Owen Martin and Jonas Taken Alive saw a flop of 10♠9♠4♥ where Martin got in his last 28,000 from the button. Taken Alive put him at risk under the gun.
Owen Martin: 10♦9♦ 
Jonas Taken Alive: A♠10♣
Taken Alive had flopped top pair, but Martin had the lead with top two pair. The turn was the 8♠, while the 8♥ completed the board on the river and Martin doubled up.
Steve Kelly bet 3,500 from the cutoff on a flop of J♣8♦4♣ before Jacob Burleson moved all in for 17,200 on the button. The table folded back to Kelly, who quickly called to put Burleson at risk.
Jacob Burleson: K♣10♣
Steve Kelly: A♣9♣
Both players were on a flush draw, while Kelly was ahead with his ace-high. The 9♦ turn improved Kelly to a pair, while Burleson couldn't catch up on the 6♦ river as he was sent to the rail.
A big pot was brewing between Paul Johnson and Tanner Larson as Johnson was all in for 58,000 from the small blind, while Larson had him at risk on the button.
Paul Johnson: A♠A♣
Tanner Larson: A♦K♦
Johnson had woken up with aces and was a big favorite to double up, but the 3♦J♦10♣ flop gave Larson outs to a straight and flush. "Oh wow, that's the worst flop possible," Johnson said.
The 5♣ turn was safe, while Johnson held on through the 9♥ river to earn the double up.
"It's never easy," he added after the hand.
A player in the cutoff moved all in for 15,000 and Richard McGillis called in the small blind.
All-in Player: 9♠9♦
Richard McGillis: Q♠Q♣
McGillis had his opponent dominated with queens, and the board ran out 10♦2♥A♠J♣7♥ to earn him the knockout.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
A shout of "five-way all in" went up from one table as a big crowd got up from their own seats to gather around and watch.
"I'm confident this is the first five-way all in we've seen this week," a tournament official said as he arrived to call the action.
Justin Fowler: K♦K♠
Mark Dufner: 7♣7♥
Don Denning: A♠10♠
Middle-position Player: K♥J♠
Eric Kalfell: 10♣9♣
Justin Fowler was all in for his last 6,000 from the hijack, Mark Dufner was all in for 14,400 in the cutoff, Don Denning for 26,000 in the big blind, and the middle-position player for 17,000. Eric Kalfell had all four players covered.
The board ran out 7♦J♥A♦6♠3♥ and Dufner hit a set of sevens to win the main pot, sending Fowler to the rail while earning a triple up. Denning won the side pot with a pair of aces.
Justin Fowler had a raise of 7,000 in front of him and Randy Brunelle called in the small blind. Jon Maras then moved all in for 38,300 in the big blind and Fowler called, while Brunelle tossed A♦K♥ into the muck.
Jon Maras: A♥K♦
Justin Fowler: A♣Q♠
Maras also had ace-king and had Fowler dominated going to the flop, which came K♣5♥6♥ to give him top pair. The rest of the board ran out 7♥J♣ and the defending champion doubled up.
Josh Unruh moved all in from the big blind on a flop of J♦10♣7♦ and Nick Boyum called for 16,500 in early position.
Nick Boyum: A♣J♣
Josh Unruh: K♣9♣
Boyum was ahead with top pair, while Unruh was on a straight draw. The 3♥ turn was safe for Boyum, while the river came the 4♦ and he doubled up.
Wayne Wentz three-bet to 13,500 in the small blind and Dave Delaplane called in middle position.
The flop came 10♦6♠10♣ and Wentz continued for 22,000. Delaplane called, and the J♠ fell on the turn.
Wentz then moved all in for 15,500. "I know you're milking me," Delaplane said as he called, turning over K♥K♠. Wentz, though, had A♦A♣.
"I knew you had aces. I couldn't get away from it," Delaplane added, and the 7♦ fell on the river to give Wentz the double up.
"I'm never laying down kings there," Wentz consoled Delaplane.
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