Ronny Mirel moved all in from middle position with 825,000 chips. Michael Elbilia called from the hijack.
Avraham Rosenberg three-bet all in with the biggest stack at the table. Elbilia let his hand go.
Ronny Mirel: A♥7♣
Avraham Rosenberg: A♠A♣
Mirel's brush with aces turned out as the odds would indicate, as the runout of K♦8♣7♥10♥2♣ sent him to the rail.
Peter Csampai went all in under the gun with his remaining stack of 1,950,000. The rest of the table decided to fold except Jhunairon Cornelia on the button, who opted to go all in as well. The small and big blind opted to fold.
Peter Csampai J♥10♥
Jhunairon Cornelia A♥K♦
The dealer revealed the board 3♦J♠2♦4♦10♠
Unfortunately, Cornelia's hand didn't hold; the ten on the river allowed Csampai to double up.
David Chocheles moved all in from the cutoff. Timothy Acker, in the small blind, made the call for less.
David Chocheles: A♠4♠
Timothy Acker: 9♦9♠
The runout did not go Chocheles' way, with the full board of 7♦9♥4♦Q♥7♣ giving Acker a set on the flop and the win.
The players are back from their break and will resume play at the new blind level of 100,000/250,000/250,000.
Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
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Phil Hellmuth tries to keep it positive on social media. But a bad beat elimination from a recent 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) event caused the "Poker Brat" to rant.
The 17-time bracelet winner posted a three-minute video shortly after busting on Day 2 from Event #33: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship. In that clip, he expressed frustration two weeks into a long WSOP.
The remaining 160 players are currently on a 15-minute break.
The action was picked up when the dealer showed the flop 5♣K♦5♥. Hang Xu check-called Brennen Bryant for 200,000.
The turn showed 4♦. Xu decided to call Bryant again, this time for 385,000.
The river card showed Q♦. Xu checked again, then Bryant went all in. After a lot of thinking, Xu opted to fold.
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