A player in the big blind was all in and at risk against Lorenzo Lavis in middle position.
Big Blind Player: 
Lorenzo Lavis: 
It was essentially a coinflip but Lavis remained ahead after the 
flop, which actually removed one of his opponent's outs (losing three tens while picking up two nines). The 
turn and 
river completed a safe runout for Lavis, bringing his stack up above 1,000,000 while sending his opponent packing.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
These players received $10,387.
A player in middle position shoved his short stack into the middle and action folded to Boris Kolev in the big blind who called.
Middle Position Player: 
Boris Kolev: 
Kolev was way behind and did not find any help on the 
flop. The 
turn left him drawing thin with the river not providing one of his two outs, doubling up his opponent while barely putting a dent in Kolev's big stack.
The middle position player was eliminated on the next hand when he ran 
into and failed to improve.
These players received $9,521.
Daniel Negreanu went off on Justin Bonomo in his Monday WSOP vlog, accusing his high-stakes foe of being a "cheater" and said that he's "totally indoctrinated" by his social justice beliefs.
On Friday, after busting his second bullet in Event #50: $250,000 Super High Roller No-Limit Hold'em on a runner-runner bad beat, "DNegs" slammed his phone in frustration on the way out.
Most poker players on social media seemed to understand the frustration considering he's down nearly $1 million for the summer, but Bonomo was highly critical and went so far as to accuse the Poker Hall of Famer of "violence" and that incidents such as this could make others feel unsafe at the table.
Negreanu began his Day 27 World Series of Poker vlog by defending himself against Bonomo's tweets, and he didn't hold back.
"Someone sent me a tweet where Whacko Bonomo said that if he tied his shoes in front of someone that he wouldn't do it, because he's totally indoctrinated and a lost cause," Negreanu said. "The guy is a completely lost cause."
Rafael Moraes in late position had become short stacked and found himself all in and at risk against a player in middle position.
Rafael Moraes: 
Middle Position Player: 
Moraes had his opponent dominated and seemed set for a crucial double up. The 
runout kept him ahead and in the tournament.
These players earned $8,734.
Just before the break, with roughly 300,000 in the pot on a completed board of 
, Jacky Wang had moved all in for 373,000 and Nadya Magnus was contemplating her decision. After some time, Wang called the clock.
"I called the clock cause I really need to pee," Wang remarked as the tournament director came over to initiate the clock procedure.
As the tournament director counted down, Magnus put in the calling chips.
"I have the nuts," Wang said as he tabled to defeat Magnus' 
. Wang piled his new chips in front of himself before running off to use the restroom in an urgent manner.
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