The action folded to Yaniv Peretz in the cutoff who pushed all in for 900,000. Jonathan Dwek called from the small blind and had Peretz on the ropes.
Yaniv Peretz: 
Jonathan Dwek: 
The flop came 
to give Peretz a pair of kings. The 
on the turn was a sweaty card, giving both players something to look forward to. However, the 
on the river bricked off and Peretz held on for a double up.
The board read 
with around 1,600,000 in the middle. ClubGG qualifier Vasu Amarapu opted to check in the big blind and Lewis Spencer shoved with the bigger stack from the cutoff.
Amarapu dove into the tank and after almost two minutes, Ramon Colillas called the clock and the floor came over. The dealer said that Amarapu had had enough time and the floor gave him 30 seconds to make a decision.
Amarapu was still counting his own stack and several players at the table protested, feeling the qualifier should've received more time. The ruling stood and after the countdown was complete, Amarapu's hand was declared dead.
While protests kept coming in, the floor supervisor advised that they had gone by what the dealer had said, and that's the only information they could go by.
Joshua Field continued his momentum through Zachary Rigby as the flop read 
. From the button, Nicholas Rigby bet 1,000,000. Field came over the top with an all-in shove. Rigby went into the tank and folded after about a minute.
A couple of hands later, action was picked up on the turn as it came 
. Rigby bet 450,000 from early position. Field check-called from under the gun.
The river was the . Rigby then fired again for 1,100,000. Field called and Rigby quickly mucked his hand and Field did not show as he was shipped the pot to take more of Rigby's chips.
Roongsak Griffeth raised to 250,000 from early position and Hye Park called from the next seat over while Chris Dowling called from the big blind.
The flop was 
and Dowling checked. Griffeth bet 600,000 and Dowling check-jammed for 1,350,000. After tanking for a moment, Griffeth called.
Chris Dowling: 
Roongsak Griffeth: 
The turn was 
and the river was 
with no improvement for big slick as Dowling found a big double with the pair of twos.
Michael Nugent raised to 200,000 and picked up calls from Nicolas Vayssieres on the button and Bryan Braswell in the small blind.
The 
flop was checked through by the trio and Braswell bet the turn for 475,000, which only Vayssieres called. On the 
river, Braswell bet another 850,000 and that sent Vayssieres into the tank. The Frenchman then called and Braswell tabled the , which Vayssieres had beat with for a set of sixes.
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Heng Zhang open-shoved for 1,485,000 and Philipe Pizzari Pinto called to put him at risk.
Heng Zhang:
Philipe Pizzari Pinto: 
The 
board remained low for Pizzari Pinto and Zhang made his way to the exit with a "good luck, guys".
Andreas Kniep was in position in a heads-up pot against Sean Ragozzini on a board reading . Ragozzini check-called a flop bet of 450,000 from Kniep.
Ragozzini checked again on the 
turn and called a bet of 900,000 from his opponent. Ragozzini checked a third time on the 
river and Kniep announced a bet of 1,400,000.
Ragozzini sipped on his milkshake and entered the tank for approximately five minutes before folding.
Hye Park raised to 205,000 from early position and Roongsak Griffeth called.
The flop was 
and Griffeth checked. Park bet 150,000 and Griffeth check-raised to 500,000. Park called and the river was 
.
Griffeth fired 1,000,000 at the river and Park briefly went into the tank before getting away from it.
Preston McEwen and George Holmes were heads-up in the blinds with the board reading 
. McEwen led out for 875,000 into a pot of over 1,000,000 already. Holmes called and the landed on the river.
McEwen announced all in, putting Holmes to the test for his remaining 3,195,000. It was a huge overbet shove from McEwen and Holmes took a moment to think about his decision.
After a couple of minutes passed, Holmes said the word "call" and McEwen turned over for just ace-high. Holmes tabled his 
for top pair and scored a huge double up.
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