Ramin Hajiyev was in the big blind against an opponent in the small blind and they got in a raising war that ended with Hajiyev calling an all-in shove of about 240,000. Hajiyev was dominated with 
against 
but the 
flop put him way ahead. The 
turn and 
river kept him best and the player who took the beat simply wished everyone good luck and headed on his way.
In a battle button versus small blind, Sven McDermott and Griffin Benger clashed. Until the 
turn, a decent pot had emerged already and Benger bet 57,000, McDermott called. The 
came on the river and Benger moved all in.
McDermott had some 150,000 behind, gave his opponent a staredown and sent the cards into the muck.
The action folded to Patrick Tardif on the button who made it 10,500 to go. Shyam Srinivasan three-bet to 42,000 from the small blind but Tardif wanted to see a flop.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Srinivasan led out for 36,000. Tardif called and the 
landed on the turn. Both players checked and the 
completed the board. Srinivasan checked again and then folded when Tardif shipped all in for 151,000.
Marc Rivera raised to 11,000 and Yiming Liu three-bet all in for 72,000 from one seat over, which Rivera called after some confusion.
"All of that for nothing?" another player at the table said as Rivera tabled 
and Liu held the 
. However, the board came 
to give Liu the nutflush.
One hand later, Liu raised to 11,000 and was called by Thiago Crema on the button and Dylan Linde in the big blind. Linde check-shoved into a 13,500 bet by Crema on the 
flop and forced two quick folds to claim the pot.
With around 130,000 already in the pot, Tomas Jozonis checked in the small blind on 
. An opponent in the cutoff put him all in for 97,000 and Jozonis snap-called with . He was in great shape against 
and no queen hit the river to doom him.
Connor Drinan raised to 11,000 in middle position and Tracey Guice made it 30,000 in the small blind. Drinan thought awhile and shoved for around 135,000. He was met with a snap-called an . The high-stakes vet turned over and found no help on the community.
There was a massive pot of at least 250,000 in the middle between Warren Sheaves and Guy Johnson, with both players holding out around 20,000 to get it in instantly when 
hit.
Warren Sheaves:
Guy Johnson: 
The flip was still a sweat, and the 
and 
confirmed Sheaves as the victor with unimproved queens. He doubled through for nearly all of Johnson's chips, and Johnson busted the next hand.
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