In a battle of the blinds in an unraised pot, Walter Wright called Mark Salinaro's 80,000 bet on a flop of . Wright called another 165,000 when the hit the turn, and 255,000 more when the landed on the river.
Salinaro mucked immediately after the river call, and Wright showed for second pair.
After Mark Salinaro called his 150,000 raise preflop from the big blind, Travis Johnson bet another 310,000 on a flop of , which was enough to push Salinaro out of the pot.
After winning a couple of good pots earlier, Brian McInnis just lost a lot of chips to Craig McConville.
McConville raised to 150,000 from the cutoff and McInnis reraised to 400,000 from the small blind. When McConville shoved all in, McInnis folded, leaving himself with just 600,000. McConville is now chipped up to 3.1 million.
Mike Ciotola won another pot, this time against Travis Johnson.
Ciotola raised to 140,000 from middle position and Johnson called. Both players checked the flop of and Ciotola check-called a 150,000 bet when the spiked on the turn. The on the river when check-check, and Johnson mucked when Ciotola turned over for two pair.
Mark Salinaro raised to 130,000 from middle position and got calls from Mike Ciotola on the button and Craig McConville in the big blind.
Salinaro led for another 235,000 on a flop of , and Ciotola quickly shoved all in. When McConville and Salinaro both folded, Ciotola added some valuable chips to his stack.