Goichi Kawaski raised all-in from middle position with 350,000. Facundo Trigueiro called on the button with less.
Facundo Trigueiro: 6♥6♣
Goichi Kawaski: A♠Q♦
In a runout of 9♠5♠5♣Q♠7♥, the race was won on the turn when Kawaski paired his queen.
According to the WSOP LIVE app.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The remaining 72 players are now on a 60-minute dinner break. Play is expected to resume at around 8:00 p.m.
In the last hand before the dinner break, David Kaufmann kicked off the action with a raise to 80,000. The action folded to Rachid Amamou, who raised to 120,000, before Steve Petrusevski moved all in for about 265,000.
Kaufmann folded, and Amamou made the call, sparking plenty of table chatter as the cards went on their backs.
Amamou asked Kaufmann, “You misclicked too?” to which Kaufmann replied, “Yes, that wasn’t intended,” as both admitted to choosing the wrong bet size in the hand.
Steve Petrusevski: A♠K♦
Rachid Amamou: K♥J♥
The board ran out 4♣10♦A♣A♦7♦, giving Petrusevski trips aces and a full double-up. One player at the table remarked, “Both of them misclicked and he wakes up with ace-king.”
Kaufmann then stood up and said, “I need dinner,” as the players headed into the break.
Dennys Ramos opened for 40,000 in early position and Corentin Soulier in late position called. Robbie Bull on the button decided to join them to see a flop.
The flop came 7♣K♦5♣. Ramos fired 50,000 but got raised by Soulier to 120,000. Bull called but Ramos got out of the way.
Both players checked the 2♦ turn. But on the 10♥ river, Bull fired 325,000 after action was passed to him. Soulier called.
Bull tabled 5♦5♥ promoting Soulier to muck his hand.
Huy Nguyen raised to 40,000 from middle position. Justin Zaki three-bet to 110,000 from the hijack. Jose Cayetano, who was in the cutoff, moved all of his chips forward for an all-in.
Nguyen asked for a count, then called.
Zaki folded his hand.
Huy Nguyen: J♥J♣
Jose Cayetano: A♥A♦
Nguyen needed to fin a jack in the runout to crack the aces, but the final board read 7♥8♠3♠Q♠6♣, ending his run.
Brant Jolly got all of his 360,000 chips in against Chris Da Silva.
Brant Jolly: A♠Q♣
Chris Da Silva: A♦K♦
Jolly's dominated ace proved to be a problem in a runout of A♥10♦5♠9♥8♦, with Da Silva's king kicker making the difference.
Omar Del Pino had just called late positioned Maher Achour's 125,000 three-bet from the big blind when Truyen Nguyen in early position shoved all-in for around 375,000. with action back to him, Achour responded with an all-in announcement, pushing Dell Pino out of the hand.
Truyen Nguyen: 3♣3♥
Maher Achour: K♦Q♣
Achour was immediately pushed into the lead when the flop came 4♦K♠J♦. The turn J♠ didn't help Nguyen and the river Q♠ sealed his fate. Nguyen left the table as Achour scooped the pot.
Ashish Gupta moved all in from early position for 195,000, and the action folded to Hang Xu in the small blind, who made the call to put him at risk.
Ashish Gupta: 7♣7♥
Hang Xu: K♥Q♥
The board ran out 2♠6♠5♠8♥7♠, giving Gupta set sevens on the river and securing a full double-up to keep his tournament hopes alive.
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