The board read 
with a big pot brewing in the middle already.
Kareem Marshall had shoved from the big blind for 286,000 and Chris Pulley was sitting in the tank for a while from the cutoff. The clock was called on him and the floor gave him 30 seconds to make a decision. When the floor started counting down from five, Pulley still didn't do anything and once time had run out, his hand was declared dead.
Venkata Adusumalli shoved from the early position for 151,000 and was called by Thomas Mader in the cutoff while the rest folded.
Venkata Adusumalli: 
Thomas Mader: 
The board ran out 
for Mader to hold with the pocket pair to send Adusumalli to the payout desk.
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Michael Sol completed his small blind and Matthew McGuire shoved in the big blind.
"Call," Sol said but he meant to ask for a count, there was a tiny discussion but Sol ended up making the call indeed.
Matthew McGuire:
Michael Sol: 
The flop came 
for McGuire to hit top pair.
The turn was the 
which now gave Sol a gutshot to a straight but the river completed the board with the 
to keep McGuire ahead and double him up.
Derek Brown raised to 32,000 from the early position and Aaron Olshan shoved in the small blind. Kashka Corpening called in the big blind and action was back on Brown who asked for a count. The dealer confirmed Olshan had 242,000 behind. Brown then looked over to Corpening's stack and then decided to let the hand go.
Aaron Olshan:
Kashka Corpening: 
The board ran out [kc7sd5ckh] for Corpening to flop the higher pair and improve to trips on the river to eliminate Olshan.
Level: 19
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Jay Jin raised to 28,000 from the cutoff and was called by Suheil Katan in the small blind.
They both checked through the 
flop to the on the turn. Katan bet 45,000 and Jin called.
The river completed the board with the and Katan barreled another 50,000 over the line.
"This might be a cooler for one of us..." Jin said. "I just want to see it," he added before making the call.
Katan tabled 
for the turned two pair and Jin mucked and muttered: "It's a fucking cooler."
The board read 
when Tanner Martinelli check-shoved after a bet of Stephen Guarnieri and was called. Martinelli held 
for the straight while Guarnieri had .
The river completed the board with the 
to secure the double-up for Martinelli.
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