Antoine Sankari raised in the cutoff to 120,000, and Dustin Murphy defended his big blind to see the 10♣3♣Q♠ flop. Murphy checked and called after Sankari continued for 60,000.
Both players checked through the 2♠ turn, and another pair of checks on the 5♠ river led to showdown.
Murphy turned over J♥10♦ for a pair of tens, good enough to take down the small pot as Sankari sent his cards into the muck.
Kharlin Sued in middle position opened to 120,000. Asi Moshe in the cutoff three-bet to 355,000 and Sued called.
Moshe continued for 120,000 on the Q♥10♣4♠ flop but Sued check-raised all-in for 620,000. Moshe snap-called.
Kharlin Sued: K♠J♠ 
Asi Moshe: A♠Q♣
Sued jammed with a straight draw while Moshe had top pair. The situation remained unchanged with the 8♦4♣ runout and Sued was eliminated.
Greg Himmelbrand was all in from middle position, at risk against Zilong Zhang in the cutoff.
Greg Himmelbrand: K♥K♦
Zilong Zhang: A♦K♠
Himmelbrand remained well ahead with his pocket kings through the 3♣9♣8♦ flop, with nothing changing on the 5♠ turn. Zhang then spiked the A♥ river to crack kings and send Himmelbrand out before the final break.
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.
Chris Moorman checked the 9♦8♣A♠7♥3♠ river in early position, and Zilong Zhang fired a bet of 200,000 on the button.
Moorman took some time before raising to 1,100,000, and Zhang went into the tank. Zhang opted to stick in a single calling chip, and Moorman showed 10♥9♥ for a pair of nines.
Zhang tabled A♦Q♦ for a pair of aces, and the pot was shipped his way.
The 24 remaining players are on their last 15-minute break of the day.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Methavee Taveekitvatee opened from the hijack and Evan Lindemann in the small blind was the only one to call.
The dealer fanned a flop of 4♥6♦J♦ and Taveekitvatee continued for 175,000. Lindemann check-called but check-folded to Taveekitvatee's second barrel of 400,000 on the J♥ turn.
Asi Moshe defended from the big blind after Dylan Weisman opened from the cutoff.
Weisman bet 165,000 on the 2♠8♠Q♦ flop. Moshe check-called, then both players checked the 3♦ turn.
They checked the J♥ river as well as Moshe flipped over A♦6♥. Weisman had a better kicker with A♥9♥ and scooped the pot.
Martin Jacobson raised in the cutoff to 160,000, and Viet Vo defended his big blind to see the 10♠K♦K♠ flop.
Vo checked to Jacobson, who continued for 100,000. Vo then check-raised to 215,000, and Jacobson slid in the call.
Another check from Vo followed the 3♦ turn, and Jacobson announced all in. Vo did not take long to let his hand go, and Jacobson collected the pot.
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