A player in the big blind moved all in for 10,000, and Dustyn Huber called in middle position.
All-in player: A♣9♥ 
Dustyn Huber: Q♥J♠
Huber hit a pair on the Q♣3♦K♦ flop to take the lead, while his opponent couldn't catch up on the 5♥ turn or 9♦ river as he was sent to the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Four players went to a flop of J♦6♣10♣ when Kim Rasmussen moved all in from under the gun. Rick Rosecrans called for 15,000 in early position, and the rest of the table folded.
Rick Rosecrans: Q♣Q♠
Kim Rasmussen: J♠10♦
Rasmussen had hit top two pair to outflop Rosecrans' queens, but the 9♣ turn and K♠ river gave Rosecrans a running straight to win the pot and double up.
"I borrowed your horseshoe," Rosecrans said to Rasmussen.
Jon Maras bet 1,500 from the hijack on a flop of 4♦2♦2♣ and a player in the small blind called before Neil Reavely raised to 5,700 in the big blind. Only Maras called.
Reavely bet another 7,000 on the 3♠ turn, and Maras again called. The river was the K♣ and Reavely bet 15,000. Maras tanked for a few minutes until tossing in the chips.
"Nice hand," Maras said with a sigh, already expecting Reavely to show the winner.
"I missed," Reavely replied, and Maras showed A♠4♠ for two pair to win the pot.
Gary Ewald was in the small blind with a raise of 6,300 in front of him before Silas Sneed reraised to 16,500 in middle position. Ewald took a minute and eventually announced all in, and Sneed snap-called for 26,600.
"Do you have ace-king?" Ewald asked.
"Nope," Sneed replied.
Silas Sneed: K♥K♠
Gary Ewald: J♥J♠
"I had half of it right," Ewald said after Sneed turned over his kings. The board ran out 8♥7♥4♣3♥9♥ and Sneed improved to a flush to win the pot and double up.
Both Cody Krause in the big blind and a player in the hijack were all in for around 18,000 as Lance Zietz went for the double knockout in early position.
Hijack: 10♦10♠
Cody Krause: K♣K♦
Lance Zietz: A♥A♠
Zietz had woken up with aces and was a big favorite to scoop the pot as the flop came 6♥Q♥5♣. The turn, though, was the K♠ to give Krause a set and the lead.
The river came the A♣ and Zietz spiked a set to win the pot, sending both opponents to the rail.
Kevin Selby moved all in for 19,700 in the cutoff and Leo Leclerc put him at risk in early position.
Kevin Selby: Q♦Q♣
Leo Leclerc: A♣K♦
Selby needed his queens to hold in the classic flip, and he dodged the 3♠6♣7♦9♦8♦ board to win the pot and double up.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
A player in the hijack was all in for 28,000, Edward Nemetchek put in his last 35,000 from early position, and Travis Sorensen put both players at risk in middle position.
Hijack: K♥K♦
Edward Nemetchek: 9♦9♣
Travis Sorensen: K♠K♣
Nemetchek found himself against two pairs of kings, but the 4♦A♥9♠ flop gave him a set and the lead. Both opponents were already drawing dead as the board ran out 8♦Q♠, earning Nemetchek the pot and sending the hijack to the rail.
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