Three players saw a flop of J♦9♦8♥ come out with around 13,000 in the pot. Eelis Parssinen checked from the big blind and Kane Kalas bet 9,200 from the cutoff. Christopher Demaci called on the button, and Parssinen folded.
Both players checked the 3♠ turn to see the 6♦ hit the river. Kalas checked and then folded to Demaci's bet of 26,000.
John Zable raised to 3,000 from early position. Dylan Smith called in the cutoff, and Christos Argyriadis also called in the small blind.
On the A♥9♣7♥ board, Argyriadis checked to Zable, who bet 7,500. Smith called, and now Argyriadis put in a large check-raise to 32,000. Both his opponents folded, and the Bulgarian added to his already healthy chip stack.
Dan Shak limped from middle position before Quan Zhou raised to 4,800 from the hijack. Ronald Keijzer called from the cutoff, but William Stanford jammed for roughly 15,000 out of the big blind. Shak folded, and Zhou potted it back, forcing Keijzer to fold.
William Stanford: A♣A♥K♦K♥ 
Quan Zhou: Q♠J♥10♦8♥
Stanford had aces against Zhou's rundown. However, the board ran out 8♠8♦7♠9♠8♣ to give Zhou quad eights, sending Stanford out of the tournament.
These chip counts were taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 5
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
Lautaro Guerra raised to 3,500 in early position. Artur Martirosian called on the button, Sebastian Bastian called in the small blind, and Scott Eskenazi came along from the big blind.
The board came out 10♠3♦2♠. Action checked to Guerra, who bet 5,000. Maritrosian called, Bastian folded, and Eskenazi called as well.
The turn was the Q♥, and all three players checked. That was the same action on the 5♦ river, and Martirosian showed A♥10♦7♦2♥ for two pair, and that won him the pot.
A bunch of limps occurred before Jake White in the big blind raised the price of admission to 6,000. This led to calls from Eugene Golubchik, Dominique Mosley, and Billy Tarango to take four players to the flop.
Everyone checked the 7♠2♦2♣ flop to take all four players to a turn.
White checked when the J♣ peeled off. Golubchik opted to put out 11,000, and Mosley folded. Tarango called before White raised to 26,000. Golubchik folded before Tarango chose to go all-in over the top. White called, and the two players went to a showdown with White at risk.
Jake White: J♥J♠9♥8♠
Billy Tarango: A♣8♣2♥2♠
White turned top boat, but it was in this instance not enough as Tarango rolled over quads, leaving White only one out left in the deck to save him.
The 9♦ river was not it as White was sent to the rail.
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