On the turn of a board that showed 10♣K♠2♦10♦, Mateus Moraes checked from early position and Matias Scaffo bet 5,500 from the cutoff. Arthur Coleman called from the button, but Moraes folded.
The 5♣ came out on the river and Scaffo fired out for a bet of 5,500. Coleman quickly called, and then mucked after Scaffo turned over 10♠7♠ for trip tens.
Timothy Carter opened to 1,800 in early position, with Amish Patel making the call on his immediate left. Jamie Flynn came along on the button, and the dealer fanned out the 10♥9♠4♦ flop.
Carter and Patel checked to Flynn, who slid a bet of 2,100 into the middle. That produced folds from both opponents, as Flynn added to his stack.
James Beers went all in from the cutoff with 4,100 chips, and was called by Martin Schroeder in the big blind.
James Beers: Q♥Q♣
Martin Schroeder: A♣K♥
Beers lost his lead immediately in a runout of 7♦A♥J♠7♣10♥ that sent him home a couple minutes after returning from the dinner break.
Some of the chip counts have been taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Cole Pearce raised to 1,400 in early position before Alan Carr three-bet to 4,000 in middle position. Diogo Ferreira then four-bet to 9,500 in the big blind and Pearce stuck in his last 4,500. Carr then reshoved for around 60,000 and Ferreira gave it some thought before folding, saying he had two jacks.
Cole Pearce: 4♠4♣
Alan Carr: K♣K♥
"I like my chances," Pearce said after finding out he had run into Carr's kings. The 9♦6♣6♥9♠6♠ board provided no help, and Carr ended up with a full house to send Pearce to the rail.
With around 20,000 in the pot on a flop of 8♣8♥6♣, Sean Miller bet 6,200 from middle position and Philip Yeh called on the button.
Miller checked on the 3♦ turn and Yeh bet 10,000. Miller then raised to 40,000, enough to put Yeh all in for his last 17,100, and Yeh took a minute before folding.
Here is a look at various stacks from around Horseshoe White, courtesy of the WSOP+ app.
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