Jason Osser raised to 800 from the cutoff, and only Michael McGowan called from the big blind.
McGowan check-called a bet of 1,000 on the 3♠5♣3♥ flop, before taking over the betting lead on the Q♥ turn, with a bet of 2,800. Osser made the call.
The river came the J♠, and McGowan continued with a bet of 3,000. Osser called once again but soon found himself mucking his cards, unable to beat McGowan's K♠3♣.
Leo Worthington-Leese opened to 800 on the button, and only Jed Friedman made the call, defending his big blind.
Both players checked the Q♦6♦2♦ flop, which prompted Friedman to take over the betting lead on the Q♥ turn. A bet of 900 was his chosen sizing, and Worthinton-Leese deemed this fair, making the call.
Friedman put out another bet of 1,200 on the J♣ river and gave Worthington-Leese the bad news after he called. Friedman's A♥6♥ was good enough to win the pot as Worthington-Leese mucked his cards.
Action folded to Anastasiia Knapp, who opened the button to 700 and got a call from Stefan Nemetz in the big blind.
The 2♥10♥3♠ flop was checked by both to get to the 7♦ turn. Nemetz bet 500 and Knapp called.
Nemetz bet 1,200 on the 10♦ river, and Knapp folded.
With about 3,100 in the middle and four players seeing the 8♥9♦K♦ flop, action checked to Sean Jazayeri, who fired a bet of 1,500. Daniel Wirgau didn’t waste much time and shoved for his last 17,200. Orion Gallagher and Nikola Gunchev got out of the way, but Jazayeri quickly made the call.
Daniel Wirgau: K♠9♠
Sean Jazayeri: 10♦8♦
Wirgau had flopped top two pair, while Jazayeri held a pair of eights with a flush draw and some straight possibilities.
The K♥ on the turn gave Wirgau a full house, locking up the hand, and the A♥ river changed nothing.
Wirgau secured the double-up and chipped back up to a healthier stack.
With around 7,000 in the middle on a completed board of 10♣A♠2♥2♠8♠. Bryce Yockey checked from the cutoff and Marshall Brenden bet 2,500 from the button. Yockey paused a few moments before making the call.
Brenden revealed 6♠6♥ for a pair of sixes and lost the pot to Yockey's 10♦9♥ for a pair of tens.
Lucas Aleandri from the hijack and Robert Councell in the cutoff each put in 5,000 preflop, but the action slowed after the flop hit 6♠J♥8♦.
They each checked on the flop and the turn of 10♥.
When the 8♣ landed on the river, Aleandri led out with a bet of 17,000. Councell considered the call for some time before making it.
He turned over K♣K♦ to win a nice-sized pot.
Three ways to the Q♣Q♦J♠3♠ turn with 6,500 in the middle, Birger Ohl bet 2,500 out of the blinds. David Wells called and Maria Konnikova folded which led them to the 2♦ on the river. Ohl bet 6,000 off a shorter stack and Wells then raised big to 40,000, forcing an instant fold from his opponent.
Heads-up on a flop of 4♦K♣9♣, Barry Remmel bet 4,000 from the button and Benjamin Gros called in middle position.
The turn was the 2♣ and Remmel bet another 10,000. Gros again called and the 2♦ fell on the river.
Gros checked over to Remmel once more. "You win," Remmel finally said, surrendering the pot and tossing A♣10♦ into the muck. Gros showed him 9♥9♦ for a full house, as he took the pot.
With an already large pot of around 19,000 brewing to the K♣7♦5♥8♣ turn, Sam Chartier checked in the cutoff and Arkadiy Tsinis checked behind on the button. The river brought the 4♠ for a four card straight on the board and Chartier checked again.
Tsinis opted to check back and Chartier revealed the A♦2♦ for air, while Tsinis won the pot with the A♥K♥ for the top pair and top kicker.
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