: Q♥Q♣
Young Eum: A♣Q♠
Rapoport was in good shape with his opponents' hands blocking each other. The 5♦6♣4♠Q♦2♠ runout improved him to a set to hand Rapoport more than a double while sending Varisco to the rail and putting a dent in Eum's stack.
Action appeared on the river with the board reading 3♥9♣5♣J♣Q♥. From middle position, Mauro Ferreira fired 55,000. Craig Trost was on the button and raised to 125,000.
Ferreira took his time to think it through before he eventually folded and Trost took the chips.
Kyle Caplis got his stack of around 150,000 into the middle and was put at risk by Zachary Schwartz.
Kyle Caplis: K♠J♠
Zachary Schwartz: A♣Q♠
The runout of 5♠7♣4♥5♣8♥ stayed low which meant Schwartz took the pot, and Caplis was eliminated.
Arriving on a turn of K♦A♥2♠2♦, with 80,000 chips in the middle, Zyad Qasem had made a bet of 65,000 in early position.
Kyosuke Nagami then jammed all in for 182,000, sending Qasem into the tank. After several minutes, he mucked his cards, complimenting the "bluff" of his opponent.
The pot stood at 29,000 with two players looking at a full board of 7♣8♥7♦4♣K♠.
Michael Gathy, in the big blind, checked the action to Manpreet Bal, who was under the gun. Bal bet out 20,000. Gathy responded with a raise to approximately 95,000; a considerable proportion of his stack with just 32,000 behind the line.
Bal went deep into the tank before finally electing to make the call. Gathy tabled 8♠5♦, while the two pair of Bal, holding K♥8♦, took down this pot.
A player moved all in for 73,000 from the small blind and, after asking for a count and thinking for some time, Dau Ly called in the big blind with the covering stack.
Small Blind Player: K♣J♥
Dau Ly: A♠3♥
Ly was ahead and remained so on the 10♥10♠6♥ flop and 10♦ turn. The J♣ river, however, improved his opponent to a full house to put a small dent in Ly's stack.
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