Pete "THE-Saurus" Morris, a two-time world champion in battle rap is in the house.
Morris added his second WSOP Circuit ring back in 2020 and took down his first in 2019.
He is currently sitting on about 360,000.
Action started with Spencer Champlin opening from the cut-off to 35,000. The button and Kyle Kitagawa in the big blind made the call.
Action checked through to the river on a board of 
. Kitagawa lead out for 45,000 and after a few moments Champlin called, as did the button.
Kitagawa instantly mucked his cards before either player opened. Champlin tabled 
for middle-pair and the button mucked as well.
Jacek Pustula moved all-in for 380,000 from the hijack and was called by Vincent Lam on the button who had the effective stack of 201,000.
Vincent Lam: 
Jacek Pustula: 
The flop of 
gave Lam additional outs in the form of a gut-shot straight draw. However, the remaining runout of 
was no help to Lam who finished on the stone bubble.
The remaining players in the tournament are now guaranteed to receive at least a minimum cash of $807.
With 450,000 in the middle and a board of 
the small blind shoved for 550,000 right on the verge of the bubble. Elvis Toomas made the call and his opponent went as white as a sheet.
The small blind sheepishly rolled over 
and Toomas tabled 
to become one of the biggest stacks in the room. Toomas who is celebrating his birthday today was serenaded earlier by a Mariachi band to wish birthday salutations.
The tournament directors had just announced that the field was on the bubble, with just one more player to be knocked out before the money. On the first hand after this, the hijack led out for 30,000. He received one caller, Venkata Muramalla in the big blind.
The flop came 
. Both players checked.
The 
came on the turn. Muramalla led for 40,000. After sizing up Muramalla's stack, the hijack shoved all in. Muramalla, with 164,000 behind, was covered by his opponent, who had north of 300,000 remaining. Muramalla called, and the table froze as they waited for other tables to finish their hands to ensure the bubble and payouts were managed properly. During the several-minute wait, Muramalla asked his opponent what he had.
"Flush draw. Ace-five of diamonds" he responded.
After a few more minutes, the table resumed with spectators and players anxiously watching on. The players tabled their hands.
Muramalla: 
Opponent: 
The 
arrived on the river. Muramalla scooped the pot, doubled up, avoided elimination, and officially made the money a few minutes later when the bubble burst on another table.
Wilbern Hoffman shoved for his last 24,000 and found a caller to put him at risk on the bubble.
Wilbern Hoffman: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Hoffman tripled up with the extra blinds in the middle.
PeterPaul Shaker had moves all-in from early position covering the table and John Alfred put his las 65,000 in the middle. When cards were flipped Alfred was well ahead with 
vs Shaker's .
Alfred wasn't today's bubble boy as he held on the board of 
.
Hand-for-hand has begun as the money bubble is near.
The board shows 589 players and 587 will be paid.
Action started with James Shouldis open-jamming his 114,000 stack. It folded around to the big blind who quickly made the call.
Shouldis
Opponent 
The board ran out 
and the eights of Shouldis held for the much-needed double up close to the money.
Level: 17
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
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