Action was picked up with a player in the cutoff all in for 470,000, and Craig Gould in the small blind putting her at risk.
Cutoff: K♥K♣ 
Craig Gould: A♦A♥
It was the ultimate cooler as Gould had his opponent dominated with his pocket aces. When the board ran out 6♣3♠10♦5♠J♦ Gould's aces were still best and he eliminated his opponent.
Craig Chait raised to 85,000 from the cutoff and the big blind defended.
The Q♣J♦7♥ flop saw the big blind check-call a bet of 45,000 from Chait.
The 5♦ turn and the 3♣ river checked through to a showdown. Chait tabled K♠Q♦ for a pair of queens, winning him this pot.
Justin Pechie called for 30,000 from the small blind and the big blind raised to 85,000.
While the flop came 10♠2♠Q♣, Pechie was quick to check. the big blind continued for 80,000.
The board completed K♦K♣ and both players were quick to check.
Pechie revealed the 10♦6♦ to take the pot.
Nível: 23
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Brandon Feria moved all in for 200,000 and received a call from the late position player. Both players revealed their hands.
Brandon Feria: 10♣10♠
Opponent: K♥Q♠
The board ran out 9♣7♥2♥8♣7♣ for Feria to find the double.
Armand Anicete in the small blind called a shove from early position for 350,000.
Early Position: K♥J♥
Armand Anicete: 4♠4♦
Despite his opponent gaining more outs one each street, Anicete's pocket fours held up on the Q♥9♦5♠9♣3♣ runout.
Rick Whitesell moved all in for 265,000, from early position, and Kim Lam made the call, from the cutoff.
Rick Whitesell: A♥5♥
Kim Lam: 9♦9♠
Whitesell needed some help to stay alive, but the K♥J♦10♦8♦9♣ run out rivered Lam a set, sending Whitesell to the rail.
Action folded to Daniele Nestola in the small blind, who raised, and Max Kruse three-bet all in for 300,000 from the big blind. Nestola quickly called to put Kruse at risk.
Max Kruse: A♥J♥
Daniele Nestola: K♠K♦
Kruse needed to improve to crack the kings of Nestola, and when the flop came Q♥K♥10♥ he flopped a Royal Flush which made the table erupt with yells.
Nestola was drawing dead with his set of kings, and to add insult to injury, the turn was the 3♦ followed by the K♣ on the river to give him quads.
After the excitement settled, Kruse took in the pot after his Royal Flush gave him the double-up.
Michael Crombeen was involved in a three-way all-in pot and was looking for a triple-up.
Early Position: K♠Q♠
Michael Crombeen: J♠J♣
Big Blind: A♣Q♣
Crombeen had 315,000 chips and just slightly covered the stack of the early position player.
The flop of 8♥J♥5♣ was favorable for Crombeen as he flopped top set and took a big lead in the hand. A 10♠ fell on the turn which improved both of Crombeen's opponents to straight draws, but the 3♠ river was a brick.
Oliver Shane limped in from early position. The button raised to 100,000 and Shane came back over the top, jamming for 325,000. The button called.
Oliver Shane: A♥A♠
Button: A♦Q♠
The board ran out 8♣4♥6♣K♣10♠; Shane's tricky play with aces got him the full double.
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