Yonatan Koko opened to 60,000 from the cutoff and Thiago Pirani moved all in for 275,000 on the button. The blinds got out of the way to send action back to Koko, who went into the tank. After a few minutes another player at the table called the clock on Koko. A floorman came over to give Koko a 30 second countdown. With just five seconds remaining Koko released his hand to ensure Pirani would not be put at risk this hand.
Austin Apicella called a raise from an opponent in the hijack and the flop came 
with two hearts.
His opponent continued for 125,000 before Apicella shoved for 625,000. His opponent called.
Austin Apicella: 
Opponent: 
The turn 
completed his flush and he doubled up.
Nicholas Howard opened and got calls from Shelby Wells and Stephen Jaeger.
The flop 
checked around and the turn was the 
. It checked to Jaeger who bet 150,000 and Howard was the only caller.
The river was the 
. Howard checked and Jaeger bet 500,000 with around 600,000 behind. Howard slammed the chips in to make the call and Jaeger tabled 
for a set and took down the pot.
Meanwhile 2021 Main Event final tablist Alejandro Lococo has joined the table that also features tournament chip leader Karim Rebei.
Andrew Taylor raised to 60,000 from the hijack and Dan Smith defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and both players checked to the 
on the turn.
Smith led out with a bet of 60,000 and Taylor called to see the 
on the river. Smith thought for a moment and then counted out another bet of 80,000. Taylor looked him up and Smith turned over 
which was good enough for the best hand.
Matthew Levine opened to 60,000 in middle position and Juliet Hegedus three-bet to 175,000 in the hijack. Action folded back to Levine who called.
The dealer spread the 
flop and Levine check-called for 125,000.
The 
landed on the turn, Levine led for 275,000, and Hegedus moved all in for approximately 750,000. Levin quickly called.
Juliet Hegedus: 
Matthew Levine:
Hegedus turned the straight and was ahead of Levine's flopped set, but the spiked the river to improve Levine to a full house, ending Hegedus' Main Event run in brutal fashion.
Kamal Bittar opened from early position to 60,000 and was called by the hijack. Mayank Madan made it 325,000 from the cutoff and then Bittar popped it up to 1,100,000. The hijack mucked and Madan called.
Bittar paused before betting 1,100,000 on the 
flop. Madan went into the tank for several minutes before folding.
Bittar, while scooping the pot, tabled the which was met with collective "wows," from the table.
The following hand took place moments ago on the PokerGO feature table on a delay...
From a middle position, William Hunley raised to 65,000 with 
, but ran into a cooler when Ramon Colillas, in late position, picked up 
and three-bet to 155,000. Hunley made the call and they both saw a flop of 
.
Nunley checked his two-outer top set, and Colillas made a continuation bet of 160,000 and his opponent called. The turn was the 
, a glimmer of hope for pocket aces.
Again, the player with top set checked and Colillas bet 285,000 and again received a call. When the river 
boated Nunley up, he checked for a third time, which baited his opponent to jam all in for 630,000. Colillas was eliminated on Day 5.
Karim Rebei raised it up from middle position and Kristen Deardorff ripped all in for the second hand in a row. This time, it was for around 400,000 in the big blind and Rebei called.
Kristen Deardorff: 
Karim Rebei:
The flop came 
and Rebei took the lead with a pair of sevens. The 
on the turn gave Deardorff a flush draw but the on the river only improved Rebei.
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