Tauan Deoliveira Naves moved all in from early position for his remaining 26,000 chips. Only Anton Smirnov elected to get involved, making the call from the hijack.
Tauan Deoliveira Naves: A♠8♣ 
Anton Smirnov: 8♣8♥
Naves needed to see an ace and that is exactly what he got.
The board ran out A♣2♦Qx3♠Q♦, keeping Naves alive.
There were roughly 28,000 chips in the middle on a board of 8♦7♠7♥9♣, Yaji Ren checked from the cutoff to Joao Vieira on the button who put Ren all in for his tournament life when the Q♠ hit the river.
Ren went deep in to the tank before he eventually called. Vieira tabled K♦10♥ for a stone bluff and Ren tabled Q♦10♦ to scoop this pot whilst leaving Vieira in the danger zone.
Under the gun player, Michael Dwyer, raised to 3,500. Christian Roberts moved all in for 26,000 from the button.
Dwyer thought about it for a minute before folding.
"Did you get it?", Roberts asked the live reporter as he pulled in his newly acquired chips.
On a flop of 9♥7♦A♦, there were around 15,000 chips in the pot when Yang Wang checked from middle position and Andrew Kim fired 6,000 from the cutoff. Wang called.
A 10♥ on the turn went check-check and Wang bet 15,500 on the 5♠ river, leaving himself around 12,000 behind. Kim mulled it over for around 20 seconds before he elected to call.
Wang then showed Q♦10♦ for a pair of tens, but Kim held A♣6♣ for a pair of aces to scoop the pot.
On another table, Victoria Livschitz is flying with around 400,000!
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
PokerGO revealed the streaming schedule for the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) that will include near-daily coverage of more than two dozen bracelet events.
Most notable will be the coverage of the $10,000 Main Event. PokerGO will broadcast each step of the action from July 2-16.
Day 1 coverage for flights 1a-1d will kick off at 7 p.m. local time, while coverage of Day 2 through Day 4 will begin at 3:30 p.m. Coverage will then begin at 1 p.m. from Day 5-8 before switching to 3 p.m. for two days of final table coverage.
Other highlights from the streaming schedule include:
The remaining 281 players are on a 15-minute break.
When they return, two more levels will be played before the survivors bag up for the evening.
Picking up the action on a Q♠6♦4♦ flop with roughly 20,000 in the middle, Joseph Frei checked from under the gun and Tommy Felice bet 11,000 on the button. Frei came along for a call.
The 3♣ turn peeled and Felice continued for 20,000 which Frei once again called.
Frei decided to take over the betting lead on the 4♣ river, leading out for 20,000. Felice took a moment before sliding in a raise to 75,000. Frei didn't take too long before calling as the players tabled their hands. Felice showing A♦Q♦, which was enough to beat the Q♥J♣ of Frei.
No sooner had Dan Sepiol joined his new table, he was saying his goodbyes.
Sepiol called an under the gun raise to 2,400 as next to act. The small blind joined the party but Samuel Laskowitz in the big blind had other ideas, raising to 18,500. The under the gun player folded but Sepiol responded by sliding his 50,000 chips into the middle. When the small blind got out of the way, Laskowitz called the all in.
Dan Sepiol: 7♦7♣
Samuel Laskowitz: 9♠9♣
Sepiol was at risk and a long way behind. No help was found on the 2♠Q♦5♦4♠8♣ board, and Laskowitz claimed the pot to add to his table chip lead.
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