Quentin De Solere opened in early position to 400,00 and got called by Quan Tran and Victor Egutisoares in the big blind.
The flop revealed J♣8♥7♥ and it checked to Tran who potted. Egutisoares and De Solere quickly mucked their cards.
Vincent Moscati raised from the cutoff to 360,000, and Lawrence Brandt three-bet pot to 1,200,000 from the button. David Daniels in the small blind then four-bet all in for 2,100,000. Moscati folded, and Brandt snap called:
David Daniels: A♣A♥8♣2♣
Lawrence Brandt: Q♦J♥J♠8♥
A jack came as the door card on the J♣K♦8♦ flop, and it was looking grim for Daniels. The 4♦ turn did not help him at all, and when the 10♦ peeled off on the river, it was curtains for Daniels and he was sent to the cage.
Mir Gaskari open-shoved all-in in middle position for 520,000 and got called by James Cheung in hijack taking them to showdown.
Mir Gaskari: A♠Q♠10♥6♠
James Cheung: A♦9♠7♦5♠
Gaskari had Cheung dominated, but the flop gave him an upset when Cheung spiked a pair on the flop 7♣3♣2♦. Gaskari was on life support when the turn 9♦ improved Cheung's hand to two pair. It all ended when the J♥ river fell, sealing Gaskari's fate to be eliminated from the tournament.
Cheung apologized to Gaskari and gave him a fist bump of sportsmanship.
The last 39 players on the field are now on a 15-minute break.
Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
These are the latest top ten chip stacks according to the WSOP+ app.
The floor has just announced that play will end for the day at the end of level 32, and resume on an extra day Friday at noon.
Vincent Moscati, who got lucky enough today to pull up the two $100,000 bounty prizes, was all in for his last 500,000 and facing Samuel Roussy-Majeau:
Vincent Moscati: A♣10♠9♦8♦
Samuel Roussy-Majeau: K♠Q♠10♦10♥
The board 9♥3♥4♦K♣J♥ gave a straight to Roussy-Majeau and Moscati made his way to the payout desk, with total winnings exceeding the second-place prize.
Action was picked up with Ferenc Deak at risk and all in for around 1,600,000 against James Cheung.
Ferenc Deak: K♥K♦3♠3♣
James Cheung: A♠8♥5♠2♥
Deak was ahead on the flop with his pocket kings but the flop ran 3♥4♥8♦ giving Cheung a chance to turn things around with a straight draw. Deak's chances for a double-up looked slim when the turn 2♦ completed Cheung's straight. The river 4♦, returned the lead to Deak with a full house. Deak scored a crucial double.
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