Qinghai Pan moved all in in a three-way pot on a flop of 8♣6♣4♣. Joe McKeehen folded and Brock Wilson called to put The Fisherman at risk.
Qinghai Pan: Q♥8♥ 
Brock Wilson: A♠8♠
Pan was pipped and didn't improve as the board finished out 7♦7♠ for Pan to fall short of his fourth final table of the series.
Landon Tice opened to 30,000 in the cutoff and Shannon Shorr three-bet to 70,000 on the button.
Tice came back over the top by four-bet jamming for around 320,000. Shorr laid it down.
Level: 11
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The remaining 12 players have been sent on a 12-minute color-up break.
Andrew Lichtenberger opened to 24,000 in the hijack and Arthur Peacock called on the button.
Landon Tice then followed up on an earlier conversation and said, "Speaking of parking lots, I'm all in" as he jammed for 262,000. Both opponents folded.
Shortly before, Event #7 winner Tony Gregg was eliminated.
Brock Wilson is now "super live" to win the PokerGO Cup leaderboard race after the other two-time series champion, Filipp Khavin, was eliminated at the other table.
"Is Brock live now?" someone asked.
"He's super live now," Khavin said as he left.
Landon Tice opened to 24,000 in the hijack and was called by Shannon Shorr on the button and John Krpan in the big blind.
Action checked to Shorr on the flop of K♥2♥6♣ and he bet 23,000 to bring folds from both opponents.
Right before the hand, Shorr asked 26-year-old Tice how it felt to be the youngest player left in the tournament. This led to some nostalgic reflection from the older players at the table.
"I graduated high school in 2000," said Filipp Khavin.
"I had been married for five years in 2000," added Arthur Peacock.
Dan Smith open-jammed a short stack in the cutoff and Shannon Shorr re-shoved in the small blind to get things heads-up.
Dan Smith: A♠5♦
Shannon Shorr: A♥Q♠
Smith was dominated and couldn't improve as the board ran out K♦6♠4♥4♠10♥.
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