Joshua Ladines raised to 240,000 from the hijack and Zarvan Tumboli defended out of the big blind.
Tumboli decided to lead out for 475,000 on the 9♦6♥8♥ flop, and Ladines called.
Both players were happy to check the K♦ turn and 10♦ river. Tumboli revealed a small flush with 8♠6♦5♣4♦ to win the pot.
Zachary Schwartz raised to 280,000 from the cutoff and only Fabien Motte called from the button.
The dealer spread out the flop of 5♦A♣3♦ and Schwartz bet around 700,000, prompting Motte to instantly jam for about 950,000. Schwartz quickly called.
Fabien Motte: A♦K♥5♥4♣ 
Zachary Schwartz: Q♦10♦9♠7♦
Motte had flopped top two pair against the flush draw of Schwartz. The J♣ turn gave Schwartz a straight draw, and the 9♦ river improved him to a flush. The pot was pushed to Schwartz, and Motte was out in 11th place.
Fahredin Mustafov limped in from the cutoff, and Daniel Zack did the same from the small blind. Jeremy Ausmus checked his action in the big, bringing the three to a flop of 4♥6♥K♦ Action checked through, prompting Zack to then bet out for 160,000 on the 6♠ turn. Only Ausmus called, and the two saw the A♣ peel off on the river.
Zack continued for 450,000, and Ausmus went into the tank, considering his options. After some time, he went all in for around 950,000. Zack had been caught with his hand in the cookie jar, and laid his cards down.
It’s been a historic run for Leo Margets in this year’s WSOP Main Event, but unfortunately for the Spaniard and her loyal legion of supporters, that run has now come to an end.
Across nine days of play at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, Margets became the first woman in three decades to reach the final table of poker’s world championship, earning her place in the history books with a headline-grabbing run on the game’s biggest stage.
However, her tournament came to a close in 7th place for $1,500,000 after a brutal river card in a key pot against Kenny Hallaert ended her bid for the title.
With around 900,000 in the pot on a completed board of 7♠9♠3♥4♣9♥, Richard Gryko checked from the big blind and faced a bet of 625,000 by Daniel Zack, who was seated in the cutoff.
Gryko thought it over for quite some time before deciding on a call. Zack turned over Q♠Q♦9♣6♠ for trip nines, causing Gryko to throw his cards into the muck.
Ryan Leng opened to 180,000 from the hijack. Richard Gryko came in for a three-bet announcement of "pot ," which totalled 660,000. Leng put in the call, and the two went off to a flop.
Both players checked as it came down J♦5♠3♠. Action went check-check on the 9♦ turn, too, prompting Leng to put out a bet of 460,000. Gryko took his time, before eventually calling. Leng showed 10♦9♥9♣6♣ for second set, which won the pot as he closed the gap between himself and the chip leader.
With two players seeing a board of 9♠10♣5♥4♥ and around 550,000 in the middle, Fabien Motte checked from the big blind and called a 400,000 bet from Zarvan Tumboli who was under the gun.
Tumboli continued for 450,000 when checked to on the 3♥ river and Motte called again. Tumboli turned over A♦K♥4♣2♥ for a backdoored flush to take the pot.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Cuba Levenberry limped from under the gun and Fabien Motte followed with a call from the cutoff. Hai Chu completed from the small blind, and Joshua Ladines checked his option from the big blind.
Four players saw the flop come down 10♦4♥7♠. Chu was the first to act and led out for 250,000. Ladines and Levenberry folded, but Motte made the call.
Chu jammed for his last 475,000 upon seeing the Q♠ appear on the turn. Motte reluctantly called, and the cards were tabled.
Hai Chu : 6♦4♠4♦3♣
Fabien Motte: 9♠9♥8♦6♥
Chu had a set against the wrap of Motte. The dealer burned a card, then delivered the 8♥ on the river to improve Motte to a straight, and eliminate Chu in 12th place.
Zarvan Tumboli limped in from the small blind, and Hai Chu checked his option from the big. The two went off to a flop of J♥2♣2♦, and Tumboli checked it over. Chu bet 75,000 before Tumboli put in a check-raise to 225,000. Chu made the call, bringing the two to the 8♠ turn.
Here, Tumboli checked again, and Chu bet again, this time for 250,000. Tumboli check-raised again, this time announcing "pot," which was enough to put Chu all in. After a few seconds, Chu mucked.
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