There were roughly 280,000 chips in the pot on a board of 7♥10♥7♦J♠.
Jesse Stanley, who was on the button, bet 54,000. David Eller called in middle position.
When the 2♣ was dealt on the river, Stanley asked the dealer, "How much is in the pot?" before deciding on a bet of 200,000. Eller quickly folded.
In a small pot of 48,000, Antoine Sankari in the small blind and Ka Kwan Lau in the big blind had reached the A♠5♣2♠9♥ turn. Sankari then bet 25,000, which Lau raised to 100,000.
Sankari called after some thought, seeing the 8♦ appear on the river. After Sankari had checked, Lau announced a pot-sized bet of 248,000. Sankari went deep into the tank, as calling would leave him with just 3,000 in chips.
Eventually, Sankari slammed in a tower of chips to call. Lau tabled A♦J♦4♠3♥ for a straight to the five, and Sankari mucked his cards in frustration.
Sankari's final chips were committed the very next hand, but he could not mount a comeback and was eliminated instead.
Action was picked up as James Vecchio was all in against Dylan Weisman.
James Vecchio: J♣J♦8♥7♣ 
Dylan Weisman: A♣K♠5♥3♥
The flop came 2♣9♣8♠, and when the A♠ hit the turn, Weisman said, "That's disgusting."
The 6♠ completed a flush for Weisman and eliminated Vecchio from the tournament.
Dylan Smith fired a pot-sized bet of 120,000 on the J♣4♣5♦ flop in a pot against Lawrence Chang. Chang then put his opponent all-in for roughly 300,000, which Smith quickly called off.
Dylan Smith: A♥10♥6♣5♣
Lawrence Chang: A♠A♦J♦5♠
Chang made a full house on the J♥ turn to lock up the pot, rendering the Q♥ river meaningless and sending Smith to the exit.
Joseph Curcio raised under the gun to 36,000, and David Benyamine called in the big blind.
The flop came 4♦K♣Q♦, and Curcio fired out a bet of 25,000. Benyamine called.
Both players checked on the 4♥ turn. Benyamine checked again on the J♣ river, and Curcio bet 40,000; Benyamine quickly folded.
In a pot of 90,000, Richie Allen committed his last 135,000 on the 9♠5♣7♣ flop in early position, being up against Evan Krentzman in the big blind.
Richie Allen: A♠A♦10♠3♥
Evan Krentzman: A♣10♦8♥7♦
Krentzman's pair of sevens found no improvement on the 2♣ turn or 3♦ river, awarding the pot to Allen's aces.
As displayed on the WSOP LIVE app.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
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