Mario Colavita raised to 200,000 from under the gun, Omar Zazay called in the big blind.
Both players checked when the flop came 4♠A♦6♣.
Zazay led for 200,000 when the 3♦ hit the turn, and Colavita called
Zazay did not slow down on the A♠ river and he fired out another for 500,000, then Colavita went deep into to the tank and around two minutes later he made the call.
Zazay tabled trips with A♣9♠ and took the pot.
Matthew Lambrecht was in the small blind and got it all in preflop for less than ten big blinds against Omar Zazay on the button.
Matthew Lambrecht: J♠J♥ 
Omar Zazay: A♠A♦
There were no jacks to be found on the 9♦10♥2♥6♥6♣ runout, and Lambrecht's impressive tournament run came to an end.
Julian Milliard raised to 200,000 from middle position, Jessica Vierling called in the big blind.
Milliard fired out a bet of 100,000 when the flop came A♠J♣7♣, but Vierling raised to 300,000, Milliard called.
With only 850,000 behind Vierling put Milliard all in, Milliard went deep into the tank before he eventually called.
Julian Milliard: A♣8♠
Jessica Vierling: A♦J♥
Milliard was drawing dead as the 10♥ hit the river.
Christos Argyriadis raised to 200,000 in early position and Adam Kharman three-bet jammed in the big blind for about 1,500,000 to put himself at risk. Argyriadis made the call.
Adam Kharman: K♠10♠
Christos Argyriadis: A♥J♦
Kharman was live, but couldn't improve on the 6♠8♥Q♦3♣8♦ runout, and was sent to the payout desk.
Level: 27
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
The remaining 16 players are on a one-hour dinner break.
Action folded around to Jessica Vierling in the small blind, who raised to 640,000, and Zachary Donovan three-bet jammed in the big blind for 985,000 to put himself at risk. Vierling made the call.
Zachary Donovan: A♣Q♣
Jessica Vierling: J♦J♣
Donovan pulled ahead on the 9♦A♠6♠ flop, pairing his ace. The turn landed the 10♣ and the river fell the 2♥, earning him the double up.
Julian Milliard raised to 160,000 from the button, and Daniel Wokoun called from the big blind. The flop was J♣10♦K♣, and Wokoun checked to Milliard, who bet 180,000. Wokoun called.
On the turn 9♠, Wokoun checked, Milliard bet 125,000, and Wokoun raised to 420,000. Milliard called.
On the river K♠, Wokoun moved all in for 1,400,000 effective, and Milliard went into quite a long think tank and even apologized to the table, who were understanding. Milliard folded eventually, and Wokoun scooped a massive pot.
Don't worry, Phil Ivey isn't washed up. The G.O.A.T.'s just running bad thus far at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP). Even the superstars aren't immune from variance.
Ivey, 17 days into the Series, is still seeking his first cash of the summer, perhaps the biggest surprise thus far. The 11-time bracelet winner busted Thursday on Day 2 of Event #36: $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em well short of the money.
An opportunity to double-up arose, however. He moved all in with K♣Q♦ and found himself in a decent spot, racing against Andrew Lichtenberger's 7♠7♥. But the 7♣ appeared on the flop to secure the pot for "Lucky Chewy." Ivey, as he always does when he busts a tournament, quietly exited the room without expressing any frustration.
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