Felipe Ramos opened to 425,000 and Jeremy Eyer called.
Eyer then check-called a 275,000 bet from Ramos on the J♠5♥9♠ flop.
Both players checked on the J♣ turn and Eyer led out for a minuscule 200,000 bet when the A♦ completed the board.
Ramos pondered a bit before deciding to call and Eyer tabled 9♣6♦ for a pair of nines. It was good against the K♥Q♠ of Ramos for king high and Eyer added to his stack.
Felipe Ramos opened to 10♣9♣ from the button, and Jeremy Eyer defended with Q♥J♣.
Eyer check-called for 275,000 on the 10♦7♣3♠ flop, which brought in the A♠ turn, which checked through to the 5♠ river. Action checked through again, and Ramos took in another pot.
Jeremy Eyer opened to 400,000 on the button and Felipe Ramos called in the big blind.
The flop came A♣Q♠5♠ and Ramos check-called a 350,000 bet from Eyer.
The 3♣ fell on the turn and Ramos checked — prompting a 1,100,000 bet from Eyer. Ramos again called.
The J♦ filled the river and both players checked.
Ramos revealed A♠9♦ for a flopped pair of aces, which was good against the 7♦4♥ for just seven-high and Ramos collected the pot.
The two players have returned and are now about to play heads up.
Jeremy Eyer and Felipe Ramos are now heads up for the WSOP gold bracelet and $649,550 first-place prize.
Eyer begins with about a 3-2 chip advantage over Ramos.
The two players are taking a 10-minute break before resuming play.
Felipe Ramos limped in from the small blind and snap-called when Nozomu Shimizu jammed for 4,050,000 from the big blind.
Nozomu Shimizu: A♠10♦
Felipe Ramos: A♦Q♠
Ramos set the trap, and Shimizu took the bait. The J♣7♣3♥ flop was not good for Shimizu, but he added some outs after turning a gutshot straight draw as the dealer put the 8♥ on the felt. The 6♥ river completed the board, and Ramos secured the elimination.
The $287,106 payout is Shizimu’s biggest payday and follows on from a stellar year where he has already picked up an EPT title in addition to the $194,273 he banked from a €25K High Roller at EPT Monte Carlo.
In a limped pot to the A♠2♠Q♣ flop between Jeremy Eyer and Felipe Ramos, Eyer bet 200,000 with his A♦4♦ from the small blind and Ramos called with his 7♠6♠ from the big blind.
The 7♦ turn gave Ramos a pair to follow his flush draw, but he was still behind. Eyer checked, which prompted Ramos to fire out 450,000. Eyer called.
The K♦ river checked through to showdown and Eyer dragged in another one.
Jeremy Eyer raised to 400,000 on the button and Nozomu Shimizu called from the big blind.
Both players checked on the 10♦2♠5♥ flop and Shimizu checked again on the J♠ turn, prompting Eyer to bet 900,000. Shimizu called.
The 3♣ completed the board and Shimizu checked once more. Eyer fired 2,700,000 into the middle and Shimizu called.
Eyer tabled A♥J♦ for a pair of jacks, which was good against the 10♣6♣ of Shimizu for a pair of tens and Eyer collected the hefty pot.
Nozomu Shimizu opened to 550,000 with 5♥5♦ from the button and Felipe Ramos called from the big blind with 8♠7♦.
The A♥K♣2♥ checked through to the 2♦ turn. Ramos overbet the pot to 1,600,000 and Shimizu folded the best hand.
Jeremy Eyer opened to 400,000 with A♣J♣ from the button before Nozomu Shimizu three-bet to 1,700,000 from the big blind with 10♠10♦. Eyer called.
The A♥8♦4♣ flop put Eyer in the lead, and he called Shimizu's bet of 1,400,000. On the 7♥ turn, the action checked through to the 5♥ river. Shimizu shut things down with a second check and Eyer followed suit to scoop in the pot.
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