Artur Martirosian raised to 2,800 from the under the gun and was called by Ian Matakis on the button.
Both players checked on the 9♥5♥Q♥ flop and Q♣ turn.
Martirosian bet 2,000 on the J♣ river and Matakis looked him up. Martirosian turned over the Q♠5♦ first for a full house before turning over A♠K♦.
Matakis mucked and Martirosian dragged the pot.
The pot stood at 10,200 with four players looking at a flop of 9♣J♣5♦.
Adam Hendrix, in the big blind, checked. Travis Pearson, in middle position, bet out 8,000 and Viktor Blom, in the hijack, raised to 35,200. The button folded, as did Hendrix. Pearson called.
The 10♦ turn saw Pearson play out of flow, moving all in for 60,200. Blom was forced to fold.
With 9,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 10♠K♦7♦, Eelis Parssinen got his remaining stack of around 16,000 into the pot against Erick Lindgren.
Eelis Parssinen: A♥J♥9♦8♠ 
Erick Lindgren: A♣7♣7♠6♠
Parssinen had a multiple straight draws but was drawing dead by the time the 10♦ hit the turn as Lindgren improved to a full house. A meaningless 2♣ completed the board and Parssinen knuckled the felt before he vacated the tournament area.
Level: 3
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Player in the field have been sent on a 15-minute break.
The tournament is up to 172 entrants so far.
Quan Zhou limped from under the gun, as did the players in the hijack and cutoff before Erick Lindgren made it 3,300 from the small blind. Zhou, the hijack, and the cutoff all called.
The flop came 6♣4♦7♠ which Lindgren checked, Zhou bet 7,000, and only Lindgren called.
On the 3♥ turn, Lindgren check-folded after Zhou fired a bet of 25,000.
Ren Lin, in the small blind, raised to 2,100 and Jim Collopy, in the big blind, called.
Lin bet the pot for 4,200 on the 5♦10♦J♠ flop. Collopy called.
The 4♣ turn saw Lin bet pot for a second time. Collopy put in the 12,600 to make the call.
The 6♠ river saw Lin empty the clip, betting another pot-sized bet of 37,800. Collopy finally elected to muck.
Lin offered to show his cards to the table for $100, but no one was willing to pay such a high price point. "$80?" Lin negotiated before Bryce Yockey talked him down to $20.
Lin accepted the offer and showed 9♦8♦6♣3♣. Yockey reached for his wallet only to find he was five dollars short. Lin took the cash payment of $15 and Yockey promised him the rest later.
A player opened first-to-act and was called by Justin Smith in the cutoff and Tyler Brown in the big blind.
Action checked through on the K♠3♥8♥ flop and then Brown led out for 7,200 on the 6♠ turn. Both his opponents called.
All three players checked on the Q♥ river and Brown turned over Q♣9♥5♣2♥ for a flush. Both player mucked and Brown collected the pot.
Mike Dentale raised from middle position and was called by Joao Simao in the small blind and Luis Velador in the big blind.
Simao led out for 4,000 on the 8♥2♠4♥ flop and both his opponents called.
The 10♦ came on the turn and Simao sized up for a 15,000 bet. This time only Velador called.
Simao bet a final time for 30,600 on the 2♦ river and Velador looked him up.
Simao turned over A♣9♦2♣2♥ for quad deuces and Velador said, "Nice hand," as he sent his cards into the muck.
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