On a completed board of K♠Q♠10♣Q♥K♦ with a little over 15,000 in the middle, a player in the big blind led for 5,000.
Bin Weng from early position responded with a raise to 32,000, sending his opponent into the tank. He eventually tossed in calling chips, only to get shown the A♣K♥ of Weng, who had top boat to win a substantial pot.
Following an open raise, Michael Teich three-bet to 9,000 and his opponent just called.
They checked the JdTh2d] flop to the 3♦ turn on which the initial raiser bet 13,000 and Teich called.
The Q♥ river brought the shove for around 20,000 and Teich snap-called to get shown the A♥A♣ for slow-played aces.
Teich had that beat with the A♠K♦ for broadway to get told an "nice hand Sir".
Teich replied "sorry about that Sir" instantly and then explained on the table that he had called with the combo draw on the turn.
Heads-up to the river with about 50,000 in the middle, the completed board read J♦9♦6♥3♦2♣.
AJ Gillette checked from early position to the player in the cutoff who jammed for 40,500 effective as the slightly covering stack. Gillette would go deep into tank before he eventually elected to call.
AJ Gillette: A♥J♥ 
Cutoff: A♦Q♣
Gillette help top pair with top kicker against the naked ace of diamonds from his opponent, and Gillette sniffed out the bluff to collect the full double.
On the river of a A♠6♥6♣5♥7♠ runout, Joseph Lee bet 8,000 when checked to him by Bijay Lama from under the gun.
Lama called after brief consideration and Lee tabled his K♦10♠ for a bluff, Lama claimed the pot with the Q♠Q♣.
In a battle of the blinds, Mickey Woll and his table neighbour invested 3,500 each on the K♠J♣9♣4♣ turn. The 8♠ river was checked to him and Woll's bet of 6,500 won the pot uncontested.
In the last hand before the break, Paul Volpe raised to 2,500 and was called two ways to the A♠K♥9♠ flop. Once it was checked to him by Vitaly Kovyazin, Volpe bet 5,000 and both of his opponents let go.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
The players have been sent on their final 15-minute break of the night.
The clock reads 281 entries in this flight, among which around 120 remain.
Four players saw a flop of J♣9♦7♣ for 2,500 each. Mickey Woll bet 3,600 from early position before Mike Linster check-raised to 10,300 from the small blind while the others folded. Woll took some time before he flatted.
On the 2♦ turn, Linster jammed as the covering stack for 31,500 effective, and Woll snapped it off.
Mickey Woll: 9♥9♣
Mike Linster: 8♣5♣
Linster had a double gutter and flush draw against the set of Woll. However, the river was the 5♥, and Woll held on to secure the double.
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