Xuan Liu had a big stack but found herself busting toward the end of the evening in painful fashion as she held 
only for Chance Kornuth to be holding 
.
Liu couldn't hit a queen and was eliminated as Kornuth had her covered, as Liu relayed on Twitter.
Liu had to be unhappy to see Kornuth wake up with it as earlier she folded to Kornuth's four-bet shove only for the the Chip Leader Coaching founder to turn over 
.
On the side feature table, Sam Grafton and Blaz Zerjav got all the chips in the middle before the flop, with Grafton at risk.
Sam Grafton: 
Blaz Zerjav: 
The board ran out 
to give Grafton the win with his two-pair, jacks and eights. With this latest double, his stack has now grown to 130,000 and he is no longer in the "danger zone".
Another Platinum Pass winner has reported to the rail...or rather back to his hotel room.
[I just played a near 600,000 chip pot all in pre flop with two Kings in the $25,000 Buy In PSPC and now I'm back in my hotel room.
— Spraggy (@spraggy) January 31, 2023
A larger pot was brewing over on table seven as the bigger stacks Ricardo De La Rosa and Franco Spitale headed to the 
turn. De La Rosa check-called a bet of 54,000 and checked again the on the river.
Spitale now bet another 100,000 and De La Rosa pondered about his next move for a short while, then tossed in a single chip for the call. The 
for top set were exposed by Spitale and De La Rosa mucked the 
for an inferior set, then bumped fists with his table neighbor as they briefly talked in Spanish.
2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champ Greg Raymer was all in and at risk from the button against Martin Zamani in the cutoff.
Greg Raymer: 
Martin Zamani: 
Raymer was dominated and got no help from the runout of 
to mark the Main Event champ's elimination. Before he left, "Fossilman" wrote a personalized message on his signature fossil card protector and gifted it to Zamani.
"It's fragile, be careful," Raymer said as he was met with a fist-bump from Zamani.
Platinum Pass winner Mats Rosen was all-in and Kenny Hallaert called from the cutoff when the hands were turned up.
Mats Rosen:
Kenny Hallaert: 
Hallaert caught a piece of the 
flop but Rosen hit a set of sixes. Rosen then improved to a full house on the turn and avoided Hallaert's outs on the 
river to score the double.
Platinum Pass winner John Orlowski raised from early position to 11,000 and was met with a three-bet from Conor Beresford to 26,000 in the cutoff.
The rest of the table folded before Orlowski slid out a four-bet to 86,000. Beresford took some time before five-betting enough to put Orlowski at risk. The call was made and both hands were revealed.
John Orlowski: 
Conor Beresford:
Beresford was behind but picked up additional outs on the 
flop. The turn and 
river left Orlowski in front to stay alive and double his stack.
Fabian Gumz was out of position in a heads-up pot against Alberto Meran in the hijack on a board of 
with around 85,000 already in the middle.
Gumz bet 66,000 to leave himself just two chips behind and Meran went deep into the tank as he contemplated a call. Someone called the clock after four minutes or so and Meran called.
Gumz tabled for tens full of deuces and Meran mucked in defeat.
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