Action folded around to Pao Hsu in the small blind, who moved all in for his last 7,500. Yu Zhang quickly called from the big blind, and the hands were tabled.
Pao Hsu: Q♠2♦ 
Yu Zhang: J♣2♠
Hsu had Zhang dominated, and improved to a full house on the 2♣7♠Q♥Q♦5♥ runout to double his short stack.
Liv Boeree opened to 6,500 from under the gun, and Markus Gonzalves defended his big blind. The 10♥5♠7♠ flop saw Gonzalves announce all in for his last 16,600, and Boeree made the call.
Markus Gonzalves: 9♠8♠
Liv Boeree: A♦9♣
Gonzalves could not improve on the 4♥ turn or 7♣ river, as Boeree collected the last of his stack.
There were roughly 22,000 chips in the pot on 10♣8♦5♣.
Ashish Yeole on the button fired out a bet of 6,500, and Josh Reichard in the big blind went all in for roughly 30,000 and Yeole snap-called.
Josh Reichard: K♣8♣
Ashish Yeole: J♣9♣
The Q♠ on the turn improved Yeole to a straight, and Reichard needed a club to survive but the 9♠ on the river sent him to the rail.
Samy Dubonnet raised from under the gun to 6,000, with David Peters calling in the small blind. Jeremy Becker came along in the big blind, and the A♦A♠9♠ flop was revealed.
Peters and Becker checked to Dubonnet, who continued for 4,500. Peters called, while Becker let his hand go.
Peters checked the 5♣ turn, and Dubonnet fired 15,000 into the middle. That was enough to produce a fold from Peters, and Dubonnet collected the pot.
There were roughly 28,000 chips in the pot on K♠6♥K♦J♠10♦.
Julian Pineda Lozano on the button had bet 13,000, and Felipe Boianovsky in the big blind went deep into the tank, and after a couple of minutes, Boianovsky made the call. Lozano tapped the table before revealing his cards then tabled A♠2♠ for a bluff, and Boianovsky tabled 9♥6♣.
Daniel Chan moved almost all in from the small blind with a starting stack total of 60,000 chips on the river with the board reading 10♣5♥3♠J♦3♥ and a pot of some 35,000. He held onto a solo 500 chip.
Oliver Blithell, who was on the button, pondered the call. Eventually, he moved chips forward.
Chan tabled Q♦9♦ showing complete air, thanks to a straight draw on the turn that didn't get there.
Bithell had sniffed out the bluff, and made the call with 10♠8♠, for a pair of tens with just an eight kicker.
Chan would exit the event in the next hand, as he was forced to toss in that 500 chip, a third of the small blind that he owed.
In the knockout hand, Steven Spivack raised to 6,000 in the cutoff. John Racener called from the big blind to fight for the side pot.
The flop hit 6♦2♦8♦ and both players checked.
The turn brought the Q♣ and a bet of 8,000 from Spivack, which Racener also called.
The 4♦ landed on the river, putting four diamonds on the board. This prompted Racener to lead out with 23,000. Spivack folded.
Daniel Chan: 9♣2♥
John Racener: A♦2♣
Chan had flopped a pair on his chip-and-a-chair quest, but Racener's nut-flush sent him to the rail.
Kyle Julius opened to 6,000 in the cutoff, and Adam Hendrix made the call in the small blind. Benedetto Bianco slid out a three-bet to 23,000 from the big blind, and Julius replied with a four-bet to 50,500.
Hendrix got out of the way, and Bianco made the call. Bianco checked dark before the A♥10♠5♦ flop, and Julius checked back. Another pair of checks followed the Q♥ turn, and the 5♥ river hit the felt.
Both players opted to check it down, and Bianco tabled J♠10♣ for a pair of tens. Julius showed K♠K♥, and the pot was sent his way.
There were roughly 30,000 chips in the pot on 9♣J♠9♥2♣10♣. Jamie O'Connor in the cutoff bet 9,000 and Junhyung Kim on the button quickly called. O'Connor then tabled the winner with K♦J♥, and Kim mucked his cards.
A new player came to the table and said 'nice stack', which O'Connor responded with 'Yeah, I'm just running good'
Erik Seidel opened to 7,500 on the button, and Xixiang Luo defended his big blind to the 2♥3♥Q♣ flop.
Luo checked to Seidel, who opted to check back. Another round of checks followed the A♠ turn, and Luo watched the 4♣ fall on the river before betting 15,000.
Seidel took a moment before sticking in the call, and Luo turned over 7♣5♦ for a wheel. Seidel sent his cards to the dealer, and Luo raked in the pot.
Maxx Coleman moved all in with his final 22,500 chips from the cutoff. Sean McNulty made the call from the big blind.
Maxx Coleman: 5♥5♠
Sean McNulty: A♥2♦
Coleman was ok with the any ace call against his little pair, which held through the full board of 6♦4♥4♣K♦7♥.
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