Ronald Ibbetson opened on the button to 1,200 and Charles Combes three-bet to 6,500 from the small blind. Ibbetson called.
The 5♥K♣4♥ flop prompted a 6,000 bet from Combes and Ibbetson called.
The A♥ turn saw Combes bet 12,000. Ibbetson raised to 37,000 and Combes thought, before slamming his hand into the muck.
Six players saw a flop of J♣9♣5♦ when action checked around to Michael Silk who bet 1,600 from early position. Only Ian Carpenter in the cutoff and button Carlos Sanchez called.
Silk bet another 7,000 on the 7♠ turn and Carpenter folded, while Sanchez called to see the 8♥ river. Silk then bet 6,500.
Sanchez took a minute before calling once more, and Silk turned over J♦9♦ for two pair to win the pot.
Damian Gibbs raised to 1,300 on the button, and only Yukako Hiroi called, defending her big blind.
Hiroi check-called a bet of 1,100 on the 9♦Q♠4♦ flop, and did the same on the flush completing A♦ turn, this time for a larger 2,300.
The river Q♦ put a fourth diamond on the board, and when Hisoi checked for a third time, Gibbs checked behind.
Hiroi showed her 6♦6♣, which had improved to a six-high flush. Gibbs, unable to beat that, returned his cards to the dealer face down.
Three players were still with cards on a flop that read 8♠J♠Q♠ when Marc Joseph checked his action over to David Frazee. Frazee shoved his remaining 16,200 into a pot of 29,100, putting David Litvinoff in a huge spot. "Sorry guys," he said to the table due to the length of his tank, and eventually gave up his cards. Joseph flicked in a chip.
David Frazee: K♠K♣ 
Marc Joseph: A♣Q♣
Joseph was drawing slim, and couldn't beat Frazee's flush on the J♣9♠ runout, doubling him up in a second consecutive level. Caroline Schallock, in between the two, let them know that she had folded a hand that would've hit a straight flush, as Litvinoff said that he was "glad [he] folded."
There were roughly 12,000 chips in the pot on a board of 4♦8♥Q♣10♥8♦.
Jaime Reyes who was in the big blind bet 12,000, and Franciso Fernandez who was in the cutoff went deep into the tank before he eventually made the call.
Reyes tabled a straight with J♠9♦, and Fernandez mucked.
Sonny Franco opened to 1,200 from under the gun and was called twice. Harry Demlang in the big blind squeezed to 4,000, then Franco moved all-in for 31,200. Demlang made the call.
Sonny Franco: A♠K♠
Harry Demlang: 8♥8♠
Franco hit two pair on 7♥A♣2♦K♣5♠ to double up.
Catching the action on a 7♠4♣6♥ flop, Martin Ward from early position checked to Stephane Guelpa, who bet 5,600, about the size of the pot.
Ward called to the K♦ turn, which he also checked. Guelpa then put him all-in, and Ward snap-called for 18,300.
Martin Ward: 6♠6♣
Stephane Guelpa: A♦9♥
Guelpa's ace-high was drawing dead against the set of Ward. Guelpa complimented his opponent's call as the K♠ river upgraded Ward to a full house, officially doubling him up.
On a board of J♥10♥7♦6♠ with 15,000 in the pot, Dennys Ramos moved all in from middle position for almost 41,000 and was called by Julian Milliard in the small blind.
Dennys Ramos: 5♥4♥
Julian Milliard: J♦J♠
Ramos with a flush draw and a straight draw ran into a set, and the A♣ did not help him so he was eliminated.
Felipe Ketzer opened to 1,200 from the hijack and Alexandre Vuilleumier called from the button. Harold Hauck defended the big blind and the players went three-ways to the flop.
The Q♠5♥4♠ flop saw Hauck check. Ketzer bet 1,700, Vuilleumier called and Hauck folded.
Both checked the 5♣ turn, to see the 4♦ river.
The players flipped their cards with no more betting and Ketzer was sitting with J♦8♠. Vuilleumier took the small pot with his ace as he was holding A♠2♠.
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