Noah Boeken got it all in, dominated, and at risk against the covering stack of Renji Mao preflop as the two headed off to a runout.
Noah Boeken: K♣Q♣9♦8♠ 
Renji Mao: K♦K♠3♠3♣
The 8♥A♠5♠ gave Boeken a little hope, but it was short-lived as the 6♠ turn completed Mao's flush and had him drawing dead, meaning he hit inconsequential trips on the 8♦ river.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
There was roughly 145,000 in the pot on a board of 2♣A♥8♦6♣. Nacho Barbero, in the cutoff, bet 143,000 when checked to, and Shlomi Elimeleh called under the gun.
Barbero moved all in on the 3♣ river, prompting Elimeleh to go deep into the tank. He asked the dealer for a count of the pot, and after receiving confirmation, he pushed his remaining 45,000 chips into the middle.
Barbero tabled the ace-high flush with A♣K♠Q♠9♣, Elimeleh tabled A♠8♠5♦4♦ for an inadequate straight.
Ari Oxman limped in from the small blind before Shota Katagiri potted to 18,000 in the big. Oxman put in the call, and the two went off to a flop of 6♦2♠K♠.
Here, Oxman checked it over, prompting Katagiri to bet out for 25,000. Oxman then potted to 117,000, and Katagiri took some time before relinquishing his cards to the dealer.
Yian Zeng opened up the action with a raise under the gun before Vitalijs Zavorotnijs, on his left, three-bet to 45,000. Zeng stuck in the call, leading the two to a flop. The dealer put out J♦8♠2♠, prompting Zeng to take the lead and pot it for 105,000. Zavorotnijs raised to put Zeng all in for not much more, and Zeng made the call.
Yian Zeng: 10♣10♠9♠9♦
Vitalijs Zavorotnijs: A♣A♦10♦7♦
Zavorotnijs was in the lead with pocket aces, but Zeng could still improve to a set, straight or flush. The 4♣ turn changed nothing, then the 7♥ river completed the straight for Zeng who came out on top with the nuts. Zavorotnijs busted out shortly after.
Bruno Benveniste opened to 20,000 on the button, and Frank Lagodich defended his big blind.
The 5♦J♦Q♠ flop checked through, but sparks flew when the dealer put out the 8♠ turn. Lagodich checked again, Beneviste bet out for 40,000, before Lagodich announced "pot," which was enough to put Beneviste all in.
"Are you freerolling me?" asked Lagodich as Beneviste snapped.
Bruno Benveniste: K♣J♣10♥9♣
Frank Lagodich: A♣10♦9♦7♦
They both had the queen-high straight and the current nuts, and both had draws to higher straights. Lagodich had diamonds for the flush draw, making him a slight favorite, but the 2♠ river resulted in a chop.
There were roughly 30,000 chips in the pot on a flop of J♥4♦10♦.
Tony Sinishtaj bet 15,000 on the button, Jonathan Stoeber called in the small blind, and Lok Chan raised to 85,000 in the big blind. Alexander Yen in the cutoff announced all in for roughly 155,000. Sinishtaj and Stoeber both folded, and Chan made the call.
Alexander Yen: Q♦10♣8♦4♣
Lok Chan: J♦J♠6♣2♦
Chan's set of jacks held as the board ran out 2♠ K♣ to eliminate Yen.
There was roughly 180,000 in the pot on a board of 9♦2♥7♣. Jonathan Bomba, who was in the small blind, bet 3,000. Andrejs Prost, who was in early position called. Frederic Normand, in the hijack, was all in.
Action checked to showdown on the J♦ turn and the J♣ river.
The dealer announced, "Everyone must show."
Normand responded with, "Quads, baby!" and tabled A♥J♥J♠3♦ for a triple up.
Despite the futiity, Bomba tabled K♣K♠4♣3♥ and Prost tabled A♠6♠4♠7♥.
Jake White got it all in from the big blind, but was at risk and up against Jonathan Stoeber, who was on the button.
Jake White: Q♦Q♥7♥4♣
Jonathan Stoeber: A♣A♥K♦3♥
The 8♥5♦Q♠ flop saw White soar into a commanding lead, which he'd keep as the dealer finished off with the 8♣J♥ runout.
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