With around 50,000 already in the middle, Harry Lodge and Nirssan Sivalingam went heads-up to the turn with the board showing 5♠A♥4♠6♥.
Lodge checked in the small blind over to Sivalingam, who also checked on the button. The river was the 3♥ and Lodge led out for 7,000.
Sivalingam quickly called and Lodge showed A♣A♦ for top set to win the pot.
The board showed 6♦4♦J♥J♣ with around 37,000 chips in the middle. Clifton Temm moved all in for roughly 10,000 from early position, and Nicholas Trionfo reluctantly made the call.
Temm turned over A♦K♦ for a rivered straight. That earned him the double up as Trionfo turned over K♣Q♣ for a pair of queens.
George Antonakos opened 1,700 in the cutoff and Petr Knopp came along from the big blind.
The dealer spread a flop of A♠Q♣4♠ and both players checked to the 3♣ turn. Knopp check-called a bet of 1,000 and the 9♦ fell on the river.
Both players tapped the table, and Knopp rolled K♦10♥ for king-high before Antonakos tabled 6♠6♣ to take down the pot.
The board read A♣5♣K♠10♦4♦ on the river with a pot of close to 20,000 in it. Damian Salas was in the hijack and bet 14,400. Timothy Barany was in the big blind and after about 30 seconds elected to fold.
Salas added the pot to his stack which was grown by nearly double since the start of the day.
On the tail end of a 10♣5♥7♠4♠A♥ board, Griffin Casey check-raised to 20,000 and Justin Harvell eventually called.
"You are good, queen high," Casey announced and flashed his cards before they went into the muck. Harvell won the pot with A♠5♦ for aces and fives.
Following a raise to 1,800, Griffin Benger three-bet to 6,100 and Joe Nalbandyan then moved all in for his short stack of 12,600. The blinds and initial raiser folded whereas Benger called.
Joe Nalbandyan: 9♠9♦ 
Griffin Benger: A♥5♥
The J♥7♠4♦6♦2♦ board kept the pocket pair ahead and Nalbandyan doubled.
On a flop of A♣9♦4♦, Poseidon Ho and Kazuhiko Yotsushika both invested 2,500 and Ho then bet the 2♦ turn for 5,000. Yotsushika raised it up to 60,000, which covered the short stack of his opponent. Ho briefly thought about it and folded to get shown the A♦.
Arriving on a flop of 6♠7♣4♦, Seun Oluwole checked to Oleksii Ievchenko. The latter then pushed his final 18,700 chips into the pot of roughly 60,000 chips.
Oluwole thought about it for a bit before making the call to put Ievchenko at risk.
Oleksii Ievchenko: Q♠Q♥
Seun Oluwole: A♣K♥
"That is fine," Oluwole stated, but he did not pair his hole cards on the 8♥7♥ runout and was left with just under half of a starting stack.
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