8♠Q♣2♦5♣10♣
4♦8♦7♥J♦6♥
Timothy Frazin got all in for 430,000 on the flop. Andrew Ung rejammed for 460,000, and Daniel Walmsley called to put them both at risk.
Timothy Frazin: 10♦6♦5♠4♣ 
Andrew Ung: A♠7♣6♠5♦
Daniel Walmsley: Q♦Q♥8♥6♣
Walmsley's set of queens held on the top board, whereas Frazin's redraw to diamonds prevailed on the bottom, leaving Ung with less than a full ante after chopping the side pot with Walmsley,
A♠J♣6♥2♣3♣
8♥Q♠5♥K♠K♦
Christopher Wood was all in for his last 10,000, unable to pay a full ante. The flop checked through.
First-to-act Ali Sheikholeslami bet 300,000 on the turn, and made the same wager on the river after he was called by Abdul Amer. Amer went deep into the tank before announcing "pot," enough to put his opponent all in. Sheikholeslami eventually folded.
Christopher Wood: A♥9♠7♦5♣
Abdul Amer: K♣Q♣8♣5♦
Amer had the nut flush on top and kings-full on bottom, with Wood unable to beat either. He wished luck to his tablemates as he exited the tournament area.
"You were drawing so dead on the turn," Sheikholeslami said to his opponent.
10♥8♠8♥3♣Q♠
A♣10♣7♠2♠J♥
Everyone checked on the flop to the turn, where action checked to Christopher Amaral, who bet 800,000 to see only Julio Trimmer call in first position.
On the river, Amaral moved all in for 330,000, and Trimmer called.
Christopher Amaral: XxXxXxXx
Julio Trimmer: K♣10♦9♣8♣
Amaral whipped his hand into the muck after Trimmer showed eights full on top board and a straight on the bottom to rake in the pot.
Level: 28
Ante: 100,000
Brian 'Smitty' Smith would stand out in the $1,000 WSOP Mystery Millions anyway. A tall guy with a broad smile, fully decked out in purple, he jokes that he's a "walking billboard" for the pancreatic cancer charity Purple Pansies.
But he stood out even more on Sunday, as the grinder from Atlanta, Georgia, pulled a gold chest for $100,000 and immediately announced it was all going to the charity so close to his heart.
The final 16 players have gone on their first break.
10♥A♦J♠9♦9♠
A♥J♦9♣Q♦4♥
Julio Trimmer bet out for 300,000 on the flop, and Ali Sheikholeslami on his left made it 700,000 to go, leaving just 15,000 behind. Action folded back to Trimmer, who called.
They checked the turn, then Trimmer check-called Sheikholeslami's 15,000 all-in bet on the river.
Ali Sheikholeslami: J♣J♥7♥6♠
Julio Trimmer: A♠K♥5♦3♣
Sheikholeslami scooped with a boat on top and a set on bottom.
K♣Q♦3♦9♥A♠
10♦6♥3♣10♥6♦
Action checked around to Julio Trimmer in the hijack, who bet 300,000. Christopher Amaral moved all in from early position for 435,000, and Trimmer called.
Christopher Amaral: A♦K♦J♥J♣
Julio Trimmer: K♥5♣4♥2♣
Amaral's aces and kings were good on the top board, with jacks-up being good on the bottom, earning him a full double.
K♣9♦J♥2♥6♣
J♦K♠6♦Q♠A♣
Paul Fehlig bet out for 200,000 before Jean-Marc Thomas moved all in for 555,000. Fehlig stuck in the call.
Jean-Marc Thomas: A♥Q♣10♥9♠
Paul Fehlig: K♦Q♦J♣9♥
Despite having already flopped the nuts with a king-high straight on top, Thomas called for a flush on the top board. All he needed to do was fade his opponent's boat outs, which he did, as well as hitting his wrap on the bottom board, making Broadway to secure a full double.
K♦6♥3♥Q♦8♠
K♠5♠2♣9♥10♥
Julio Trimmer bet 300,000 on the flop from first position, and only Jacob Fishbein on the button called.
On the turn, Trimmer bet 1,100,000 to see Fishbein move all in for 1,525,000, and Trimmer called.
Jacob Fishbein: K♣6♠5♣2♥
Julio Trimmer: K♥8♥5♦4♠
Fishbein had flopped two pair on both boards and was leading on the top with kings and sixes; both players had kings and fives on the bottom, and it looked like Trimmer would get quartered — until the river. Trimmer made a better two pair on top, kings and eights, and he took three-quarters of the pot.
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