In a single-raised pot to the 8♥6♥A♠ flop, Alex Kulev checked from the small blind to Ankit Wadhawan in the hijack. Wadhawan bet 700, which Kulev raised to 3,400.
Wadhawan called, after which both the 3♣ turn and K♣ river were checked to showdown.
Kulev tabled 6♠4♠, but his low pair was no match for the A♣7♠ of Wadhawan.
Jeremy Cohen opened under the gun and Megan Collins called on his left. In the hijack, Konstantinos Tsikopoulos squeezed to 2,100, and both opponents called.
Three-ways to the J♥10♣2♦ flop with 7,100 out there already, it checked to Tsikopoulos who announced all-in for his remaining 11,000. Cohen put in the call and Collins got out of the way.
Konstantinos Tsikopoulos: A♦K♦ 
Jeremy Cohen: 10♠10♥
Tsikopoulos had a gutter and backdoor flush draw against the flopped set of Cohen. The 6♥ turn offered no help to Tsikopoulos, and the J♣ river improved Cohen to a full house, ending the run of Tsikopoulos.
Shannon Shorr opened to 700 from the cutoff and was called by Amber Sullivan in the small blind.
Sullivan check-called a 700 bet from Shorr on the J♣5♠5♣ flop, and a 2,800 bet from Shorr on the 10♦ turn.
The 2♥ filled the river, and Sullivan checked a final time. Shorr tossed out two red T-5,000 denomination chips, and Sullivan quickly sent her cards into the muck.
Max Neugebauer opened to 700 under the gun and was called by Kwun Fung in middle position. On the button, David Rosenbloom three-bet to 2,300. Neugebauer folded but Fung stuck around with a call.
On the 10♥5♦2♦ flop, Fung check-called a bet of 3,500 from Rosenbloom.
Fung checked once again on the 3♠ turn as Rosenbloom immediately announced all-in for his remaining 18,500, and Fung opted to call after some deliberation.
David Rosenbloom: K♦K♣
Kwun Fung: Q♠Q♥
Rosenbloom was always in good shape with his kings, and Fung was unable to get away from his queens. The two-outer was faded on the 8♦ river, and Rosenbloom secured the double.
Aaron Barone raised to 700 on the button, and Sabio Garcia defended his big blind with a call.
Barone fired out a bet of 700 when the flop came 9♠A♦7♠, and Garcia check-called. Both players decided to check on the 2♥, then Garcia led for 1,300 on the 10♣ river which forced a quick fold from Barone.
Jesse Rivera raised to 900 in early position, and Antonio Da Costa called in the cutoff. Kristen Foxen then three-bet to 4,500 on the button, which both Rivera and Da Costa called.
The action checked in flow to Foxen, who continued with a bet of 4,000 on a 6♦K♦4♣ flop. Rivera called, but Da Costa folded.
Rivera checked for a second time on the Q♦ turn, but once again check-called when Foxen barrelled with a 16,000 bet.
The 9♣ river saw Rivera switch tactics, this time leading out with a bet of 12,700, leaving 26,000 behind. Foxen took stock of Rivera's remaining stack, and then moved all in, with a covering stack.
After some deliberation, Rivera folded K♠Q♠ face up.
"You can pick one, either one," Foxen told Rivera.
"No, it's a trap; I know you have a flush anyway," he responded.
The rest of the table was surprised that Rivera didn't want to see a card.
Rivera was confident in his read of the situation, as he continued, "It doesn't matter; she has a flush."
Foxen let another player at the table pick a card, who flipped over the 10♥.
Daniel Negreanu raised to 600 in the hijack. Philip Bottos upped the ante to 2,100 in the cutoff, which Negreanu swiftly called.
Negreanu check-called Bottos' continuation-bet of 1,700 on the J♣3♥5♠ flop. The 3♠ turn then went check, check, prompting Negreanu to toss in a bet of 5,000 on the 10♥ river.
Bottos needed little time before he called. Negreanu could only show king-high with K♣9♣, leaving Bottos to take the pot with 9♠9♥.
Douglas Kim and Nicholas Graphia went to the turn on a board of 9♥10♠7♦5♥ when Kim bet 10,000 from early position. Graphia called under the gun.
The river was the 2♠ and Kim moved all in for 23,000. Graphia quickly called with A♣A♠, but Kim turned over 10♥10♦ for a set to win the pot and double up.
"I make it count when I hit. I'll rather be lucky than good," Kim said.
After two players limped in, one of them Mark Gregorich in the cutoff, Michael Alcantara committed his last 2,000 from the small blind. The initial limper folded, but Gregorich put Alcantara at risk.
Michael Alcantara: A♠J♦
Mark Gregorich: Q♣J♣
Alcantara had Gregorich dominated preflop, but the Q♥8♥3♣ flop gave Gregorich top pair to take the lead.
The 3♥ turn and 8♠ river provided no help to Alcantara, ending his Main Event run as Gregorich dragged the pot.
Juan Becerra opened to 800 from late position and Neehar Banerji called from the hijack. Stefan Peukert was on the button and three-bet to 3,900. Duane Graff called from the small blind and Becerra folded. Banerji called and the players went three-ways to the flop.
The dealer fanned the 8♦6♣7♦ board and Peukert bet out 4,600 which was enough to see the rest of the players make quick folds.
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