All the chips went into the pot on the river, with Cameron Rezaie having enough (22,200) to cover Sreekanth Krishnamoorthy's all-in. The board showed: 10♥8♥A♠7♠J♠.
Sreekanth Krishnamoorthy: 10♣8♣
Cameron Rezaie: Q♠10♠
Rezaie's flush ran down Krishnamoorthy's pairs of tens and eights on the flop.
Mikhail Zavoloka was all in preflop and at risk for 13,600 from the small blind against Andreas Ioakimides in middle position.
Mikhail Zavoloka: 2♦2♣
Andreas Ioakimides: A♥J♠
Ioakimides pulled ahead on the A♣8♦8♠ flop, pairing his ace. The 10♦ turn and 9♠ river offered no help to Zavoloka and he was sent to the rail.
These are the top ten largest stacks in the room at the last break, according to WSOP+.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are now on their second 20-minute break of the day, and play will resume at approximately 4:40 p.m. local time.
Juha Helppi raised to 1,200 under the gun, Sandeep Devarshetty flatted in the hijack, Mohamed Benohod called on the buttion, and Mack Mclaughlin defended in the big blind.
The flop came 9♣7♥3♣ and it checked around to Devarshetty who bet 2,500. Benohod and Mclaughlin called but Helppi got out of the way.
On the 6♦ turn, Mclaughlin checked, Devarshetty bet 8,000, Benohod folded, and Mclaughlin bumped it up to 20,000.
Devarshetty thought for a brief moment before surrendering his hand.
Pablo Roman's river bet of 14,400, about half the pot, seemed suspicious to Kevin Latta, who said the call he was about to make was a tough one.
"I wish I were a pro," he said.
The full board read 4♥6♣7♠3♠A♠ and Roman led out in the small blind. Latta eventually made the call.
To his dismay, Roman tabled 10♠9♠, having hit a runner-runner spade flush to beat the straight Latta made on the turn with his 7♣5♣.
Chris Hochscheid went all in with his last 26,500 chips after the board turned to show 8♥2♣6♥7♣. David Strickland thought about it for a while, then made the call.
Chris Hochscheid: 8♠6♣
David Strickland: 10♦9♣
Hochscheid had already made the nut straight. David Strickland was drawing to an eight or six to pair the board on the river. The 3♠ was of no help.
Mohamed Benohod raised to 1,100 from middle position and was called by Mack McLaughlin in the cutoff. Edgard Saliba then three-bet to 2,800 from the button before Juha Helppi four-bet to 9,100 from the small blind. Action folded back around to Saliba, who made the call.
The dealer fanned a 5♦A♥9♥ flop. Helppi bet 4,500, and Saliba responded with a raise to 10,200. Helppi then moved all in for roughly 12,000 more, putting Saliba all in and at risk. After taking some time, Saliba made the call and tabled A♣J♣, which was second best to Helppi's A♦K♣.
The turn 6♦ and river 8♠ were no help to Saliba, sending him to the rail.
Gabriel Lapointe raised to 1,100 in middle position, Junhyoung Ki flatted in the small blind, and David Moses defended in the big blind.
The flop came 6♣J♦8♠ and it checked over to Lapointe who bet 1,000. Both Ki and Moses called and the turn landed the Q♠.
Ki led out for 2,200, Moses folded, and Lapointe continued. On the 3♦ river, Ki bet 2,000 and Lapointe quickly folded.
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