Adrian Mateos opened to 3,200 from under the gun and he was called by the hijack and by the big blind.
All three of them checked the 4♠7♠5♦ flop leading to the 7♦ turn where Mateos bet 5,000. The hijack folded, but the big blind check-called.
On the 9♥ river, the big blind checked then called after Mateos bet 6,500. But the big blind's cards went into the muck as Mateos had Q♠9♠ for two pair.
After some preflop raising and three-betting, Jack Sinclair had called the 71,000 all in of the player seated on the button.
Button: 6♠6♥ 
Jack Sinclair: K♦Q♥
The 6♣10♣J♥ flop gave the button a set but it did also offer up a straight draw for Sinclair. But the 5♦ turn and 5♣ river wasn't what Sinclair was looking for as his opponent improved to a full house to double up.
The under the gun player raised to 3,200, Alin Petrisor Pandilica called in early position, and the player in middle position called as well. The player in the hijack then three-bet to 11,000 and the under the gun player called. Pandilica then four-bet all in, only getting a call from the hijack, who was at risk with 40,300 behind.
Hijack: A♣K♦
Alin Petrisor Pandilica: K♥K♣
The board ran out 10♥8♦4♣9♦7♦ and Pandilica's pair of kings held to scoop the sizable pot.
Isaac Haxton and two other players at his table had seen a flop of Q♠10♣8♥. Haxton was first to act from the small blind and checked. The player seated under the gun shoved all in for around 100,000, which got a fold from the player in the cutoff. Haxton however, snap called for his remaining 56,100.
Isaac Haxton: A♦A♣
Under-the-Gun Player: K♥10♥
The A♠ on the turn meant only a jack on the river could eliminate Haxton, but the 5♣ fell to complete the board and Haxton more than doubled up with a set of aces.
Erik Seidel had opened from the hijack and Calvin Anderson called from the cutoff. The player on the button three-bet and both players called.
Three players saw the flop of 10♠2♦3♦ and the action checked to the button, who fired out a bet of 9,000. Seidel folded but Anderson stuck around with a call.
Anderson checked again on the Q♣ turn and his opponent put out a bet of 13,000, leaving roughly 7,000 behind. Anderson raised enough to put his opponent all in and after a bit of thinking, the button opted to lay his hand down.
Three-way on a flop of 6♦Q♠J♥, a player in early position bet 4,000. He made the hijack fold, but 2017 WSOP Main Event finalist Benjamin Pollak in the big blind check-called.
After Pollak checked the 3♥ turn, the early position player bet 12,000. Pollak looked at the board one more time, and folded.
Frank Funaro raised to 3,500 in the hijack, the player on the button called, and John Riordan defended in the big blind.
The flop came K♠5♠5♣, Riordan checked, Funaro checked, and the button bet 4,000. Riordan folded and Funaro raised to 11,000.
The button thought for a brief moment before tossing his cards into the muck.
Eric Bonin got it all in preflop in a coin flip situation, having his opponent covered.
Opponent: 10♦10♥
Eric Bonin: A♠Q♦
Bonin found two additional queens for trips on the Q♥2♥Q♠ flop to pull ahead in the hand. The turn 9♠ and river K♥ sent his opponent packing.
Level: 9
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Illia Korobkin raised to 2,500 from under the gun and Eric Bonin three-bet to 10,500 from the big blind. Korobkin made the call and the flop came 6♠8♠6♥.
Bonin continued with a bet of 7,000 and Korobkin called, bringing the 5♣ turn card.
Bonin bet again, this time for 16,000 and Korobkin decided to let his hand go.
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