The player under the gun raised, and Justin Liberto moved all in for his last 8,500. It folded back to the initial raiser who quickly called to create the following showdown.
Justin Liberto: 
Opponent: 
It was a typical flip situation and the 
gave the winning hand to his opponent.
The board showed 
with already around 11,000 in the middle when Phil Laak and his opponent checked. The turn 
brought no more action and the dealer revealed a on the river. Laak tossed a chip of 5,000 and it was enough to make his opponent fold his hand.
John Utley and another player had all of their chips in the middle before the flop ran out, with his opponent having around 45,000. They both turned over their cards and his opponent would be at risk.
John Utley: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Utley's spiked queen on the flop took down the pot, eliminating his opponent and putting him near the top of the leaderboard.
The action started with Katherine Barrese who opened for 2,500 and a player three-bet to 6,000. It folded back to Barrese who thought about it for a minute and made the call.
The flop fell 
and Barrese checked and faced a bet for 5,150 from her opponent. Barrese quickly folded her hand.
The board read 
when we got to the table and the players were heads-up.
John Hesp moved all in, putting Thomas Scholze's tournament at risk and the latter snap-called with a stack worth 5,250. Scholze tabled 
for trip aces and Hesp sent his hand into the muck.
There was a raise of 1,100 from a hijack player, the cutoff made the call, and Javier Gomez moved all in for around 10,000 from the button. Everyone folded and he picked up a quick pot after just sitting down.
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