Joe McKeehen arrived in the eighth level of the day and has busted within a very short time frame as he is already out the door. That means we are getting a new champion for this event and the chance of a repeat champion is out of question.
Joao Vieira may just have lost a small pot but he's definitely stacking chips throughout the day. Vieira check-called a bet on a 
flop and bet on the 
turn. When Philip Cordano raised, he folded quickly.
Vieira still has over a lot of chips in front of him and is playing almost three times the starting stack.
Andre Akkari and Chris Vitch saw the 
flop appear and Akkari check-called a bet from Vitch. They both checked on the 
turn and the 
was dealt to complete the board.
Akkari checked to Vitch again and he bet out. Akkari opted to fold and has just over 6 big bets left.
Tommy Rounds raised from the hijack and Ray Henson three-bet from the cutoff. It folded back to Henson who called and they went heads-up to the 
flop.
Rounds check-called a bet from Henson and the dealer burned and turned the 
. Again Rounds check-called a bet from Henson and the river was the . Rounds checked and Henson threw out another bet to get an instant fold from Rounds.
Henson added another pot to his mountain of chips and he's distanced himself well out in front of the field with about 290,000.
World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Joe McKeehen just arrived. Last year, he won his second bracelet by winning this exact tournament.
McKeehen already has two third-place finishes at this years WSOP. Finishing third in the $3,000 shoutout and in the Millionaire Maker.
JC Tran and Kevin Song went heads-up to the 
and Tran check-called a bet from Song. The turn was the 
and both players knuckled the felt. The river was the 
and Tran tossed out a bet.
Song called and Tran showed 
for middle pair but Song's 
were enough to take the pot.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,300/2,500
Limits: 2,500/5,000
Jerid "JZ Scrilla" Zewin has been hovering around the 50,000 starting stack for much of the night but he has stayed patient. That patience is paying off and Zewin is starting to climb the chip counts. He recently raked in a few pots and he's chipped up to 80,000.
Zewin already notched one WSOP cash this series with a deep run in the $1,000 No Limit Hold'em - Double Stack (Event #34) and will look to add another WSOP cash to his poker resume here in the $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship.
Jack Sinclair seems to have been eliminated as his chair is now empty. At the table he was seated, David "ODB" Baker raised to two bets from the button and Ashish Gupta made it three bets from the big blind. Baker called and they saw a flop.
The flop was 
and Gupta continued with a bet. Baker folded his hand and was left with 12,000.
Matt Glantz arrived at the table and took Sinclair's old seat, next to Ashish Gupta. A couple of hands later, Baker was also eliminated from the tournament, just like Sinclair.
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