Pablo Brito raised and Hannes Jeschka shoved from the button for 51,000. Brito called and players flipped their cards, with Jeschka at risk.
Hannes Jeschka: K♦Q♠ 
Pablo Brito: K♠J♥
The board ran out 4♦7♥6♣K♥6♠ and both players paired their king. Jeschka had the higher kicker to win the pot and double his stack.
After loosing a stack against Savenkov in a blind versus blind pot when Kiana hit a pair but Savenkov made a straight on the river, Kiani found himself in a battle with Savenkov again in the next hand.
Kiani had limped from the button with 8♦8♣ and Savenkov raised A♥5♦ from the small blind, making it 21,000. Kiani called and the players went to the flop.
Savenkov bet 7,000 on the 7♦6♣9♦ flop, Kiani raised to 17,000, and Savenkov called.
The 10♠ turn prompted Savenkov to check-fold after Kiani bet 50,000, giving Kiani back some of the chips he had lost in the previous hand.
Harry Lodge opened the button with 6♥6♦ to 12,000 and Nolan Madene called from the button with Q♣7♣.
The flop came 9♦3♠10♣ and both players checked.
Madene bet the 8♥ river for 22,000 and Lodge made the call.
The 5♥ completed the board, with Lodge still ahead with pocket sixes. Madene moved 60,000 into the pot and action was on Lodge who found the hero call to take the pot from Madene.
Carlos Lopez moved all in for 230,000 from middle position as Matteo Orchide put him at risk from the big blind.
Carlos Lopez: K♠K♦
Matteo Orchide: A♠K♣
Lopez was ahead with his kings as the flop came 2♠7♠8♠ to give Orchide a flush draw. The 9♣ turn was safe for Lopez, who was one card away from a double up, but Orchide caught the J♠ on the river to make his flush and send Lopez to the rail.
At another table, Thomas Eychenne eliminated Hans Erlandsson by winning a race with K♠10♠ against Erlandsson's pair of sixes.
Players are on a 75-minute dinner break and return at around 7:45 p.m.
Ryan Feldman, co-owner of Hustler Casino Live, revealed on PokerNews' Life Outside Poker podcast that he was kicked out of the 2016 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event over a conflict of interest stemming from his employment at ESPN.
In the 16th episode of the podcast, host Connor Richards speaks with the producer/founder of the most popular livestream in poker history about why he was booted from poker's biggest tournament, along with numerous other topics such as sports journalism, interviewing star athletes, leaving ESPN to start a poker stream, founding HCL and putting together some of the most entertaining lineups in poker history.
This interview was filmed in July at the 2024 WSOP inside Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.
The Life Outside Poker podcast is available on major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeartRadio. You can also watch the interview with Ryan Feldman by heading to the PokerNews YouTube channel.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Tournament officials announced that play will end for the night after this level, instead of the originally-scheduled five levels.
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