Mustapha Kanit raised to 60,000 from the small blind, and Jason Sagle defended his big blind. Kanit continued by leading out for 110,000 on the 5♣9♥3♣ flop.
Sagle stuck in the call, and Kanit fired again for 150,000 on the 5♠ turn. Sagle made another call, and the K♥ river completed the board.
Kanit counted out a bet of 180,000 and slid it forward. That was enough to take down the pot, as Sagle sent his cards into the muck.
David Vinaya open-jammed from under the gun for his last 170,000 and was called by the big blind David Vinaya to put Vinya at risk.
David Vinaya: K♣10♦ 
Samuel Ju: 7♥7♣
It was a race for Vinaya's tournament life, and after the 10♥6♣A♥6♥8♦ runout, he improved past the sevens of Ju after flopping a ten to double up.
Aleksejs Ponakovs opened to 40,000 from under the gun, and Jose Serralheiro made the call in the cutoff.
Ponakovs continued for 30,000 on the J♠5♠J♦ flop, and Serralheiro called again. Another lead from from Ponakovs followed the 9♠ turn, this time for 65,000.
Serralheiro called to the K♣ river, where Ponakovs slowed down with a check. Serralheiro tossed out a bet of 105,000, and Ponakovs took a moment before letting his hand go.
As players begin the last two levels of the night, here are the latest chip leaders from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 9
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Players have been sent on the final break of Day 1c, with two more levels to be played before bagging for the night.
The last two hours saw the $25,000 Super Main Event soar past 2,000 total entries. Here are some other highlights from Levels 7 and 8.
Action was picked up with Samuel Ju all in and Pavel Plesuv putting him at risk.
Samuel Ju: A♠9♣
Pavel Plesuv: A♥K♣
Ju was dominated by Plesuv, and couldn't find any help on the 3♠8♥4♥10♥J♣ runout, eliminating him for the second time today.
Action was picked up on the flop with board showing A♣Q♦9♠.
Jeremy Ausmus was facing a bet of 72,000 from Aaron Sevilla and elected to call.
After the 9♣ on the turn, both players checked to the 2♣ river. Sevilla then bet to put Ausmus all in for his stack of 246,000. Ausmus gave it some thought, before flicking in his chips to call.
Sevilla then instantly mucked his hand to give the pot to Ausmus and showed Qx10x as he scooped the pot.
After the rest of the table got out of the way, Brunno Botteon was all in and at risk against Chino Rheem.
Brunno Botteon: Q♣Q♥
Chino Rheem: K♣K♥
Rheem remained in full control, as Botteon missed the 7♥9♠4♦4♥9♣ runout on his way to the rail.
Michael Dwyer opened to 32,000 from under the gun, and got the rest of his stack totalling 353,000 into the middle after trading raises with Zdenek Zizka.
Michael Dwyer: Q♠Q♦
Zdenek Zizka: J♣J♥
Dwyer's pocket queens dominated Zizka's jacks, improving to a set on the 5♠8♦Q♥K♣4♣ board to leave his opponent short.
Zizka managed to double up his remaining 51,000 through Dwyer on the very next hand, but lost his stack shortly after and headed to the exit.
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