Pablo Sartori raised under the gun to 6,000, Ryan Depaulo shoved 46,000 chips into the middle from the hijack, Sartori asked for a count and made the call once the dealer confirmed the amount.
Ryan Depaulo: A♦Q♦ 
Pablo Sartori: K♠Q♠
Both players flopped top pair as the dealer dealt J♠10♥Q♣, Sartori turned a straight on the 9♠, and the 5♥ on the river eliminated Depaulo from the tournament.
Michael Vanier opened to 6,000 from the cutoff and was called by Eric Bunch in the small blind. In the big blind, Eduardo Amaral squeezed to 27,000 and only Vanier called.
Amaral continued for one-third on the 8♥6♣5♣ flop as he bet 21,000 and Vanier put in the call.
Amaral then checked on the wet 7♣ turn before Vanier put out a bet of 40,000, and Amaral stuck around.
On the 5♠ river, Amaral checked once more to Vanier who quickly announced all-in as the covering stack for 112,000 effective, and Amaral laid it down without much of a fight.
Pedro Garcia opened to 6,000 from middle position, only to see David Macisaac put in a three-bet to 16,000 from the button. Garcia contemplated for a moment and chose to call.
The flop came down 2♦2♣10♣ and Garcia immediately checked. Macisaac then moved all in for 35,000.
Garcia took his time in deciding what to do, ultimately deciding Macisaac's range was strong, and folding with the 10♠ face up.
Macisaac immediately windmilled the K♥5♥ across the table, as the dealer pushed the pot in his direction.
Loni Hui opened to 6,000 from the hijack with 8♠8♣ and Jonah Lopas three-bet to 18,000 from the button with K♠7♠. Hui called.
The flop came 5♥4♥3♦. Hui checked and Lopas continued with a 16,000 bet. Hui called.
Lopas fired a second barrel for 31,000 when checked to on the 10♦ turn and Hui called again.
On the 2♣ river Hui checked and Lopas bet 57,500, leaving 2,000 behind. This time it was enough to get a fold from Hui and the pot was pushed to Lopas.
In a blind-versus-blind clash, the board read 6♣5♦5♠J♦Q♦ with around 27,000 already in the middle. Nitesh Rawtani checked over to Monika Zukowicz, who fired out a bet of 12,000. Rawtani snap-called, only to be met with bad news.
Zukowicz turned over Q♠6♦ for rivered two pair, queens and sixes. Rawtani, clearly frustrated, mucked his hand without showing, and the pot was pushed to Zukowicz.
Over on Table #654, there are a lot of big names like Josh Arieh, Liv Boeree, Yuhang Chen, and many more.
Tanith Rothman just opened from early position to 6,500 and got a call from Yuhsiang Wong in the big blind.
The flop came 4♣9♥Q♥ and Wong check-called a bet of 7,500 from Rothman.
Both then checked to showdown on the 3♦5♥ runout, where Wong showed K♥10♣ for a missed gutshot. Rothman then flipped A♠4♠ for a pair of fours, which earned her the pot.
Loni Hui opened to 6,000 from under the gun with K♥10♥ and Roger Stamey defended from the big blind with 7♠5♥.
The flop came 8♦Q♦6♦ and Stamey check-called a 4,500 continuation bet from Hui.
Hui bet 17,000 on the J♠ turn and this time Stamey opted to fold.
The 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) will not have a back-to-back winner.
Jonathan Tamayo, the defending champion, bowed out from the $10,000 buy-in World Championship event on Tuesday during the second level of the Day 3 session. Last year's $10 million winner finished shy of the money this time around, but he was a flip away from having 70 big blinds instead.
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