Dmitrii Perfilev defended his big blind against an under-the-gun raise by Ruben Correia and checked the 8♠4♦2♠ flop. The Portuguese bet 275,000 and then called all-in when Perfilev check-raised all-in with the covering stack.
Ruben Correia: A♦A♣
Dmitrii Perfilev: A♠J♠
Correira needed to dodge spades or running jacks, and he did so thanks to the 2♣ turn and K♥ in order to double for 1,895,000.
Diego Ponce and Dillon Ott checked the 9♥8♣10♥ flop before Ponce bet 200,000 from the button on the J♥ turn. Ott called in the big blind.
The river was the A♦ and Ponce bet 500,000. Ott again called and Ponce showed A♣Q♠ for a straight. Ott flashed a seven for a smaller straight before he surrendered the pot.
Alen Tenorio made it 250,000 holding Q♣J♠ from early position. Colin Robinson called from the small blind with K♣9♣, and Chih Fan defended his big blind holding 5♣2♣.
The dealer produced a flop of 9♦10♦8♥ and the action checked to Tenorio, who bet 325,000.This was enough to get folds from Robinson and Fan, allowing Tenorio to win the pot.
The floor has put a 10-second shot clock on perpetual tanker Will Kassouf that will be in place for all of Level 28.
Kassouf is pleading with the floor to have it only be in place for the first hour of the level, promising that he will be on his best behavior.
Adam Bishop was all in for around 1,430,000 from the small blind against Braxton Dunaway in the big blind.
Adam Bishop: A♣2♦ 
Braxton Dunaway: K♥10♦
Bishop couldn't stay ahead with ace-high as the board ran out 2♥3♥8♥9♥3♠ to give Dunaway a flush as Bishop was sent to the rail.
Joshua Beckenstein raised to 240,000 in early position with A♣A♦ and Kohei Arai defended from the big blind with J♦2♦. The flop came 8♠8♦7♣ and the action checked to the 10♣ on the turn.
Arai led out with a bet of 380,000 and Beckenstein just called to see the 2♥ on the river. Arai checked this time and Beckenstein counted out a bet of 1,000,000. Arai check-raised to 3,500,000 which put Beckenstein in the tank for a few minutes before he decided to let the best hand go.
Lautaro Guerra raised to 250,000 and then faced the shove by Frank Flowers in the big blind. The all-in was deemed to be for 1,540,000 and Guerra reluctantly called.
Frank Flowers: A♥K♣
Lautaro Guerra: A♣5♦
The J♣4♥2♥ flop gave Guerra an additional wheel draw and Flowers gasped an "Jesus Christ". Flowers picked up a gutshot himself on the Q♦ turn and retained his kicker advantage on the 4♦ river to earn the double.
He also stated that this was his first win against Guerra and he needed one more to get even with the Spaniard.
Derek Sudell opened K♠6♠ from the hijack to 240,000 and Mikhail Prokopchuk defended his big blind with A♠10♥.
The flop came 3♠A♥7♦ and after Prokopchuk checked, Sudell fired 320,000. Prokopchuk wasn't going anywhere with his ace and put in the call to see the 6♦ give Sudell a pair of sixes. The action checked through to the 9♣ river, which again checked through.
Prokopchuk tabled his pair of aces, and took down the pot.
Level: 28
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
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