It folded to Stanley Lee on the button who shoved and Theo Arnoldi called with a very short stack around two big blinds left.
Arnoldi was ahead with A♠J♦, facing A♥6♥ in Lee's hands, but the board fell 6♣8♦5♣A♦3♦ to give two pair to Lee and bust Arnoldi.
Action was picked up on a pot of 70,000 and a board of J♣K♠8♣J♠ with two players going toe-to-toe. Mateus Moraes fired 25,000 and got called by Farhad Davoudzadeh.
On the river 2♦, Moraes checked prompting Davoudzadeh to bet 80,000 which was enough to make Moraes fold.
In a heads-up raised pot, the flop read 3♣2♠2♣ when Pavels Spirins bet 15,000. Joshua Abiscott tanked for some time on the button before calling.
The turn was the Q♥ and Spirins sent 47,000 in the middle. Abiscott went deep into tank but eventually folded.
Changliang Deng opened to 10,000 from the cutoff. The small blind called, and John Ciccarelli defended from the big blind.
Deng continued for 17,000 on the 9♠6♦2♥ but Ciccarelli was the only one to call.
Both of them checked the 9♣ turn leading to the 8♦ river where Deng bet 27,000. Ciccarelli check-raised all-in for 122,000 with A♣6♠ for two pair, but Deng called with Q♥9♥ for trips and eliminated Ciccarelli.
Xi Chen open-shoved all-in for 44,000 in middle position.Vincent Robert in the cutoff shoved all-in for around 120,000, pushing everyone else out of the hand. Chen and Robert went to a showdown of:
Xi Chen: 8♦7♦ 
Vincent Robert: A♥Q♦
Robert was ahead with ace-high on the flop of 6♣9♠9♣. But it gave Chen an open-ended straight draw and a chance to stay in the tournament. The turn 5♦ completed his draw making Robert frown. The river K♦ was dealt with no consequence.
Robert matched Chen's chips, visibly frustrated with the turn of events.
Nick Schulman, in his first year of eligibility, reached the pinnacle of his industry on Friday when he was revealed as the 2025 Poker Hall of Fame inductee.
The 40-year-old pool shark-turned poker pro from New York won his seventh World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet this summer, and was honored during a ceremony at Horseshoe Las Vegas on Day 1 of Event #92: $1,979 Poker Hall of Fame Bounty.
Jason Wheeler raised from early position to 9,000, and action folded around to Cristian David in the big blind who called.
The flop came 4♣5♣J♥ and both players checked to see the 3♦ peel off on the turn. David led out for 17,000, and Wheeler called.
The 2♠ came as the river, and the action went check-check. Wheeler tabled A♦2♦ for the wheel, and he has definitely got the bus in motion with a stack nearing 800,000. David mucked his cards on seeing Wheeler's wheel!
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Tristan Wade in the cutoff bet 8,000 on a flop of A♣8♦7♦. Sergio Aguero called from the small blind, and Pablo Melogno in the big blind called as well.
On the Q♠ turn, Melogno led out for 13,000. Wade called, but Aguero folded at this point.
Both Melogno and Wade checked the 7♣ river and Melogno flipped over Q♦8♥ for two pair. Wade looked at the board for a long moment and mucked his cards.
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