Luis Torres raised to 800 in early position and faced a three-bet of 2,200 by Harry Thomas in the hijack, which he called.
Torres check-called a continuation bet of 2,500 on a 9♥3♠9♦ flop, and then another on the A♦ turn, this time for 6,000.
After checking for a third time, Torres saw Thomas bet for a third time on the 5♣ river, putting 11,500 into the middle. Torres snap-called and beat 10♦10♣ with his A♣K♥.
Around 10,000 was in the pot as Jared Jaffee and Benjamin Grise went to the turn on a board of K♥8♥9♦8♦. Jaffee then bet 6,400 from middle position, and Grise called in early position.
The river was the 8♣ and Jaffee moved all in. Grise quickly called for his last 30,000 and turned over A♠K♣ for a full house, but Jaffee had K♠K♦ for kings full to win the pot and send Grise to the rail.
Daniel Dorf in the small blind bet 5,000 on a board of 8♣Q♥9♣5♠A♦ with 10,000 in the pot. Oliver Entine in the big blind raised to 12,000, so Dorf went deep into the tank.
He eventually decided to call, but saw exactly what he didn’t want to see in Q♠Q♦ for a set for Entine.
Action was picked up three ways to a Q♥5♥6♣ flop. Early position player Jason Dehner checked, and Phong Le did the same from the cutoff. Liviu-Rodrig Bartha bet out for 3,500 on the button, and only Le called.
The 7♣ turn checked through to the 8♣ river, and here Le placed a single T-25,000 chip into the middle, announcing "7,000." After some thought, Bartha stuck in the call, before mucking as Le tabled 4♦3♣ for a straight.
Santhosh Suvarna raised to 900 from middle position. Rosarie Roberts called on the button.
Suvarna continued with 1,500 chips when the flop hit 6♦K♦Q♠. Roberts quickly called.
The 10♣ turn brought a check from Suvarna and a bet of 2,200 from Roberts. Suvarna hung around for the river.
The K♠ paired the board on the river. After a Suvarna check, Roberts upped her bet to 3,100. Without hesitation, Suvarna tossed in the requisite amount of chips for the call.
Roberts turned over A♥K♣ for trip kings with an ace kicker. Suvarna mucked.
Scott Stinson raised to 900 from under the gun, Daniyal Gheba called from middle position, and Donald Boyer defended from the big blind.
Boyer checked on the J♣8♦7♣ flop, and Stinson placed out a bet of 800. Gheba called before Boyer check-raised to 2,000. Both Stinson and Gheba called.
The 3♠ brought a bet of 6,000 from Boyer. Stinson got out of the way, but Gheba stuck around to see one more card.
The 7♦ completed the board, prompting Boyer to unload the clip with a third and final barrel of 10,000. Gheba gave it some thought before folding, surrendering the pot to Boyer.
Dino Galic had open-raised when he called George Kamires' three-bet to 3,200. Kamires continues with a bet of 3,500 on the Q♦2♥K♦ flop, which Galic called.
After the 3♥ turn had checked through, Galic bet 7,000 on the A♦ river. Kamires snap-called, but Galic showed a straight with J♣10♣ and raked in the pot.
Soojo Kim opened from under the gun to 1,000 and Belgica Juarez called from the cutoff. Richard Mendoza defended his big blind and the players went three-ways to the 2♣4♠K♠ flop.
Action checked to Kim who bet 1,500 and Juarez mucked. Mendoza called and the pair saw a J♦ turn.
Mendoza check-called a 3,500 bet by Kim to see the 7♣ complete the board and both checked quickly to showdown.
It was Mendoza who turned over his hand first, showing K♦9♦ for top pair, which saw Kim quickly muck.
In the next hand on the same table, Belgica Juarez opened to 1,000 from the hijack and Mikhail Shalamov called on the button.
A 6♥10♦K♥ flop was quickly checked through by both to see the A♦ turn and 4♣ river. Both opted to check to showdown and Shalamov tabled his 3♣3♥ which saw Juarez muck.
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Brian Mantini three-bet to 3,100 on the button and was called by Kevin Tang in early position and Fernando Zuliani in the cutoff.
The flop came A♣10♠9♠ and Mantini bet 2,600. Both opponents called.
All three players checked the K♥ turn. Tang and Zuliani also checked the 2♣ river, and Mantini took a minute before checking back.
He was glad he did, as Tang showed A♦A♠ for top set. "Let's go! You could've gotten all my chips. You would've gotten them all," Mantini said as he let out a fist pump and mucked. Zuliani also mucked, and Tang took the pot.
"Didn't put him on that," another tablemate added.
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