The player in the cutoff raised to 27,000, the button and small blind called, as did Dennis Clough in the big blind.
The flop rolled out Q♠4♠K♥, which checked through to the 2♠ turn. The small blind led out for 30,000, Clough called, and the button called as well.
The 7♥ river checked around, and Clough tabled the winner with Q♥10♣.
PokerNews was flagged down and told about a huge cooler of a hand between Rafael Benami and another player at the table, who he eliminated.
The players at the table explained that the pot was over 1,000,000 and involved a full house over a full house.
Benami was able to snap a picture of the board, which read 7♦A♣A♦Q♠2♦. Benami had A♠7♠ and his opponent had 7♥7x.
Under the gun jammed all in for 199,000 and Andrei Kaigorodtcev called from middle position. Both players revealed their hands.
Under the Gun: 10♦10♥ 
Andrei Kaigorodtcev: J♠J♥
The board ran out K♠2♠2♥3♥8♥ for Kaigorodtcev to take the pot and see his stack continue to rise.
After a player opened to 26,000 from middle position, Brian Flynn in the small blind three-bet all in for 134,000. The big blind called and made the middle-position player fold what he said was K♦Q♦.
Brian Flynn: A♥10♥
Big blind: Q♠Q♥
The dealer fanned a board of 6♠2♣9♥4♣10♠ and Flynn was sent to the rail.
Action was caught after the turn of A♦K♠2♠5♣ and Andrei Kaigorodtcev was quick to check from late position.
His opponent fired for 35,000 and Kaigorodtcev three-bet to 102,000.
After he had told Kaigorodtcev to "hurry up," his opponent went into the tank.
As clock was called, they found the fold for Kaigorodtcev to take the pot.
Under the gun jammed all in for around 150,000. Greg Raymer made the call as both players revealed their hands.
Under the Gun: K♠Q♦
Greg Raymer: A♣K♦
The board ran out J♠10♦5♦7♠2♠ for Raymer to take the pot. With the chip up, Raymer now sits over the tournament average.
Robert Muzzio was short-stacked and all in against one of the bigger stacks at the table.
Robert Muzzio: A♠Q♣
Opponent: 8♦7♠
Muzzio survived on the 9♣9♥Q♥9xK♥ board, and secured the double up.
Adam Kievman was in the cutoff and raised to 30,000 and the player in the small blind three-bet all in for 92,000 and Kievman called.
Small blind: 4♥4♦
Adam Kievman: A♣K♣
Unfortunately for the small blind, the board destroyed his pocket fours as it came out A♠2♣7♥K♦K♥ and gave Kievman a full house.
One of the other players at the table gave Kievman a small needling and mentioned that he played the hand perfectly which got a laugh out of Kievman.
Action picked up on the river in a hand between Melanie Leigh, on the button and Frank Lindsay, in the big blind.
With over 100,000 in the pot and the board reading 10♥Q♠5♠5♣J♦, Lindsay led out with a bet of 30,000. Leigh then moved all in, putting Lindsay at risk, who had about 220,000 behind.
After a moment of thought, Lindsay arrived at a fold, flashing a five in the process. Leigh showed A♣K♣ for the nut straight.
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