Nick Guagenti got his last 40,000 in the middle from the big blind as the flop showed 6♦A♦3♦, while John Bunch put him at risk in the cutoff.
Nick Guagenti: A♣9♦9♥5♦2♠ 
John Bunch: A♥Q♥Q♠4♠2♣
Guagenti flopped a flush, while the Q♦ turn gave Bunch some outs with a set. The 3♣ river improved Bunch to a full house and Guagenti was sent to the rail.
"John the Box," tablemate Kyle Miholich told Bunch.
Alex Livingston made it 15,000 to go from middle position with Phil Hellmuth calling from the cutoff. From the button, Dylan Weisman squeezed it up to 69,000, which Livingstone called. Hellmuth mulled it over for quite some time before electing to fold.
Livingston jammed for Weisman's remaining 80,000 or so chips on the 9♥7♥5♣ flop. Weisman called.
Dylan Weisman: A♠K♥J♥8♥3♠
Alex Livingston: A♦7♣6♣5♦3♥
Livingstone had bottom two pair, but Weisman had a lot of outs that he could hit with two cards to come. The rest of the board came 4♥K♣, improving Weisman to a flush. Both players had the same low, but because Weisman won the high, he got three-quarters of the pot.
Luis Velador limped in from the hijack before Sean Troha raised to 33,000 in the cutoff. Velador called and they went heads-up to the 10♦8♥5♠ flop.
Velador then bet 80,000 and Troha moved all in for 132,000 as Velador quickly called.
Sean Troha: A♠A♥Q♠9♥6♠
Luis Velador: A♣7♦6♥6♣3♦
Velador was on a straight draw against Troha's aces, but it was Troha who ended up making a straight on the 10♣J♦ runout to secure the double up.
Four players saw a flop of 9♥J♣9♠ when Brad Ruben bet 13,000 from the cutoff. Andrew Yeh called in the big blind, while Matthew Beinner and Sam Soverel got out of the way.
Both players checked the A♦ turn. Yeh then led out for 28,000 on the 10♥ river and Ruben called.
Ruben showed A♣Q♣9♣7♠3♦ for nines full of aces, and Yeh flashed 10♠9♦ as he mucked.
The $250,000 Super High Roller — the biggest buy-in on the 2025 World Series of Poker schedule — got underway Sunday at noon inside Paris Las Vegas. And it didn’t take long for fireworks.
Austrian high-stakes crusher Matthias Eibinger, who has more than $24 million in live earnings according to The Hendon Mob, attempted an ambitious seven-high bluff with a 15% pot shove on businessman Brandon Steven. But did the gutsy move pay off?
"You might want to stay around for this," Shawn Rice said as Nick Schulman had three-bet to 86,000 in the small blind. Eric Wasserson called under the gun, while Calvin Anderson also called in middle position. Action went on Matt Livingston and he also called on the button.
"You don't see too many of these," Christopher Costa said.
"No you don't" Rice added.
The flop came 10♥Q♣4♦ and Schulman moved all in. Wasserson snap-called for 115,000, while Anderson also stuck in his last 180,000. "I got stuck in there," Livingston said as he mucked.
Eric Wasserson: A♠J♦9♠6♣2♦
Calvin Anderson: A♥10♦10♣8♦2♥
Nick Schulman: A♦A♣7♣7♦3♣
Anderson had flopped a set to take the lead, while Wasserson was on a straight draw. The 8♣ turn gave Wasserson his straight, but Anderson spiked the 4♥ on the river to make a full house and scoop the entire pot, doubling up off Schulman while sending Wasserson to the rail.
Matthew Woodward raised the cutoff to 15,000 and only Ilya Nikiforov called from the small blind.
Nikiforov check-called a bet of 15,000 from Woodward on the 9♦Q♥5♣ flop.
Both players checked the 8♣ turn to see the Q♦ appear on the river, where, after another round of checking, Nikiforov flipped over A♠J♠10♦7♣3♦ for a straight to win the pot.
With roughly 200,000 already in the pot preflop, Arthur Morris jammed for his final 57,000 on the 9♣4♣8♦ flop. Tyler Brown called from the cutoff and the cards were turned over.
Arthur Morris: A♠A♥J♦8♥6♥
Tyler Brown: A♦K♦Q♥2♣5♦
The Q♣ turn and 4♥ river completed the board, which meant that as no low was available, Morris' aces won the pot and he doubled-up.
Danny Wong moved all in for 55,000 from the cutoff and Taylor Atchison put him at risk under the gun.
Danny Wong: A♣Q♠9♥8♠2♥
Taylor Atchison: A♠A♥10♦7♦5♣
The flop came 6♣8♣10♥, while Wong improved to two pair on the Q♠ turn. The 8♦ river gave Wong a full house and Atchison handed over the double up.
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