Rep Porter opened the action to 60,000 from the cutoff. Daniel Swartz moved all in for his last 110,000 chips and Porter made the call.
Daniel Swartz: A♦Q♥9♠9♥ 
Rep Porter: 9♣8♣7♥6♠
The board ran out 8♦5♠A♣10♣7♣ and Porter stacked his opponent backdooring his way into a flush.
Paul Radcliffe opened 85,000 on the button, and Sam Soverel jammed his last 240,000 from the big blind. Radcliffe called.
Sam Soverel: A♦K♦Q♠5♦
Paul Radcliffe: K♣Q♥Q♦3♠
Soverel couldn't connect as the dealer ran out the J♠8♦6♠4♣2♦ board, eliminating him from the tournament.
With the board reading 8♦5♥2♠A♦, Daniel Swartz cut out a pot-sized bet of 300,000, which Rostyslav Sabishchenko called. After his pot bet, Swartz had just 120,000 behind.
The river was the 9♣ and he opted to check. Sabishchenko quickly bet all in, and Swartz elected to fold after some thought.
With about 300,000 in the middle on a completed board of A♦8♣7♣3♣9♣, Farid Jattin checked to Joao Simao who fired a bet of 165,000. Jattin tanked for about a minute before tossing in the call.
Simao rolled 10♠8♠6♣5♣ for a straight flush, and Jattin mucked his hand.
Jered Laurence limped in for 25,000 from middle position before Farid Jattin raised to 105,000. Joao Simao called the raise from the small blind and Laurence three-bet all in for 445,000.
Jattin reshoved his stack of 2,100,000 and Simao got out of the way. The players went heads up to a full board with Laurence at risk.
Jered Laurence: K♣J♥10♦8♣
Farid Jattin: A♦Q♠J♠2♦
The board ran out A♣K♦6♦2♥10♠ and Jattin took the entire pot.
Aditya Sadhu raised in the hijack and Erick Lindgren shoved his last 180,000 in the cutoff. The action folded back to Sadhu and he made the call.
Erick Lindgren: K♥K♠Q♠9♠
Aditya Sadhu: J♠9♦8♣3♠
The A♦10♠7♦A♥7♣ run out was good for Lindgren as he scored the double.
Bryce Yockey opened the button to 75,000. Andrew Whitaker moved all in for his remaining 210,000 chips and Yockey quickly made the call.
Andrew Whitaker: A♥9♣9♠5♥
Bryce Yockey: K♦Q♠10♦2♠
The board ran out K♠J♠7♦4♠10♣ and Yockey raked in the pot, adding to his big stack.
Gabriel Andrade limped the cutoff before David Merino raised to 80,000 from the small blind. Andrade called.
The dealer spread a flop of K♥8♥5♣, and both players tapped the table to see the 9♠ turn.
Merino checked once more, and Andrade fired 130,000. Merino surrendered the pot.
A very short-stacked Don Todd lost his final chips to finish in 43rd place. Todd received $14,129 for his deep run.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is making a move that will change the online poker game in the US with the launch of WSOP Online, a new platform that will bring players from three states together.
Poker players in Nevada and New Jersey are already competing against each other on WSOP.com, while those in Michigan have a separate single-state site. But that is changing with the trio of states being merged together on one online poker site ahead of the 2024 WSOP. Pennsylvania's WSOP site will not be part of the shared liquidity deal.
On top of the merger news, the WSOP has announced 30 online bracelet events this summer on the new WSOP Online.
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