Faraz Jaka opened to 3,600 in middle position and Paul Chanderson defended his big blind to see the 8♣4♦9♣ flop.
Chanderson checked to Jaka, who continued for 6,500. The call was made to the 10♣ turn, where both players checked. Another pair of checks followed the 10♥ river and Chanderson tabled Q♦8♦.
"Pair of eights?" asked Jaka, as he mucked and saw the chips sent to the other end of the table.
Paul Lee opened to 3,500 in middle position and made the call after Matthew Salsberg three-bet to 9,500 on his left.
Lee checked the 7♣4♠10♥ flop, with Salsberg continuing for 8,000. The call was made and the dealer flipped over the 8♦ turn, producing a pair of checks.
Another pair of checks followed the 5♠ river, with Lee revealing Q♠Q♦ to claim the pot as Salsberg mucked.
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David Pock opened to 4,000 in early position, with action folding around to Matthew Salsberg in the small blind. The call was made and the dealer revealed the 10♠J♠4♠ flop.
Both players checked to see the A♦ turn, where Salsberg fired 5,000 into the middle. Pock did not think long before sliding his cards to the dealer as Salsberg raked in the pot.
Nick Pupillo opened the action with a raise under the gun to 4,000 bringing Cecile Ticherfatine in the next seat over before Michael Nia raised two seats over to 8,500.
The table folded back around to Pupillo who called which brought in Ticherfatine also.
The action froze on a flop of 3♥9♥10♦ bringing in a free 8♥ turn.
Pupillo opted to bet the turn for 13,500 causing Ticherfatine to fold, but Nia elected to put Pupillo to a decision when he jammed.
Pupillo quickly folded giving Nia the pot.
Steven Forman opened to 3,500 in the hijack and Jonathan Pastore answered with a three-bet to 9,000 in the cutoff. Action folded back around to Forman, who made the call.
Forman checked the 6♣9♦3♦ flop and Pastore fired 9,000. After taking some time, Forman tossed out a raise to 24,000.
Pastore slid his cards to the dealer, and Forman continued to add chip to his stack.
Saji Abdelkarim made a positional raise from the button to 4,000, but he found resistance from the big blind when Phuoc Nguyen three-bet to 15,300.
Abdelkarim grabbed his chips and called swelling the pot heading into a flop of K♥8♦4♣.
Nguyen was undettered by the flop and went all in for his remaining stack putting Abdelkarim to a decision.
Abdelkarim folded awarding Nguyen the pot.
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