All five community cards were down 
, and Will Givens was all in with 
.
Ivan Deyra had called, and his cards were in the muck with Given's stack being counted.
The amount was confirmed at 170,000, and Deyra passed the same amount over to Givens for the full double.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The board fell 
, and with 100,000 in the pot, Joey Weissman checked from the small blind.
Frenchman Ivan Deyra bet 37,000 and Weissman called after 30 seconds of thought.
The hit the river, and Weissman checked. Deyra contemplated his next move for a minute before he bet enough to put Weissman to the test sat with 70,000 behind.
The American checked his cards and waited a few seconds before he decided to fold, and Deyra took the pot.
The completed board was down 
, and A.J. Allee bet 24,000 from middle position, which Joey Weissman called from the hijack.
Allee flipped over 
for quads, and Weissman mucked.
Joey Weissman was getting shorter and shorter but he managed to secure a much needed double up. Weissman doubled with 
against 
on a board that read 
.
Weissman is playing over 25 big blinds now after the crucial double up.
Igor Kurganov came back from the break with a short stack of around 75,000 and has been unable to spin it up.
The Russian player was stood at his table waiting for a clerk to take him to the payout desk, with Dennis Brand taking in the chips.
Kurganov collects his first WSOP cash of the 2019 series as Brand moved up to 395,000.
Allan Berger just saw Erkut Yilmaz lose a big part of his stack against David Dibernardi and Berger delivered the final blow to Yilmaz and eliminated him from the tournament.
All cards were on the table when Yilmaz was seen walking away from his table and he had 
next to his empty seat and Berger had in front of him with a board that read 
.
Thomas Larson and Athanasios Polychronopoulos got all their chips into the middle preflop, with Larson, the player at risk.
Thomas Larson: 
Athanasios Polychronopoulos: 
Board: 
Larson kept his lead on the flop, but Polychronopoulos picked up the nut flush draw to increase his outs.
The ace on the turn was good enough for Polychronopoulos to flip the advantage, and when the third diamond fell on the river, he improved to the flush to seal the pot and eliminate Larson.
It all started when Erkut Yilmaz opened with a raise of 16,000 from the cutoff and David Dibernardi three-bet him to 45,000 from the button. The players in the blinds got out of the way and Yilmaz announced all in for effectively 190,000 as he had Dibernardi covered. A quick call followed and they opened up.
David Dibernardi:
Erkut Yilmaz: 
The dealer continued to deal a 
board and Dibernardi held on to the best hand and he doubled up.
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