A player open-jammed for their remaining 940,000 from early position and Greg Himmelbrand looked him up from the small blind.
Early Position: A♦10♥ 
Greg Himmelbrand: A♣Q♣
Himmelbrand was in good shape with the dominating ace as the J♥4♣2♦ flop offered no help to either player. The board ran out 8♠2♥, leaving Himmelbrand's hand best as his kicker played to score a knockout.
Bin Weng limped from the small blind and Bijay Lama checked his option in the big blind.
On the 8♥5♠2♦ flop, it was unclear whether or not Weng had led, but Lama had 200,000 in front of him. Weng responded with a raise to 570,000.
After some deliberation, Lama announced all in as the covering stack and Weng snapped off his 1,520,000 stack.
Bin Weng: 10♥10♦
Bijay Lama: 9♣7♥
Lama went for the bluff with his gutshot straight draw, but he was in terrible shape against Weng's tens. The 9♦ turn gave more outs to Lama, but the 8♠ river paired the board, leaving Weng's tens best for the full double.
There was around 800,000 in the pot when Ken Neri and Alex Soares went to the turn on a board of Q♥9♥4♦Q♠. Soares then got in his last 1,200,000 from early position, and Neri put him at risk on the button.
Neri showed K♠Q♣ for trips, but Soares had A♠Q♦ and was ahead with his ace-kicker. The river was the 2♥, and Soares earned the double up.
A player under the gun moved all in, and Bob Russo called for 700,000 on the button.
Bob Russo: A♣10♦
Opponent: A♥K♠
Russo found himself dominated going to the flop, which came K♠8♠9♥. The turn was the J♦, while the Q♠ fell on the river to give Russo a straight and the double up.
At the same time at another table, Bin Weng related that Tom Matacale just doubled up when his A♣10♣ made a royal flush against ace-jack.
Nicholas Di Marzo moved all in for 830,000 from the button and an opponent in the big blind called.
Nicholas Di Marzo: A♥Q♣
Opponent: K♠10♠
The 3♦A♦9♣ flop gave Di Marzo top pair and a big lead in the hand, while the rest of the board ran out 7♦K♦ to secure Di Marzo the double up.
At the same table, Toby Gafner has built up a massive stack of around 7,000,000, while Mario Rodriguez sits with around 3,400,000.
Level: 23
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Will Failla opened to 125,000 from middle position and was called by the hijack.
On the 10♣9♦5♠ flop, Failla led for 150,000 and his opponent called.
Failla led again on the 8♠ turn for 250,000, earning another call as Failla advised, "Your ten is no good."
On the 3♦ river, Failla fired a final bet of 300,000, getting a quick fold from his opponent.
"Three of diamonds not the card you're looking for?" Failla joked as he collected another pot, becoming the largest stack in the room currently.
Lingyu Zen got in his last 800,000 from the button and was up against Maxwell Liddell in the small blind.
Lingyu Zen: A♣K♣
Maxwell Liddell: A♥A♠
Zen had run right into Liddell's aces as the flop came Q♦J♥J♠ to give him some outs with a straight draw. The 2♠ turn was no help, while the river was the Q♠ to secure Liddell the pot and send Zen to the rail.
Robert Thomas is sitting directly beside Liddell with a stack of around 3,800,000.
Three players saw a Q♠7♠4♣ flop in a single-raised pot as the under the gun player bet 210,000. Maxwell Liddell called in the cutoff and Peter Sennon got out of the way from the big blind.
On the Q♣ turn, the under the gun player bet 325,000 before Liddell jammed for his remaining 1,260,000, sending his opponent into the tank.
"Do you want a call here?" Liddell's opponent asked.
Liddell took off his AirPods and announced, "I'll show. Well, not right now," before his opponent ultimately decided to let it go.
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