Steve Zolotow was seen with a big stack and a raise to 45,000 chips in front of him from under the gun.
Only the big blind called, and on a flop of 
, Zolotow continued for 50,000.
His opponent folded sending a pot to Zolotow that puts him over the 1,000,000 chip mark.
Christopher Bowen had called the button's all in of 111,000 from the small blind and after the big blind folded cards were tabled.
Opponent: 
Christopher Bowen: 
The board was favorable for Bowen, who held on the 
board, to move him closer to the million-chip mark.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Donna Houle was just involved in one of the craziest hands of the tournament when she was all in on a flop of against an opponent, with her tournament life at risk.
Donna Houle: 
Opponent: 
The 
turn gave her opponent a full house, but with just 2 outs, Houle hit the miracle 
on the river for the straight flush to double up and stay alive.
Norman Michalek, who started the day on just 143,000 is now around the 600,000 chip mark; quite the upswing from the start of the day.
On a board of 
Michalek bet 100,000 from middle position versus his big blind opponent.
The opponent called and Michalek flipped over 
for top boat and shipped the sizeable pot
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 10,000
Scott Ayers and Mackenzie Horwitz are the bubble people of Event #54.
PokerNews caught Horwitz's hand, where he was all in under the gun for his last 6,000 and was three-ways against two opponents on a flop of 
.
The other two players got their money in too and Horwitz's was in bad shape against the 
and of his opponents and was eliminated as the board ran out 
and 
. The second shortest stack had the flopped boat and thus doubled through the other player.
Mackenzie, known as Mac was playing for his brother, a veteran who sadly passed at 40 years old. The Alaskan native said he's so happy he got to cash, even if it's for $400, to play his first ever event in his brother's memory.
In another hand, Scott Ayers was eliminated also and thus will chop the min-cash with Horwitz and also receive $400.
All remaining players are now in the money.
Day 27 of the 2022 World Series of Poker saw the start of the ever-popular $1,000 Tag Team - with the likes of Veronica Brill, K.L. Cleaton, Ben Spragg, Andrew Neeme, and more all getting involved in the action early on.
Elsewhere, more bracelet winners were crowned as Brazil's Joao Simao celebrated his second piece of WSOP hardware in the $5,000 No-Limit Holdem/Pot-Limit Omaha Mix.
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