Salvatore Dicarlo raised from the button to 300,000, and Benjamin Luber moved all in from the small blind for 600,000. Everyone else folded, and Dicarlo called.
Benjamin Luber: A♠J♦ 
Salvatore Dicarlo: 7♦7♣
The board came out Q♥6♥7♠Q♣4♦, and Luber lost to Dicarlo's full house.
Anze Smajd shoved from the small blind for approximately 805,000 and was called by Aaron Johnson from the big blind to be at risk.
Anze Smajd: J♦7♠
Aaron Johnson: K♥10♠
Smajd was behind as they went to a runout, and the board did not alter that when it came A♣3♥A♦9♠4♠ to eliminate Smajd from contention.
All counts according to WSOP Live app.
Level: 29
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
Players are on break for 15 minutes. Play will resume at the 100,000/150,000 level.
Action was picked up on the flop of 6♠K♣J♣ with a pot of about 720,000. Dustin Murphy moved all in from the big blind for 795,000, and Kyle Dishongh called from the button.
Dustin Murphy: Q♣10♦
Kyle Dishongh: K♠9♥
Murphy was sitting with a straight draw and a backdoor flush, and Disongh held top pair.
The turn A♠ brought the straight for Murphy, and the river 3♣ was irrelevant, as Murphy gathered his new chips.
Kyle Dishongh raised from under the gun to 200,000, and Paris Sitzoukis called from the big blind. The flop came out with 5♥K♠6♥, and Sitzoukis checked to the preflop raiser, and Dishongh obliged, putting out 185,000. Sitzoukis called.
On the turn Q♣, Sitzoukis checked again, and Dishongh bet again to 490,000. Sitzoukis called again.
The river 10♣ brought another check from Sitzoukis, and Dishongh fired again for 600,000. Sitzoukis quickly folded, and Dishongh showed K♥10♥ for two pair.
Dishongh stated, "I flopped the world."
James Little opened to 250,000 from the cutoff before Andrew Moreno went all-in for 3,635,000 from the big blind. Little didn't hesitate to call to put Moreno at risk.
Andrew Moreno: 7♣7♥
James Little: J♠J♦
Moreno was in trouble as he ran into the better pair of Little, but the flop came to save the day when it fanned out A♣7♠2♦ to give Moreno a set.
The 2♦ turn upgraded Moreno to a full house.
Moreno secured the double on the 4♠ river as Little took a hit to his stack.
Eric Benavides opened to 240,000 from the small blind before Eric Salazar went all-in from the big blind for 1,280,000. Benavides made the call to put Salazar at risk.
Eric Salazar: A♥K♥
Eric Benavides: 8♠8♥
The flop was a welcome sight for Salazar when it came K♠10♥3♦ to improve him to a pair of kings.
Salazar stayed ahead on the 3♥ turn before he improved to a full house on the K♣ river to secure the double up.
Kevin Calenzo opened the action from the hijack, as he raised it up to 250,000. 2025 Main Event Runner-Up John Wasnock found himself on the button, and put in a three-bet to 750,000.
Action folded back around to Calenzo, who didn't take long before announcing "all in," covering his opponent. Wasnock went deep into the tank, but eventually let his cards go.
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