In a five-way limped pot, the dealer fanned a 
flop. The small blind bet 1,025, and Anatoly Filatov called from late position, along with the cutoff.
The turn was the 
, and the small blind checked. Filatov bet 3,800, and both players mucked their cards rather quickly. Filatov maintained a still image with his headphones on and one hand making his fidget toy spin around and around.
Sam Grafton raised to 800 from the cutoff, and Neil Webber called from one seat over. The flop came 
, and both players checked before Grafton bet the 
turn for just 325. Webber called, and the 
river completed the board. Grafton bet 5,100, and Webber immediately said, "That's a bit more than 325.." while Grafton smiled back at him.
After one minute of consideration, Webber called, and Grafton turned over 
for two pair as the winning hand. Webber open-mucked the .
While Grafton had been dominating the action, Austin Hermiz recovered from the early setback against the Brit and has almost made it back to starting stack.
On an 
flop, Todd Bareika and a third player checked to Jessica Dawley, who bet 1,700 on the button. Bareika called, and the other player folded. Both players checked the on the turn. On the 
river, Bareika bet 5,200. Dawley paused for a moment before raising to 12,000, and Bareika called without much hesitation.
Dawley confidently tabled 
for the rivered full house, but Bareika held 
for a higher full house to scoop the pot.
David Eldridge raised to what looked like 1,200 after an early-position player limped. The big blind called, as did the limper.
Everyone checked the 
flop. On the turn, the big blind bet 2,000, and the limper caller. Eldridge fired in a sizable raise to 10,200. That chased away the big blind but not the under-the-gun player, who called. The river brought four to a straight and prompted two checks.
The first player showed 
for a pair on the river, but Eldridge had that beat with 
.
The flop was 
, and there was already about 3,000 chips in the pot when Anthony Spinella bet 2,000 from early position. The hijack raised to 4,800, sending Spinella into the tank briefly. He ultimately called.
The turn brought the , and Spinella checked. The hijack moved all in for about 6,500, and Spinella folded.
Gregory Geller defended his big blind and bet the 
flop. Ming Leung raised big from early position, and Geller called. On the turn, Geller checked and called a bet of 6,000 before checking again on the river. Leung fired 15,000, and Geller called, tabling 
for a flopped straight.
Leung briefly showed his cards but was unable to beat that, and Geller scooped the big pot.
On a board reading with around 12,000 in the pot, Austin Buchanan bet 7,600 from the small blind. His opponent called from the cutoff, and the fell on the river. Buchanan bet 21,500, and his opponent made no hesitation calling. Buchanan tabled 
for a full house and scooped a healthy pot.
Buchanan had a tough start to the day and was down to around 30,000 early on. After building himself back up to a starting stack, he found himself flopping a full house with pocket queens. He will look to carry on this upward trend for the remainder of the day.
In a hand that occurred on the live stream, Qui Nguyen bet 1,500 with 
on an 
flop. One player with called, and Partipilo raised to 3,500 with 
. Nguyen came back with another raise to 10,000, driving out the ace-four, but Partipilo with the straight shoved all in and forced Nguyen to fold.
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