Action was picked up as Nitis Udornpim was all in against Sridhar Sangannagari.
Nitis Udornpim: A♣A♥
Sridhar Sangannagari: A♦K♣
The board ran out J♥2♥4♦K♥9♠, and Udornpim doubled.
Action was picked up as Nitis Udornpim was all in against Sridhar Sangannagari.
Nitis Udornpim: A♣A♥
Sridhar Sangannagari: A♦K♣
The board ran out J♥2♥4♦K♥9♠, and Udornpim doubled.
Alexander Kaviani went all in with his monstrous chip stack, and Alexis Kivu put himself at risk to make the call with more than a million chips.
Alexis Kivu: A♠K♥
Alexander Kaviani: Q♣9♣
It didn't take long for Kaviani to claim the hand, as he flopped a flush in a runout of J♣10♣6♣5♠10♥.
Kaviani began the day among the top 10 in chips and has seen his stack grow almost fourfold in three levels.
David Farber got it all in for 800,000 from early position. Charles Campos reshoved covering the table, and Sharon Bachar called all-in for his remaining 1,100,000.
David Farber: A♣J♠
Sharon Bachar: K♠K♥
Charles Campos: A♥Q♥
The 3♣9♥2♠ flop was inconspicuous enough, but the A♦ turn had Bachar exclaiming, "Come on, man!" and he made sure to take a bad-beat picture before leaving as the 6♠ river sealed his and Farber's fate.
Jacob Gruny opened to 125,000 from under the gun, before Kharlin Sued directly to his left shoved for 630,000. Action folded to Gruny, who stalled for a little while before flicking in a chip.
Kharlin Sued: A♥Q♦
Jacob Gruny: 6♣6♦
The 7♥5♣9♦7♦3♥ runout was clean for Gruny, who secured a mystery bounty.
Nirath Rean was gold chest number ten, and he split the $25,000 bounty after both he and another player busted someone in the same hand, resulting in a split pot.
The eleventh big bounty went to Nan Chen, who had just been eliminated and needed a moment to make his way to the stage. He collected a $25,000 redemption bounty.
Nan Chen raised to 125,000 from under the gun, Peter Li three-bet in middle position to 400,000, Chen four-bet shoved for 1,200,000. Li went deep into the tank, stood up, then called.
Nan Chen: A♣K♣
Peter Li: K♥K♦
No luck for Chen as the board ran out 2♦10♦10♠6♦10♣, and Chen with a gold chest waiting for him was eliminated.
Stephen Chiovaro arrived at the river full of doubt.
The board read 4♣3♠10♠J♦Q♥, and Olga Iermolcheva had moved all in with more than half a million chips, into a similarly-sized pot.
"With that smirk, I know you're bluffing," Chiovaro said.
After some agonizing, Chiovara eventually folded, flashing a surprisingly weak 4♥ much to the chagrin of the table.
"I thought you had at least a 10," Iermolcheva said with a smile.
"If you can beat a pair, I'll give you $20," Chiovara said.
"Twenty dollars is nothing," the reality TV personality replied, and kept smirking.
The Round of 16 brackets are out for $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, and while Daniel Negreanu and Michael Mizrachi won't face each other in the Round of 16, the dream matchup remains very much alive.
The two GGPoker ambassadors landed on the opposite sides of the bracket on Sunday afternoon, meaning they could meet in Monday's semifinals if both can survive a gauntlet of tough opponents.
It would be one of the marquee clashes of the 2026 World Series of Poker. Negreanu is still one of poker's biggest stars and has already generated headlines this week after announcing that he and wife Amanda are expecting their first child.
Mizrachi, meanwhile, arrived in Las Vegas as the hottest name in the game following his historic 2025 WSOP Main Event victory and subsequent induction into the Poker Hall of Fame.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000