The hand was picked up with Jon Thee all in against Abel Gebeyehu and David Kazanjian, who were working on a side pot, with the board showing 5♠K♥7♦5♥6♣.
Abel Gebeyehu took the side pot when Kazanjian folded.
Jon Thee: K♠K♦
Abel Gebeyehu: A♠A♣
The tabled hands showed that Thee had cracked Gebeyehu's aces by flopping a set of kings for the triple-up.
With the board reading K♦J♣5♥9♠ on the turn and about 12,500 in the middle, Alexander Lampropoulos in the cutoff check-called a bet of 6,500 from Cristian Penacastro, who was on the button.
The A♠ peeled off on the river as Lampropoulos checked it over again to Penacastro, who fired out a bet of 20,000. Lampropoulos would go deep into the tank as he faces a river decision for almost half his remaining chips. He eventually landed on call, tossing the chips in Penacastro's direction.
"You're good," Penacastro conceded as Lampropoulos tabled K♥Q♣, and he made the right call to drag a huge pot.
A Bertoncini opened to 1,500 from middle position and was called by Shannon Shorr on the button.
Shorr called a 1,300 bet from Bertoncini on the 8♠5♥5♣ flop and then both players checked on the K♦ turn.
Bertoncini checked a final time on the J♣ river and Shorr announced a bet of 4,500.
Bertoncini tanked a while, but eventually decided to lay his hand down, and Shorr added to his stack.
Benjamin Gold raised to 1,200 in middle position before Collin Rountree three-bet to 3,500 in the hijack. Ricardo Eyzaguirre four-bet to 9,000 on the button, and Gabriel Ado five-bet to 15,000. Only Eyzaguirre called.
Ado then moved all in on the K♣8♥6♠ flop, and Eyzaguirre snap-called for 19,400.
Ricardo Eyzaguirre: K♦K♠
Gabriel Ado: A♣K♠
Ado showed down top pair, but Eyzaguirre had flopped a set. The rest of the board ran out 5♠J♦, and Eyzaguirre doubled up.
Jared Jaffee and Sacha Cohen were caught going head-to-head again in a huge pot in the last level of the night. The pair were seen earlier in the day in a battle which saw Cohen taking down the pot, after sending Jaffee into the tank on the river.
The pair were at it again but this time with Jaffee in the hot seat. Cohen had jammed on the K♠7♣10♣2♣2♠ river covering Jaffee's remaining 74,000. It took Jaffee a while to decide what to do, but he eventually flicked his cards into the muck, giving Cohen back some of the chips he took earlier in the day.
In what appeared to be a three-bet pot, Ethan Yau in the small blind bet 9,000 on a board of 6♥6♣10♠. Jeffrey Berwick on the button went into the tank and called.
The K♥ landed on the turn and "Rampage" fired a second barrel to 16,000. It was too much for Berwick, who folded.
Viktor Blom raised to 1,400 from under the gun and found five callers, one of whom was Chris Shebat in the hijack.
After the action checked to him on the 3♠2♥K♦ flop, Blom fired a continuation-bet of 2,400 into his opponents. Only Shebat came along with a call.
Both players checked the K♥ turn and the A♥ river. Blom mucked his cards, allowing Shebat to pick up the pot without having to show.
Paul Tait raised to 1,200 under the gun, which Kobi Koren called on the button before Brian Smith came along in the big blind.
The action checked all the way to a Q♠5♣6♦K♥J♦ river, which saw Smith place a 1,100 bet. Tait called, but Koren folded.
Smith tabled K♦8♦ for top pair, but was outkicked by the A♦K♣ of Tait.
Three players saw a turn, with the board reading 5♦4♠6♦K♥. Miguel Lopes bet out for 9,100 into two opponents from the big blind. Middle position Benjamin Pollak thought for some time before putting in the call, with button Ray Fishman folding.
The river brought the 10♣ and action checked through. Lopes tabled 10♠7♠ for second pair, but Pollak's A♦A♥ had him bested.
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