Jorge Duarte opened to 30,000 from early position, only for Arthur Dore to three-bet all in for just under 300,000 from middle position. Action folded around to Juan Moroyoqui, in late position, who four-bet all in and had the other players covered. The rest of the table folded quickly, as did Duarte.
Arthur Dore: A♥Q♣ 
Juan Moroyoqui: A♦K♣
No help for Dore on the 9♠8♦7♥10♥10♦ runout, and he was sent to the cage.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
ESPN is ramping up its WSOP Main Event coverage this year, the first year the Bristol, CT-based sports network has aired poker's premier tournament since COVID.
The $10,000 buy-in World Championship event begins July 2 at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, and runs through Aug. 5, with a three-week break when the final table is reached. Poker fans who watched the WSOP on ESPN before it moved to CBS Sports Network from 2021-2025 will notice some similarities to the broadcasts of old, and a new, enhanced Main Event television and livestream schedule.
Players are on a 20-minute break, and 318 will return.
"The story starts with a 6♠," said Daniel Allen and pointed out his card in front of him to the rest of the table as the dealer exposed the card. Allen decided to open with 26,000 and got one caller, Nicholas Schultz, in the small blind.
Some more excitement at the table as two more sixes showed on the flop 7♠6♥6♦. Both players checked to the turn 5♣. Schultz put in 20,000, and Allen called. The river showed A♠.
The opponents checked to showdown. Schultz flipped his cards K♠Q♦ and Allen his K♦Q♠. The table started laughing as it was a split pot, but the story still starts with the six of spades.
Daniele Miniello raised from early position to 27,000, Christian Neidlinger moved all in from the small blind for 65,000, Thomas Blanton moved all in from the big blind for 155,000, and Miniello called.
Christian Neidlinger: J♥J♠
Thomas Blanton: A♠Q♣
Daniele Miniello: K♦Q♠
The dealer shot out 2♦7♣6♠6♣4♣, and Neidlinger stayed alive with two pair, and Blanton won a side pot with one pair and the ace kicker.
The players were discussing the hand afterward, and Martin Kabrhel stated, "It's over, guys; nobody busted."
Blanton retorted jokingly, " But we have to study."
Jason Jung shoved from late position for 79,000, and David Hochheim called from the button with the bigger stack.
Jason Jung: A♥K♥
David Hochheim: A♣J♠
The board was 4♦7♣2♠2♥6♥ and the king kicker played for Jung with the pair of deuces.
Action was picked up preflop: Diogo De Souza in early position raised to 50,000, Khoi Ta in the hijack moved all in for 296,000, and Peter Klepzig called from the small blind. De Souza reluctantly folded.
Khoi Ta: 7♣7♥
Peter Klepzig: A♦K♥
The board flopped 10♣A♥8♥3♠J♣ and Klepzig won with a pair of aces.
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