Matthew Wayne open-shoved on the button for around 500,000, and Ruben Correia called in the big blind, taking them to a showdown.
Matthew Wayne: K♠K♦ 
Ruben Correia: Q♥J♦
Wayne was ahead on the A♥10♠6♦ flop. Correia's outs, however, increased with a straight draw. But the runout 3♣J♠ didn't help at all, giving Wayne another double-up.
Emmanuel Mckenzie got it all in preflop with the covering stack against David Sayago in a classic coin flip situation.
David Sayago: 9♠9♣
Emmanuel Mckenzie: A♥10♠
It was a fair fight, but Mckenzie got there on the river as the board ran out 5♣6♠2♠3♣A♠.
Brandon Sunshine open-jammed from under the gun for 590,000, and action folded around to Denis Lee in the big blind, who thought for a while then made the call to put Sunshine at risk.
Brandon Sunshine: A♦8♣
Denis Lee: A♣10♣
Both players hit their ace on the A♠J♠Q♥ flop, but Sunshine got no extra help on the 4♥ turn or the 6♣ river, and he was sent to where the sun doesn't shine anymore.
Daria Krashennikova open-shoved on the button for 685,000 to put herself at risk, and Emmanuel Mckenzie called in the big blind.
Daria Krashennikova: Q♠8♦
Emmanuel Mckenzie: K♥J♦
The flop came 4♠10♦2♥ with Mckenzie's king-jack still out in front. Krashennikova was all but out the door on the 5♥ turn, but she was saved by the Q♦ on the river to stay alive.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
Dennis Moore opened to 160,000 in middle position, and David Danheiser called him in the big blind to see a flop.
The flop dropped A♦Q♠K♠. Danheiser bet 80,000, and after a few seconds of thought, Moore announced all-in for around 1,000,000. Danheiser went into the tank, taking considerable time to decide what to do next. He ultimately called, putting himself at risk.
David Danheiser: A♠5♠
Dennis Moore: A♣7♣
Both players hit the ace on the flop and were looking at a potential chop, but Danheiser had a flush draw to boot and was hoping to take the whole pot.
The dealer completed the board with a Q♦ turn and a 2♣ river. With no spade in sight, the dealer divided the pot between the two players.
Nicolas Tytgat raised to 160,000 from under the gun and Alessio Isaia three-bet jammed for about 760,000 in early position to put himself at risk. Tytgat quickly called.
Alessio Isaia: Q♠Q♦
Nicolas Tytgat: K♣K♥
Isaia couldn't find a queen on the 5♥3♠2♠9♣8♠ runout, and he was sent to the payout desk.
Andreas Tomazou, in the hijack, opened for 160,000, and Matthew Wayne in the cutoff shoved all in for 300,000. When the action went back to him, Tomazou called, taking them to showdown.
Matthew Wayne: A♠7♠
Andreas Tomazou: K♣Q♦
Wayne was still ahead on the 6♠J♦3♦. The A♣ turn strengthened his lead. He doubled up after the 2♣ fell on the river. Wayne somehow was apologizing to Tomazou for taking his chips.
With a tap on the shoulder, Tomazou replied, "It's okay. I'll take it back later."
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