Big stack Pierre Calamusa shoved a tower of 5,000 chips into the middle, having everyone at the table covered. Basel Chaura made the call with 
and was up against 
.
Chaura won the coin flip when the board ran out 
and doubled.
On the next hand, Huluka Abebe was all in with 
against Vanessa Kade's 
and stayed ahead to double to around 60,000.
"Assign this table the funniest table. Everyone is having fun," a tablemate said.
In the $$$$ of @WSOP $1000 Super Turbo for 2nd cash in row. Got serious work to do on short stack.… https://t.co/KgtWLuElj5
— Bayou Ben (@BarstoolMintzy)
Michael Perrone went all in on the button for 40,000 and Tom Andersen looked him up in the big blind.
Michael Perrone:
Tom Andersen: 
The flop brought only backdoors to go with the overcards on a 
but the turn of 
helped Perrone a great deal with the open ender to go with the overcards.
The river came a 
and Perrone hit one of his necessary outs to stay alive and double in the tournament.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Rubin Chappell shoved his last 30,000 from under the gun and Joe Ranciato called from late position.
Rubin Chappell:
Joe Ranciato: 
Chappell didn't get any help on the board and was eliminated on the money bubble.
With the tournament in hand-for-hand play, Sebastien Syssau moved all-in with 
for 37,000 and was called by the 
of Ray Geary, who had him barely covered.
The flop of 
brought Geary some good fortune, and he held Syssau off when the turn was the 
and river the . Syssau was eliminated in 248th place, one spot shy of the bubble.
Action was picked after all preflop action, where James Bouldin had two stacks at risk of elimination.
Early position: 
Big blind:
James Bouldin: 
The flop came out 
and Bouldin clapped for his set. The turn of created a slight sweat for the potential straight outs of the ace-king, but the river sealed both players fates as Bouldin collected both bounties as well as a quick ascension to one of the biggest stacks in the room.
With 252 players left and only 246 paid, the tournament is operating hand-for-hand until the money bubble bursts.
Action picked up on the river with the board reading 
and the early position player checked it over to Britton Purvis, who fired out a bet of 15,000 into a pot of around 40,000. His opponent made the call and then instantly mucked when he saw Purvis's 
.
Purvis is now up among the chip leaders as the money bubble is fast approaching.
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