We caught up with Daniel Negreanu and an unknown opponent on a board of 
. Negreanu potted and his opponent was able to go all in. Negreanu called and the hands were tabled.
| Negreanu |     |
| Opponent |     |
"Bring me the pain! Give me more," Negreanu said. "That's why I come here."
The river came 
and Negreanu shipped almost all his chips over to his opponent. "You take that money son and do good with it," Negreanu said.
WhoIsDavidClark David Clark @DCChips akq2 v aq27 aipf he flops the nut flush and I'm out of rebuy chips. #Busto
June 26 2012
These players found a seat after the break.
Upon returning from the break, we noticed that Seat 5 over at Table 10 was no longer occupied by "Captain" Tom Franklin. It can mean only one thing, he has been eliminated from the tournament.
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Steve Jelinek | $245,871 |
| 2nd | John Gottlieb | $151,884 |
| 3rd | Anders Taylor | $97,913 |
| 4th | Michael Chappus | $71,728 |
| 5th | Ben Lamb | $52,319 |
| 6th | Mandy Thomas | $40,169 |
| 7th | Phil Hellmuth | $30,633 |
| 8th | Ryan Karp | $23,635 |
| 9th | Joel Ettedgi | $18,432 |
Notable Finishes: Barry Greenstein (12th-$14,544), Tony Cousineau (14th-$11,731), Kevin MacPhee (32nd-$6,346)
olegsmith Gavin Smith Starting late for plate! Ftr that is what cool people call PLO8
June 26 2012
devopoker Bryan Devonshire @devochips Playing #wsop47, $1500 PLO8. I late reg'd after paying taxes this morning, that was fun. I have 4900 from 4500 thru 2.
June 26 2012
FossilMan Greg Raymer Competing in #wsop47 $1500 PLO8. Good start from 4500 chips up to 7000 at first break.
June 26 2012
alexpokerguy Alex Outhred 10,500 from 4,500 start stack in PLO8 #Wsop47 First break. Red 79 Brazilia on the rail.
June 26 2012
yellowsub86 Jeff Williams First @wsop event this summer, 1500 plo8, got @RealKidPoker & @sorelmizzi at the table. http://t.co/pzWpfZ6F
June 26 2012
Cards are back in the air following the break and today's gold bracelet ceremonies.
Level: 3
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Players are now on their first 20-minute break of the day.
With 475 in the pot and a flop of 
, Stephen Su checked and saw Ryan Laplante bet 300. Su made the call and then check-called a bet of 750 on the 
turn before checking the 
river.
Laplate grabbed his stack and committed it to the pot, and Su called off for right around 2,000. Laplante rolled over 
for the nut low, while Su got three-quarters with 
for the same low and a seven-high straight.
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