Viktor Blom in the cutoff and Sam Soverel in the small blind saw a flop of A♠2♥9♠ as they got the rest of Blom's chips in the middle.
Viktor Blom: A♦7♣6♠3♦2♠ 
Sam Soverel: A♥A♣10♣10♠4♦
Soverel had flopped top set, while Blom had two pair. The 4♣ turn gave Blom a straight draw, and he hit his straight on the 5♦ river to secure the double up. His stack was counted down as 812,000 and Soverel paid off the massive pot.
Nathaniel Wiesner raised to 56,000 in the hijack and Brian Battistone three-bet to 125,000 in the cutoff. Wiesner then moved all in for around 150,000 and Battistone called.
Nathaniel Wiesner: A♣K♥8♥4♦2♣
Brian Battistone: A♥K♣6♥4♦3♥
The flop came J♥9♠8♦ for give Wienser a pair and the lead. The 2♥ turn gave Battistone outs to a flush, and he hit his flush on the 7♥ river to send Wiesner to the rail.
"Is this how I go out? After that flop. This is surreal," a stunned Wiesner said before making his exit.
Ilya Nikiforov raised to 40,000 in the cutoff and Sam Soverel called in the small blind.
The flop came J♦5♠2♦ and Nikiforov bet 50,000. Soverel called and they both checked the 2♣ turn.
The river was the 10♠ and Soverel bet 200,000. Nikiforov took several minutes before calling as Soverel turned over 10♦10♣4♦3♦3♠ for a rivered full house to win the pot.
Three players saw the flop come down 4♥5♥9♦. Jeff Madsen checked out of the big blind, Yevgeniy Timoshenko checked from early position and Matthew Woodward bet 35,000 from middle position. Madsen called, but Timoshenko folded.
Madsend checked for a second time when the 4♦ landed on the turn. Woodward bet 50,000, causing Madsen to go into the tank. Madsen had roughly 190,000 left in his stack, and after doing some inventory, he reluctantly folded.
Ben Yu raised to 55,000 under the gun and Jeff Madsen three-bet to 135,000 in middle position. Yevgeniy Timoshenko then moved all in for 220,000 in the hijack, Yu also shoved for 180,000, and Madsen called to put both players at risk.
Ben Yu: A♦K♥Q♣7♥3♠
Yevgeniy Timoshenko: A♠A♥6♠4♠3♣
Jeff Madsen: A♣K♠5♦4♦2♣
Timoshenko was ahead with his aces as the board ran out J♦2♦6♣K♣5♥. He secured the high in both pots, while he and Yu chopped up the low and left Madsen looking on helplessly as the chips were divided up between his two opponents.
Justin Liberto made it 33,000 from early position with Sam Soverel calling on the button, and Sean Troha defending his big blind.
When it checked to Liberto on the 4♥Q♣5♥ flop, he bet 42,000, which only Soverel called.
Both players opted to check the K♥ turn to see the 9♣ appear on the river. Liberto bet 65,000, and Soverel tossed his cards away.
Shawn Rice and Noah Kelley both limped in before Hal Rotholz moved all in for 81,000 on the button. Marco Johnson then announced pot in the small blind, and Rice and Kelley got out of the way.
Hal Rotholz: A♣Q♥8♣3♣2♦
Marco Johnson: A♥K♥K♦J♥6♣
Johnson flopped the nut straight on K♣Q♦10♦, and the rest of the board ran out 4♥5♥ to send Rotholz to the rail.
Igor Zektser, who won the $1,500 Big O event earlier this series, was also eliminated shortly after coming back from break.
These chip counts were taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 19
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
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