Jane Bahk opened to 150,000 from early position to see Justin Coliny on the button, Yoann Saubot in the small blind, and Shawn Pilot in the big blind call.
The flop rolled out 7♠4♠4♦ and Saubot checked to Pilot who moved all in for 645,000, seeing only Coliny call.
Shawn Pilot: A♠3♠ 
Justin Coliny: 10♠9♠
Pilot's hand improved on the runout of 5♠J♥ and he secured the double-up at the expense of Coliny.
Action was picked up when the remaining stack of Sergiu Cornea was in the middle of the table. Rajagopal Sankaranarayanan made the call.
Sergiu Cornea: A♥10♣
Rajagopal Sankaranarayanan:A♠K♦
The dealer showed the board: J♥7♣4♠J♦Q♦
Sankaranarayanan won the pot with a higher kicker than Cornea.
Andreas Tomazou went all in preflop with his remaining stack of around 1,100,000 and got called off by Min Kim.
Andreas Tomazou: 8♥8♠
Min Kim: A♦8♦
The dealer revealed the board of J♠J♣9♥K♠6♣
Tomazou was already ahead and the board brought him another pair, which was unfortunate for Kim, who couldn't find any help and had to give his chips away.
Martin Kabrhel has won his sixth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet in WSOP Online Event #20: $3,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller for $195,195, but perhaps even more remarkable than the result itself is that he managed to do it while simultaneously in the money in three separate WSOP events.
The rumbunctious Czech high roller entered Thursday still alive across three different tournaments, having been spotted running between the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas over the past day or so trying to keep all his runs going at once.
And he managed to make it work in this one, navigating his way through the 338-runner field to the title and defeating Krista "Pollux" Gifford heads-up for bracelet number six.
Shawn Pilot opened to 300,000 in the hijack and only Jane Bahk called in the big blind.
The flop rolled out 4♣3♥2♠ and Bahk moved all in for 830,000 effective, sending Pilot into the tank.
After some thought he tossed his hand away, leaving Bahk to near the 3 million chip mark.
Kevin Rustice started with less than two big blinds in Level 26. He managed to double up twice.
In the first hand, he was heads-up with Carlos Aguirre. Rustice open-shoved for 105,000 with J♠9♦. Aguirre called with A♥J♣. The dealer ran the board 3♠9♥4♥2♥2♦. Rustice managed to find two pair on the board.
In the following hand, Jesse Herron opened to 120,000 on the button, in the small blind Tsubasa Kamei shoved for 1,350,000, Rustice decided to go all in as well, while Herron moved away.
Kevin Rustice: A♣A♦
Jesse Herron: J♣J♥
The board showed 10♥5♥4♠K♠5♣. Both players found two pair, however the aces of Rustice ensured he doubled up.
Evagoras Evagorou made it 135,000 to play from the hijack and was looked up by Dennis Snowdy in the small blind.
The flop came 6♣10♦2♦ and Snowdy led out for 95,000. Evagorou made the call.
The 5♦ peeled off on the turn and Snowdy didn't slow down and fired out a second bullet of 225,000. Evagorou thought for a while and made the call.
On the 9♣ river, Snowdy checked it to Evagorou, who after a short tank, moved all in and had Snowdy covered. Snowdy snap-called and tabled 9♠9♦ for a rivered set but was way behind Evagorou and his Q♦J♦ for a turned flush. Snowdy was sent to the rail in an unfortunate manner whilst Evagorou raked in the monster pot.
Terence Etim raised to 120,000 in the cutoff to see Rajagopal Sankaranarayanan three-bet to 260,000 on the button. In the small blind, Killian Farrell moved all in for 560,000 and only Etim called.
Killian Farrell: K♦K♣
Terence Etim: A♠A♥
The board ran out A♦9♠7♣3♣A♣ to give Etim quad aces and eliminate Farrell from the tournament.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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