There were roughly 90,000 chips in the pot on A♦10♥6♦.
John Pannucci from the big blind bet 15,000 then Pavel Plesuv on the button shoved for 114,000 and Pannucci snap-called.
Pavel Plesuv: Q♦J♦ 
John Pannucci: A♣5♣
The 9♦ on the turn meant Plesuv hit his flush and Pannucci was drawing dead. The dealer put out the 9♣ on the river to complete the board.
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A three-way all-in broke out between Jack Roser, Eelis Parssinen, and John Pannucci after a series of raises saw the chips go in preflop.
Roser was at risk for 95,000, while Pannucci was at risk for 251,000 total.
Jack Roser: A♥K♥
John Pannucci: A♦J♦
Eelis Parssinen: 10♥10♠
Parssinen needed his tens to hold, but the flop had other plans when the dealer fanned out 7♣4♠A♣ to give both Roser and Pannucci a pair of aces.
Roser barely had any time to enjoy his newfound lead when he lost it to Pannucci on the J♠ turn.
"King," Roser called as the river was being dealt. His wish came true when the dealer peeled the K♦ river to once again put Roser back into the lead and secure the triple-up.
Pannucci won the side pot to stay in contention, while Parssinen was left with the bill.
There were roughly 95,000 chips in the pot on Q♥3♥A♥.
Igor Yaroshevskyy in the big blind bet 20,000, and Dietrich Fast in middle position called. Action checked to showdown as the board ran out K♥ on the turn and the 10♦ on the river.
Yaroshevskyy flung his cards of 7♣6♣ across the table knowing seven high could not win the pot, then Fast tabled A♦Q♣ to take the pot.
Emre Nuhoglu opened the bidding with a raise to 10,000 from middle position. Thomas Boivin called from the next seat over. Pavel Plesuv decided to risk it all with a jam for approximately 151,000 from the small blind in response. Nuhoglu put in the call, while Boivin folded to go to a showdown with Plesuv at risk.
Pavel Plesuv: K♠10♠
Emre Nuhoglu: J♣J♥
Plesuv needed to find his overcard during the runout, but the flop brought the wrong paint when it came 2♠4♥Q♦.
Plesuv gained some outs on the 4♠ turn, but it did not to pass on the 8♣ river as Plesuv was eliminated.
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Action was picked up as Alexandre Reard was all in for 80,000 from the cutoff against Pavel Plesuv in the small blind.
Alexandre Reard: 5♥5♠
Pavel Plesuv: A♣K♦
The board ran out Q♦3♦4♥5♣6♣, and Reard doubled.
Jesse Lonis opened to 8,000 from early position. The open got three callers, including Akin Tuna in the hijack, Benjamin Grise on the button, and Joseph Beasy in the big blind.
The 4♦A♥4♥ flop led to a check from Lonis. Tuna opted to bet 10,000, which got a call from Grise. Beasy and Lonis folded to trim it down to two players.
Tuna checked the K♥ turn before Grise bet 35,000 in response. Tuna made the call.
The K♣ river led to a check from Tuna, but Grise was not done betting. Grise opted to bet 125,000 in response. Tuna gave it some thought, but decided on a fold to award the pot to Grise.
All counts according to the WSOP Live app.
Level: 5
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break. Play will resume at the 2,000/4,000 level.
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