Michael Dyer opened from early position and Daniel Tang called in middle position.
The flop came 
and Dyer continued for 110,000. Tang called. The turn was the 
and both players checked.
Dyer checked the 
river and Tang bet 380,000. Dyer quickly called and Tang turned over 
for queen-high. Dyer showed 
for two pair and took down the pot.
On a board of 
with roughly 800,000 in the middle, Tony Miles bet out 275,000 from the small blind before Steven Federspiel raised to 1,100,000 from the big blind.
Miles thought long and hard for several minutes before moving all in for roughly 4.1 million. Federspiel quickly called having roughly 1,020,000 behind.
Federspiel:
Miles: 
Miles had turned a straight when Federspiel turned two-pair, and when the river landed the 
, Federspiel would be eliminated.
Peter Campo opened to 140,000 from middle position and Andres Jeckeln flat-called on the button. The flop came 
and Jeckeln check-called a bet of 165,000 from Campo.
The 
landed on the turn and Jeckeln checked again. Campo fired a bet of 375,000 and Jeckeln stuck around to see the pair the board on the river.
Jeckeln checked for the third time and Campo checked behind this time. Campo flipped over 
and Jeckeln mucked his cards.
Brayden Gazlay shoved in his 415,000 in middle position but ran into the 
of big blind Dan Wilson. Gazlay had and flopped a queen then hit another on the river to survive.
Richard Robinson opened from early position with a raise to 135,000 and Jared Palmer called behind. Jack Duong called as did Ryan Phan on the button and Sharukh Shaw in the small blind. From the big blind, Ralph Massey then moved all in for 780,000. Robinson then moved all in over the top for about four million. Palmer folded quickly as did Duong but Pham tanked a bit before releasing his own hand. Shaw folded as well so it was on to a showdown.
Richard Robinson: 
Ralph Massey: 
Massey's brother Aaron had come over to sweat him as the 
flop fell, giving Massey no help. The 
on the turn was no help either, nor was the 
on the river. That meant that Massey would be sent to the rail as Robinson moved over five million in chips.
The action folded around to Bart Lybaert in the cutoff, and he raised to 135k. Adam Rude moved all in from the small blind for 500k and Benjamin Pollak four-bet to around 1.6m. Lybaert quickly got out of the way and the remaining two players tabled their hands.
Adam Rude: 
Benjamin Pollak:
Board: 
Pollak took a massive lead when he hit a set on the flop, but he was still cheering for his opponent.
"Ten of hearts on the turn! One time!", said, Pollak, as Rude stood up from his chair.
But the seven of diamonds on the turn cemented Rude's fate, and Pollak improved to a full house on the river for good measure.
Rude departed with $57,010 for his efforts after lasting just one hand of the final level of the day.
Matas Cikinas was all in for 1.1 million or so on the button when we arrived, with Jeff Trudeau on his right having him covered with . Cikinas had the overs with 
but a 
board did him no favors.
That's it for the 2018 World Series of Poker 8-team challenge!
It went down to the wire and in the end, it was heads-up between Team UK and Team Russia.
Chris Moorman busted first, but then Aresniy Karmatskiy failed to make it through the day, giving Team UK the victory.
The cards are back in the air.
This will be the final level of the day.
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