Shannon Shorr got the rest of his 5,700 chips in from the hijack and was at risk against Victoria Livschitz on the button.
Shannon Shorr: 
Victoria Livschitz: 
The 
flop put Shorr ahead, and the 
and 
gave him the short-stacked double.
Sofia Lovgren was seen with a big smile on her face and raking in a massive pot that she won after going all-in against two opponents for around 33,000.
Lovgren held 
and was against Erik Wigg's 
and the 
of Peter Cross. The flop of 
gave Lovgren a set and Wigg a bigger set, but the miracle 
on the turn improved Lovgren to quads.
The river brought the and Lovgren scooped the massive pot, while a side pot went to Wigg and Cross was eliminated.
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Joseph Cheong opened to 2,000 in early position and Scott Ball three-bet to 6,000 in middle position. Action folded back to Cheong, and the two players ended up getting the chips in with Ball at risk for his stack of 37,800.
Scott Ball:
Joseph Cheong: 
The 
flop kept Ball ahead, although the 
turn provided a sweat. The 
harmlessly completed the board to keep Ball in front and he collected the double.
Alex Foxen was on the button in a heads-up pot against Altynai Fung in the small blind.
Foxen bet on the flop of 
and Fung check-called. Fung checked on the 
turn and Foxen bet 8,200. Fung again called.
Fung checked a third time on the 
river and Foxen checked back. Fung turned over for top pair and took down the pot as Foxen mucked.
Nível: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
On a 
flop, Adam Hendrix bet 12,000 in the big blind and Daniel Rezaei called in early position.
Both players checked the 
turn to the river, and Hendrix led for 15,000. Rezaei went into the tank for a couple of minutes and eventually called. Hendrix revealed for the nut flush to claim the pot as his opponent mucked.
Sean Winter was on the button saw a flop against Ali Imsirovic in the big blind and a middle position player.
Imsirovic checked on the flop of 
and the middle position player fired a bet of 4,000. Winter called and Imsirovic folded.
The middle position player checked on the 
turn and Winter checked back. The player checked again on the river and folded when Winter fired a bet of 6,000.
On a completed board of 
with roughly 30,000 in the pot, an early position player checked and Seth Davies shoved for about 16,000. His opponent thought about it and laid down his hand to give the pot to Davies without a showdown.
Ray Qartomy was all-in and at risk against Tony Sinishtaj, who had Qartomy well covered.
Ray Qartomy: 
Tony Sinishtaj:
Qartomy received no help from the flop of 
, and the gave Sinishtaj a set to have Qartomy drawing thin and out of his seat before the on the river gave Sinishtaj quads.
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