Xixiang Luo opened to 32,000 in early position, and Espen Jorstad three-bet to 96,000 on his immediate left. Action folded back around to Luo, who made the call.
Luo checked the K♦7♥7♣ flop, making another call when Jorstad continued for 58,000. Another check from Luo followed the 5♣ turn.
Jorstad took some time before sliding out a bet of 215,000. That was enough to take down the pot, as Luo let his hand go.
Action was picked up with Samuel Ju all in for roughly 100,000 and Florian Gaugusch putting him at risk.
Samuel Ju: A♦8♥ 
Florian Gaugusch: 7♦6♦
Ju was at risk, but ahead with his ace high, until the board ran out 5♦3♦10♣7♣10♠, as Gaugusch paired his seven on the turn to eliminate Ju.
Eric "Barstool Nate" Nathan busted the World Series of Poker Paradise (WSOPP) Super Main Event in brutal fashion as the sports blogger first misclicked and then jammed into pocket aces.
The hand against high-stakes Spanish pro Sergio Aido took place on a streamed table during Day 1c of the $25,000 buy-in tournament with a $60 million guaranteed prize pool.
The tournament was Nathan's first public poker appearance since an infamous $20,000 loss to Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, who had minimal poker experience.
John Juanda raised under the gun to 32,000, which was called by Viktor Blom in early position, Chris Hunichen in the hijack, and Viktor Blom in the cutoff. Then Jeremy Ausmus in the small blind three-bet 160,000. Juanda made the call, and Blom and Hunichen follow behind, both calling.
The flop came 3♥6♣2♦ and Ausmus decided to check to Juanda, who moved all in for 228,000. Blom quickly mucked, while Hunichen made the call. Ausmus gave it some thought, before electing to muck and leave the players heads up, with Juanda at risk.
John Juanda: 10♥10♦
Chris Hunichen: 5♥5♦
Juanda was well in front with his pocket tens, looking to more than double up. But the 5♣ peeled off on the turn, giving Hunichen a set, and Juanda could not find a set of his own after the 7♥ river, eliminating him as Hunichen took the pot.
Bernardo Baptista was all in from the cutoff, at risk against Martin Zamani in the big blind.
Bernardo Baptista: A♠Q♥
Martin Zamani: K♦10♦
Baptista increased his advantage on the 3♠9♠A♥ flop, but his two pair on the Q♣ turn also brough Zamani a straight draw. Zamani completed his Broadway draw on the J♦ river, sending Baptista to the rail.
Brian Luo opened to 35,000 in middle position, and Scott Seiver announced all in for 280,000 in the small blind. Luo took a moment before sticking in the call.
Scott Seiver: A♣8♣
Brian Luo: A♥Q♠
Seiver stood up from his chair as the 4♦5♥10♣9♠5♠ board hit the felt, wishing everyone good luck as Luo collected the pot.
Level: 8
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Action was picked up on the flop with board showing 7♦Q♠3♣, Brandon Wilson was all in and Alejandro Lococo and Santhosh Suvarna battling in a side pot.
After the flop, Suvarna check-called a bet of 42,000 from Lococo.
The turn brought the A♣ and Suvarna again check-called a bet of 130,000.
After the 9♠ on the river, Suvarna check-called once again, this time for 175,000. Lococo then tabled A♠8♣ for a pair of aces, as Suvarna tossed Q♥J♥ in the muck, and Wilson showed 7♥6♥ before leaving the table, giving Lococo both the main and side pot.
Faraz Jaka led out for 12,000 in the small blind after seeing the 5♠9♥A♣ flop, and Christoph Vogelsang took some time before making the call.
Jaka slowed down with a check on the 5♥ turn, with Vogelsang checking it back. Action repeated on the 10♥ river, with neither player committing more chips.
Jaka turned over 7♥7♦ for sevens and fives, taking down the small pot as Vogelsang mucked.
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