Yaniv Peretz on the button opened to 240,000. Ioannis Kapnopoulos in the big blind three-bet all in for 1,070,000, and Peretz eventually made the call.
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: Q♣10♣ 
Yaniv Peretz: K♠Q♥
After doubling up several times, Kapnopoulos was dominated and didn't survive this one. He was eliminated when the board ran out 2♠7♥3♦2♦5♦.
Braxton Dunaway raised to 240,000 from the button and faced Erwann Pecheux, who defended from the big blind.
Dunaway continued for 275,000 on 4♦10♠5♠, then fired a second barrel of 450,000 on the A♥ turn. Pecheux check-called both times.
The 8♣ landed on the river but was checked by both players. Pecheux revealed A♣J♠ and won the pot against Dunaway's A♠9♠.
Yaniv Peretz opened to 200,000 from under the gun, and action folded around to Braxton Dunaway, who defended his big blind.
A 8♣8♠7♣ flop saw Dunaway bet out 200,000, and Peretz called. The 10♦ was turned, and Dunaway moved 425,000 into the pot. Peretz stared between the board and Dunaway multiple times before calling and seeing the K♠ river.
Dunaway bet 900,000, and Peretz went into the tank. He eventually called, and Dunaway tabled his 7♠7♥ for a full house. Peretz took a big tumble down the leaderboard as he mucked his hand.
After making it back up to around two big blinds, Erwann Pecheux opened to 450,000 from the small blind and Ioannis Kapnopoulos called off his remaining 210,000 stack from the big blind.
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: K♣J♣
Erwann Pecheux: J♦5♠
Kapnopoulos was ahead and looking to hold and the 4♠A♣A♥2♦9♠ runout saw to his third double of the level.
Just a few hands later Pecheux opened from the cutoff and Kapnopoulos three-bet to 400,000 leaving himself with just 75,000 behind. Pecheux called and the pair saw the 9♥9♦10♦ flop.
Pecheux check-called Kapnopoulos's 75,000 bet to put him all in again and at risk of elimination.
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: K♣K♦
Erwann Pecheux: A♠2♣
Kapnopoulos was the one holding pocket kings and this time they were luck for him as he held after seeing a 5♠ and 7♦ complete the board, to secure yet another double up. Kapnopoulos went from less than a single big blind to sitting with over ten, in just 20-minutes of play.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Two hands after running into kings, Ioannis Kapnopoulos moved all in for 55,000 following an under-the-gun raise to 200,000 from Erwan Pecheux. Braxton Dunaway called from the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 10♠A♥10♥, and Pecheux continued for 100,000; Dunaway folded.
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: Q♦J♥
Erwann Pecheux: A♠7♦
Pecheux flopped two pair, but after the 5♦ turn, the K♠ river completed a straight for Kapnopoulos, who more than tripled up to stay in the tournament.
Briant Alavez opened to 200,000 from under the gun. Ioannis Kapnopoulos on the button three-bet to 2,000,000, then Alavez moved all in for 2,405,000. Kapnopoulos snap-called.
Briant Alavez: K♠K♣
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: A♣10♣
Alavez's kings held on J♥7♣5♥J♦4♠, and he doubled up. Kapnopoulos thought he had been eliminated and left the table, but after both stacks were counted, he still had 55,000 chips, less than one big blind, behind. He was then called back to his seat.
Yaniv Peretz opened to 200,000 from early position and action folded to Briant Alavez in the big blind who defended.
The A♠8♥3♠ flop was check-called by Alavez after Peretz bet 150,000.
A J♦ was turned and Alavez checked. Peretz asked for 675,000 and Alavez considered his option before giving up his cards.
It’s no surprise to see Daniel Negreanu and Alex Foxen run deep at the WSOP... but not usually in a $600 tournament.
With just 31 remaining in Tuesday’s $600 Deepstack Mixed NLH/PLO, the cream has well and truly risen to the top, with some of the game’s biggest names sitting on big stacks at the head of what was a 3,332-entry field.
There’s $204,140 up top and a gold bracelet waiting at the finish line, so plenty to play for, even by high roller standards.
After a few pots of raise-folding by Braxton Dunaway from early positions and scooping the blinds, Ioannis Kapnopoulos opened to 200,000 from the hijack and Dunaway defended the big blind.
A 8♠4♥6♠ flop was bet by Kapnopoulos for 130,000 after seeing Dunaway check. The pair saw the 8♦ turn and checked to the J♠ river. Dunaway bet 400,000 which saw Kapnopoulos make a quick fold.
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