After some previous all-ins without any call, Vadim Rozin pushed all-in for 11,800,000 in the cutoff and was called by Aaron Duczak in the big blind.
Vadim Rozin: 
Aaron Duczak: 
The 
flop gave Rozin a flush draw while the 
turn opened some split outs. However, the 
river was of no help for the GGPoker qualifier and Rozin had to settle for
David Diaz appeared to be headed out the door with 14 players remaining on Day 7 of the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event early Thursday morning. But he made a fold for the ages with a full house.
After the amazing fold, Diaz was left with 15 big blinds and ultimately wasn't able to spin it back up. He bowed out in 13th place for a payday of $525,000, but will forever be remembered for his incredible fold.
Espen Jorstad raised to 2,000,000 in the hijack and was called by John Eames in the big blind.
The flop came 
and both players checked.
On the 
turn, Eames checked and Jorstad bet 5,000,000. Eames then moved all in for 23,500,000.
Jorstad went into the tank for almost four minutes before making the call and seeing he'd need help.
John Eames: 
Espen Jorstad: 
Eames had turned two pair, while the ace on the turn gave Jostad top pair, top kicker.
The 
fell on the river, holding Eaves' two pair and giving him a massive double up just before break.
Espen Jorstad opened to 2,000,000 in the cutoff and Adrian Attenborough defended the big blind.
The flop came 
and Attenborough check-called for 1,500,000.
The duo checked the 
turn to the 
river, and Attenborough led for 5,600,000. Jorstad thought for just over a minute before raising to 19,600,000, and Attenborough laid down his hand.
The action commenced with an open raise to 2,000,000 by Matija Dobric in the cutoff with 
, which prompted a three-bet to 5,200,000 by Asher Conniff on the button with 
. Once it folded back to Dobric, he moved all-in and Conniff quickly folded.
One hand later, the Croatian opened to 2,000,000 with the and was called by Matthew Su in the big blind, who defended with the 
. This led to the 
flop on which Su checked and Dobric bet 1,600,000. Su was curios to stick around to the turn on which he checked first to act.
Dobric now fired a bet worth 6,600,000 and Su folded as the rail of the Crotian started chanting an "idemo".
Espen Jorstad raised to 2,000,000 and was called by Adrian Attenborough on the button.
The players then checked to the river on the 
board, where Jorstad bet 2,500,000.
Attenborough then raised to 9,500,000. Jorstad opted to fold rather quickly to concede the pot to Attenborough.
Adrian Attenborough opened to 2,000,000 in the cutoff, Philippe Souki jammed for 8,100,000 in the small blind, and Attenborough called.
Philippe Souki:
Adrian Attenborough: 
The two were flipping, and the 
flop kept Attenborough ahead with his tens. The turn gave Souki a flush draw and more outs, and the 
spiked the river as Souki's somehow still extremely-energized rail exploded into a frenzy at the sight of the card which kept the British player's Main Event dream alive.
In a limped battle of the blinds, the flop showed and Matthew Su with the 
bet 1,000,000 for Jeffrey Farness to call with the for an open-ended straight draw. On the turn, Su increased his bet sizing to 1,500,000 and the call by Farness followed.
That led them to the river on which Su now opted to check. Farness bet 2,500,000 and Su then check-raised to 14,000,000. Farness spent more than two minutes into the tank and eventually surrendered.
Aaron Duczak bumped it up to 2,100,000 on the button with the 
and Asher Conniff just called from the big blind with the . The flop came and Conniff checked to Duczak who continued for 1,300,000. Conniff called and the landed on the turn.
Conniff checked again and Duczak fired out another bet of 2,800,000. Conniff still called and the 
completed the board. Conniff checked for the third time and Duczak splashed in a bet of 5,000,000. Conniff thought for a brief moment but decided to lay his hand down.
Adrian Attenborough opened to 2,000,000 under the gun, Robert Welch moved all in for 9,900,000 in the small blind, and Attenborough snapped it off.
Robert Welch:
Adrian Attenborough:
Welch ran into cowboys and found no ace on the flop, but did have some backdoor possibilities. The 
turn gave him a flush draw, and the 
spiked the river, much to the disappointment of the Aussie rail and most individuals in the room not named Robert Welch.
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