The action folded around to Stefan Fabian in the small blind who made it 70,000 to go. Jamil Wakil called from the big blind and the flop of Q♣8♦4♦ hit the felt.
Fabian continued with a bet of 55,000 and Wakil called. The 5♥ rolled off on the turn and both players checked to the 9♠ on the river. Fabian checked once more and Wakil counted out a bet of 135,000. Fabian instantly mucked his cards and Wakil dragged in the pot.
Darren Elias and Daniel Negreanu were heads-up on the 9♦4♦3♦3♥3♣ river. Elias led out for 75,000 from the big blind and Negreanu took his time while studying the situation.
With WSOP cameras following the action, Negreanu made the call.
"King-high," Elias said as he showed KxJx. Negreanu happily showed A♠8♥ for ace-high, good enough to take down the pot.
Three-way action to the K♥10♥8♠A♠ turn saw Eric Bonucchi-Bilow check from under the gun and Jonathan Jaffe do the same on his immediate left.
Elie Nakache slid out a bet of 75,000 on the button and Bonucchi-Bilow called. Jaffe took a moment before raising to 800,000, enough to put both opponents all in.
Nakache folded, while Bonucchi-Bilow took some time and also slid his cards to the dealer. Jaffe flashed the Q♥ to the table as he dragged in another pot.
Daniel Kyosev opened 40,000 under the gun and Arthur Conan called from a couple of spots to his left before David Bokor three-bet to 180,000 in the big blind. Kyosev made the call and Conan mucked his hand.
The dealer spread a flop of J♥8♥6♦, and Bokor slowed down with a check. Kyosev dropped 80,000 across the line and that was enough to drag the pot and Bokor's cards hit the muck.
Kyosev showed the J♣ for top pair, and after another second he tabled the J♦ as well for top set.
Jean-Noel Thorel opened to 50,000 in early position and Santhosh Suvarna called in middle position.
Thorel checked on the flop of J♥6♦Q♦ and Suvarna checked back. Thorel then bet 100,000 on the 5♥ turn and Suvarna called.
Thorel checked on the K♠ river and Suvarna quickly bet 300,000. Thorel consulted his cards with his LED light shining brightly and folded.
After a raise from Alejandro Olaechea in the cutoff, Alex Kulev shoved all in for his last 300,000 chips in the small blind. Olaechea called and the cards were on their backs.
Alex Kulev: Q♠Q♣
Alejandro Olaechea: A♣J♠
The flop came J♥J♦2♥ to give Olaechea the lead with trip jacks. The 2♣ on the turn improved him to a full house and Kulev bricked out on the 10♥ river.
Kulev instantly stood up rebought into the event on the WSOP+ app, finding a seat just a couple of tables away. Nearby, Kayhan Mokri stood up and made his presence felt.
"Alex, are you rebuying or just moving tables? I've seen you at like four tables."
"I'm just trying to make friends," Kulev responded.
Bernhard Binder was all in and at risk against Danny Tang as the cards were turned up.
Bernhard Binder: K♥K♦
Danny Tang: A♦K♣
Binder faced no danger on the 2♦6♥4♠9♥3♦ runout, holding with pocket kings to earn the double up.
With a pot already brewed of about 425,000, the turn read 10♦9♦8♠A♥ and Cole Keenan led for 275,000 from under the gun. Aram Zobian was in the hijack and made the call.
When the 8♣ landed on the river, Keenan slowed down with a check. After a couple of seconds, Zobian announced all-in and Kennan's cards flung into the muck.
Reigning WSOP Paradise Main Event champion Stanislav Zegal opened to 40,000 in middle position and found a call from Isaac Haxton on his left.
Zegal checked the 3♣8♦J♣ flop, with Haxton tossing out a bet of 35,000. The call was made to see the 6♥ turn, where Zegal checked again.
Haxton took a moment before announcing a bet of 115,000. Zegal folded before Haxton's chips made it into the middle.
Dietrich Fast opened 40,000 in the cutoff and Joey Weissman called on the button before Ognyan Dimov shoved his last 330,000 across the line from the small blind. Fast snap-mucked and Weissman wasted no time making the call.
Ognyan Dimov: A♦J♣
Joey Weissman: 7♠7♦
They were off to the races and Fast announced he had a ten before the dealer fanned the 10♦8♥4♣ flop, which would have given him the best hand. The K♥ turn and 6♠ river meant Weissman's sevens were still good as Dimov headed to the exit.
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