The bracelet is now on the table and the two players are playing heads up.
Justin Pechie is looking for his second WSOP bracelet while Bifarella is hoping to win it in his very first WSOP cash.
With 22 minutes left in the level, the two remaining players are taking a break in order to prepare for heads-up play.
The players will come back with the bracelet on the table.
On the button, Maxime Parys moved all in for 3,00,000 and Samuel Bifarella went over the top all in for 9,050,000. Justin Pechie folded 
and then the two Frenchmen were left to battle it out.
Maxime Parys: 
Samuel Bifarella: 
The board ran out 
and Parys was ahead until the case king hit on the river and sent him to the rail, finishing third in the tournament.
Second-placed Samuel Bifarella moved all in for 9,050,000 and chip leader Justin Pechie went into the tank for nearly four minutes.
Maxime Parys anxiously awaited Pechie's decision, one that could have given him a ladder of over $61,000 if Pechie won.
Eventually, Pechie tossed his cards into the muck.
Justin Pechie raised to 1,000,000 on the button and Maxime Parys jammed the rest of his chips in to try for the double up after a monster loss to Pechie just a few hands earlier.
Justin Pechie: 
Maxime Parys:
The flop ran out 
giving both top pair but the 
turn and 
river did not help Pechie for a second pair or a chop and Parys got his double up.
Justin Pechie called from the small blind and Maxime Parys checked.
The flop came 
and Pechie bet 650,000. Parys raised to 2,000,000 and Pechie called.
With 5,500,000 in the middle, the turn came the 
and Pechie checked it over to Parys after about 30 seconds. Parys bet 3,000,000 and Pechie shoved for his remaining 12,400,000. Parys puffed out his cheeks upon the all-in and eventually called, leaving just 1,625,000 behind.
Justin Pechie: 
Maxime Parys: 
Pechie had the nut straight against Parys' flopped two pair.
With 30,300,000 in the pot and Parys drawing to just four outs, the all-important river came the 
to give Pechie a massive chip lead.
Parys, meanwhile, was left with just a little over three blinds.
Level: 35
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Justin Pechie opened for 900,000 from the button with 
and Maxime Parys three-bet from the small blind to 3,200,000 with 
.
Pechie folded and Parys went back into the lead.
Kenny Robbins raised all in from the small blind for 1,650,000 and got an instant call from Maxime Parys in the big blind.
Kenny Robbins: 
Maxime Parys: 
Robbins flopped a gutshot straight draw with the 
flop. The 
turn was not the card he was hoping for and neither was the that came on the river, which gave Parys top pair and the win and sent him out of the tournament in fourth place.
Samuel Bifarella opened from the cutoff with 
for 900,000 and Justin Pechie called from the button with 
. Maxime Parys also called with his from the big blind.
The flop came giving Parys the lead. Everyone checked.
The turn gave Bifarella a straight draw. Parys bet his top pair to the tune of 1.025,000. Both players folded and Parys further cut into Pechie's advantage.
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