WARM-UP ($565)

William Wang, very active late in the day, raised from the button and then called when Sean Keeton shoved all-in, putting himself at risk of elimination.

Sean Keeton: A♦ A♥

William Wang: A♠ 8♥

Despite Wang's recent success, this hand wasn't one of them. The board came K♠ 4♥ T♠ 2♥ 3♦, and Keeton's pocket aces held strong, securing him a double up.

With the action folded around, William Wang, sitting with a massive stack, shoved all-in against the shorter-stacked Khayal Abbasov. Despite knowing a call would put him at risk, Abbasov decided to go for it.

Khayal Abbasov: A♥ 8♦

William Wang: Q♠ 9♥

Abbasov, feeling confident with his ace-high, watched as the flop came K♣ 7♥ Q♣, giving Wang a mid-pair. To make matters worse, the 9♠ on the turn gave Wang two pair, leaving Abbasov drawing dead. Realizing he was out of options, Abbasov prepared to exit the floor as the 2♣ fell on the river.

William Wong raised from the hijack, and Sean Keeton, from the small blind, shoved all-in for 54,000. Wang called, putting Keeton at risk.

Sean Keeton: A♣ K♣

William Wong: Q♥ 2♥

The flop came 9♥ 5♣ 6♦, keeping Keeton's ace-high lead. The turn T♦ and river 6♠ didn't change the outcome, and Keeton secured a double-up through Wong.