The action was picked up on the turn with the board showing 
and the pot of already over 50,000 in chips.
Jeremy Wien bet 25,500 from the big blind leaving only about another 25,000 behind and committing his opponent to the pot with only a little over 26,000 in chips.
His opponent tanked for a while before he eventually mucked his hand and asked Wien "what did you have?" He replied with "I had a good ace and figured you had a worst one."
Faraz Jaka and Josh Adkins built up a pot of around 70,000 heading to the river with the board showing 
. Jaka bet enough to put Adkins all in for around 40,000.
Adkins spent more than five minutes in the tank, rechecking his cards and playing with his chips, all while Jaka continued to stare him down. He eventually folded.
"Show me one time," Adkins said to Jaka.
"Twenty bucks a card," Jaka said, and Adkins promptly threw him a $20 bill. Jaka showed 
for the flush.
"Actually, I need that for the valet. Can I Apple Pay you?" Adkins said and he gave Jaka his phone to finish off the transaction.
Shaun Deeb went all-in under the gun for 8,000 and action folded around to Keith Kordowski in the big blind who decided to call.
Shaun Deeb: 
Keith Kordowski: 
The board ran out ace high and Deeb was unable to find improvement on the subsequent streets and the Event #53: High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha(8 Handed) champion was eliminated.
Steve Foutty is pushing for the day 1b chip lead after eliminating Barry Shulman in a recent hand.
According to Foutty, a player in middle position raised to 1,600, Shulman called in late position, and Foutty then three-bet on the button to 6,600.
The original raiser folded, and Shulman called.
The flop came 
, and Shulman check-raised a bet from Foutty all-in for his last 44,000. Foutty said he didn't love it, but he made the call.
Barry Shulman: 
Steve Foutty: 
Foutty was behind Shulman's set of threes, but had outs with his overpair and flush draw.
The turn brought no help with a random 
, but the river 
brought home the flush for Foutty, sending Shulman to the exits.
Kayvon Shahbaz in the big blind was in a heads-up pot against the player in the small blind on a board reading 
.
The small blind checked and Shahbaz moved all-in with his opponent covered and with 22,000 already in the pot. The opponent decided to hold onto his remaining stack of 40,000 and mucked.
A player raised from middle position to 1,400. The action folded to David Coleman in the big blind who took a few seconds before putting in a three-bet to 5,600. The original raiser made the call.
They went heads up to the flop which came 
. Coleman led for 3,000 and was called.
The action checked through the 
turn.
Coleman bombed the river with a bet of 20,000 when it came . His opponent paid him off.
Coleman tabled for the flush and his opponent mucked.
Brent Hanks called a pre-flop raise of 1,500 from the button and four players saw a flop of 
. Action checked to Hanks, who tossed out a bet of 2,500.
The player in the small blind then moved all in for around 20,000. Hanks picked up his 
and tossed them into the muck as his No Gamble, No Future co-host Jeff Platt watched on from tableside.
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