Harijs Broza bet out on the turn with the board showing 
. Oliver Bithell then raised enough to put Broza all in, and he called for his last 19,800.
Harijs Broza: 
Oliver Bithell: 
Broza had turned the nut straight to overtake the flopped set of Bithell. Needing to avoid having the board pair to double up, the river came the 
and Bithell shipped the pot over to the ClubGG qualifier.
Following an open raise to 1,000 and a three-bet to 2,500 by Phaly Nou in the small blind, Jon Van Fleet four-bet to 5,000 in the big blind and Nou was the only caller. The 
flop was checked to Van Fleet, who continued for 4,500 and earned a call. Both players checked the turn and Nou also checked the 
on the river.
Van Fleet then bet 25,000 and Nou was deep in the tank, as the bet he faced was for his entire remaining stack. Ultimately, no call followed and Van Fleet raked in the pot without needing to show his cards.
David Gerassi was among two players to defend against a raise and check-called out of the big blind on a 
flop when facing a bet worth 2,000. The 
turn was seen three ways and Gerassi checked once more. One of his two opponents bet 8,500 and that ended the hand.
Despite losing this small pot, Gerassi has one of the biggest stacks in the room.
Poker Vlogger Mariano Grandoli faced a bet of 9,000 from Leo Zamarripa on a completed board of 
with 20,000 already in the middle.
"This might be a nit roll," said Grandoli. "I have an ace just so you know."
Grandoli continued to tank and think it through.
"I don't even know why I'm even taking this long," he said.
Grandoli flicked in a call and found his skepticism to be correct as Zamarripa turned over a full house with 
.
Jamey Kramer was facing a bet of 13,000 on a board of 
and called from the cutoff. His opponent in the small blind bet another 10,000 on the river and Kramer again called.
The small blind turned over 
, but Kramer had him beat with 
for two pair on the turn. Kramer's opponent checked to see if Kramer had enough to cover the 10,000 bet before sending the big pot his way.
The player under the gun raised to 1,000. Vasu Amarapu was next to act and he three-bet to 3,000. The action folded back to the player under the gun and he made the call.
The flop came 
. Amarapu continued for 2,500 and was called by his opponent.
The board paired when the fell on the turn and the action went check, check.
It checked through again on the river.
Opponent:
Vasu Amarapu: 
Amarapu scooped the pot with pocket jacks besting his opponent's pocket kings.
Action was on the river on a board that read 
with a substantial pot of about 42,000 in the middle.
Dan Smith was first to act and waited several moments before checking. His opponent checked behind.
Smith tabld the 
for trips which was good to take the pot as his opponent flung his cards into the muck in frustration.
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