Fares Santana opened and Michael Wang moved all in for around 138,000. Santana called and the two players tabled their cards with Wang at risk.
Michael Wang: 
Fares Santana: 
The board came down 
and Santana's flopped ace pulled in the pot, sending Wang to the payout desk.
Three players were in a hand with the flop reading 
. Both Amir Tawfik and Thomas Boyden were all in with Boyden being the larger of the two stacks. The third player in the hand had a big decision on his hands. He thought it out for a while but eventually folded and the cards were flipped up.
Tawfik had the flush draw with the 
but was crushed by the 
better flush draw of Boyden. The turn was the 
and the river the 
to come up blanks for Tawfik and he was eliminated while Boyden climbed to over a million in chips.
There was a large pot of more than 500,000 in the middle on the river with the board reading 
. Kevin Javier was first to act and led out with a meaty bet of 380,000 over to his opponent, who had a big decision for about 80% of his stack.
His opponent thought long and hard and leaned back in his chair for a while before eventually folding to send the big pot over to Javier.
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The board read 
. David Jackson bet 93,000 over to Nathan Russler.
Russler considered it for a while before opting to make the call. Jackson quickly revealed the for the straight and collected the pot.
Action folded around to Ryan Yu in the small blind, he moved all in for more than enough to cover the 266,000 total of Aaron Massey who snap-called.
Ryan Yu: 
Aaron Massey:
The board came down 
and Massey's flopped ace took down the pot, doubling through Yu.
"That hand got me all charged up!" said Massey as he stacked his newly acquired chips.
Patrick Serda was seen with a much larger chip stack since last check and Orville Story's stack was greatly reduced.
A hand was in progress with the board reading 
. David Berman and Serda checked it to the river which came the .
Berman bet 55,000 which Serda called after a few moments. Berman showed the 
for top pair and Serda mucked his hand to dust off a few chips to Berman who nears a million.
The flop read 
and there was around 300,000 in the pot. Al Krux moved all in, totaling 225,000 and Nathan Russler snap-called, putting Krux at risk of elimination.
Al Krux:
Nathan Russler: 
The runout completed the board and Russler took down the pot with his higher two pair, sending Krux out the door
Adam Templeman opened and Javier Zarco raised it up, Templeman shoved for 260,000 and Zarco called, putting Templeman at risk.
Adam Templeman: 
Javier Zarco: 
The board rolled out and Templeman's johnnies held on for the pot, doubling through Zarco.
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