Barry Shulman limped-in from middle position and then called the 1,600 raise from the cutoff player.
The flop came 
and Shulman check-called the 2,000 continuation bet from his opponent bringing the 
turn.
Shulman check-jammed for 26,200 after his opponent fired out 4,500 and was called.
Barry Shulman: 
Opponent: 
Shulman pulled ahead after turning trip fives and improved to a full house after the 
river completed the board on the river.
There was around 10,000 in the pot on the turn with the board showing 
. Eric Most was heads-up against WSOP bracelet winner Jean Gaspard and shoved for 22,000.
Gaspard went into the tank, capping and peeking back at his cards multiple times, before eventually folding.
Jessica Harrell saw a flop of 
in a heads-up pot. Her opponent led out for 2,000 on the flop and Harrell raised to 10,000. The opponent moved all-in and Harrell snap-called with him covered.
Harrell held 
for the nut straight while her opponent had the worse straight with 
. The turn and river bricked out and Harrell took down the pot to send her opponent to the rail.
A hand was in progress on the turn with the board reading 
. A pot was of about 30,000 was in the middle and a player was deep in the tank making a huge decision for his remaining 33,000 tournament life.
Lauren Kitt-Carter was the player who had moved all in to apply the pressure. After several more moments the opponent called and saw his worst fears as Kitt-Carter tabled the for quads, while he flipped over the 
.
The river was a meaningless 
and Kitt-Carter collected all the chips of her fallen opponent to add to her massive stack.
Earlier in the day she made headlines by bluffing Justin Bonomo out of a pot with a massive overbet.
Chuc Nguyen was in position in a heads-up pot on a board of 
with about 38,000 in the middle.
Nguyen's opponent led all-in with a 19,200 and Nguyen called with his opponent barely covered.
"I have a straight," the opponent said. But the opponent never showed and hit the rail as Nguyen turned over 
for a full house.
The action was picked up on the turn with the board showing 
A player checked to Justin Bonomo and he checked to the turn of 
.
Once again the player checked to Bonomo and he made a bet of 7,500.
His opponent mucked and Bonomo scooped a pot without having to show.
Alex Haro raised to 1,000 from under the gun, a player two seats to his left called, as did Frank Stepuchin in the big blind. All three players checked to the river on a board of 
.
Stepuchin, standing up with one knee on his chair, led out for 2,000 and both opponents folded. "Seven. I have a pair of sevens," Stepuchin said, turning over 
for not a pair of sevens.
"Great job, Frank the Tank," a tablemate said.
Action was picked up as the flop came 
. Faraz Jaka bet 3,500 and his opponent called.
The turn was the . Jaka fired again, this time for 10,000. His opponent thought for a few moments before he folded to send jaka the pot.
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