Moonho Seo in middle position jammed for 14,000, Ognyan Dimov on the button raised all-in for 39,500 and Abdullah Selcuk in early position called both stacks.
Moonho Seo: K♥10♦ 
Ognyan Dimov: A♣Q♥
Abdullah Selcuk: 9♥8♥
Both Selcuk and Sea flopped a pair on 10♥6♣9♦, but after the 6♦ turn, Dimov hit the Q♣ river to eliminate Seo and more than double up.
Pierre Calamusa opened to 3,000 from the cutoff. Tobias Duthweiler on the button three-bet all-in for 24,500 and Calamusa called.
Tobias Duthweiler: A♦9♦
Pierre Calamusa: A♠10♥
Calamusa had a better kicker and hit a pair on Q♦10♠4♥A♣2♥ to eliminate Duthweiler.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
“Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, buddy!” laughs a fist-pumping Joe Hachem. It's a line still familiar to poker fans everywhere.
More than 20 years have passed since the man from Down Under earned his place among poker's immortal few by winning the 2005 WSOP Main Event, yet memories of that electric night at Binion’s remain as vivid as ever.
Hachem's was a victory that helped define a golden era. Riding the shockwaves of the Chris Moneymaker-inspired Poker Boom, another charismatic, relatable world champion had emerged — the first, and still only, Australian to win the game's greatest prize.
Level 8 just ended and the 360 remaining players are on their last 20-minute break of the day. They'll play two more levels tonight before wrapping up.
Ihor Popyk opened to 2,300 from middle position before Dongjae Roh jammed for 45,300 from the hijack. Marcel Grubinger called from cutoff, and the rest of the players folded.
Dongjae Roh: Q♣Q♥
Marcel Grubinger: 10x10x
Roh was miles ahead and his queens remained best following the 3♣6♥K♣6♦3♦ runout.
Four-way on a flop of 8♦3♠Q♥9♥ with the flop being checked by all four players, Frank Brannan in the small blind bet 6,000. Jose Ferreira under the gun was the only one to call.
The A♣ completed the board and Brannan checked. Ferreira seized this opportunity to bet 10,000 and he managed to make Brannan fold.
Marco Slacanac raised from the button before Tom Middleton made it to 11,000 from the small blind. Slacanac four-bet to 35,000 and called off his stack of around 68,000 when Middleton made it 100,000.
Marco Slacanac: J♠J♦
Tom Middleton: A♦Q♠
Slacanac remained ahead on the K♠9♥2♥ flop, but the A♥ turn gave Middleton a pair to take the lead. The 3♦ completed the board, and Slacanac was eliminated.
Johan Guilbert in the small blind food himself all-in and at risk for 15,300 against Ramon Colillas in the hijack.
Johan Guilbert: J♠J♦
Ramon Colillas: A♠9♥
Colillas flopped top pair on 8♥A♣3♣, but after the Q♦ turn, YohViraL luckily hit the J♣ river to double up. "How would you rate Ramon's call ?" Matas Cimbolas at the table joked. “Four, maybe five,” Guilbert replied before bursting out laughing with Cimbolas.
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