Dong Ji got his short-stack of around 30,000 into the middle from late position, and Danny Panagatos made the call from the small blind to try and bust him.
Dong Ji: K♦5♦ 
Danny Panagatos: A♥9♥
Panagatos was ahead with ace-high, but Ji had two live cards working for him with five to come.
Panagatos ended up with top pair on the J♦J♠10♥A♠7♣ runout, and Ji was the next player to head to the cashier's desk to collect his payout.
Charles Claunch got it all in preflop for 36,000 in the big blind against David Schneider in middle position, who covered.
Charles Claunch: A♠Q♣
David Schneider: K♥Q♠
Claunch's ace-queen remained best as the board ran out J♥6♥4♣7♠2♣, earning him the double-up.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The latest chip counts according to WSOP app.
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The 460 players have been sent on a 15-minute break and will return to blinds at 3,000/5,000 with a 5,000 big blind ante.
Phuoc Nguyen made it into the money having just a single 1,000 denomination chip left in his stack. He tossed it into the pot in middle position, looking to spin it up against Curtis Freeze in the big blind.
Phuoc Nguyen: K♣5♦
Curtis Freeze: A♠J♣
Nguyen pulled ahead on the 10♦5♥8♣ flop, pairing his five. The turn landed the 2♠ and the river fell the 7♠, keeping his tournament hopes alive.
Larry Latham open-shoved in middle position for 27,000 to put himself at risk and was called by Robert Law in the small blind.
Larry Latham: A♠J♦
Robert Law: Q♠Q♦
Latham couldn't find an ace on the 2♥K♣6♦3♥3♠ runout, earning him the title of bubble boy.
Robert Zeidman was in the big blind and got it all in on a flop of 6♠7♦4♠ against Gregory Bowman in early position, who had the covering stack.
Robert Zeidman: 6♦4♦
Gregory Bowman: K♦K♥
Zeidman remained in the lead on the 3♠ turn, but the 7♥ river gave Bowman a better two pair.
With Zeidman's elimination, the tournament is now on the stone bubble.
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