Action was picked up as Mihai-Cristian Tabac was all in for 58,000 from the cutoff, and Xue Song who was under the gun was deep into the tank, and after a short while he made the call.
Mihai-Cristian Tabac: J♣J♠ 
Xue Song: Q♦Q♥
The board ran out 9♣8♥K♣4♠Q♠, and Tabac was eliminated.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Luis Rodrigues Dono raised to 1,300 from early position, and Antonio Vargas called in the big blind.
The flop came K♥A♠3♣ and Dono fired out a bet of 900, and Vargas called. Both players checked on the 9♥ turn and Vargas decided to lead on the A♥ river for 1,200.
Dono went into the tank for a short while before he decided on call. Vargas tabled 4♥4♣ but could not beat Dono's 7♠7♣.
Yang Zhou checked the J♣3♥10♣ flop from the big blind, and Tony Gregg bet 2,400 from the cutoff. Zhou made the call, and both players checked the J♥ turn.
One last check from Zhou followed the 9♥ river, where Gregg bet 6,200. After taking some time, Zhou slid in the call.
Gregg showed K♥Q♦ for a straight, and the pot was sent his way as Zhou mucked.
Najeem Ajez opened to 1,500 in early position, and Steven Spivack made the call on his left. Malcolm Franchi had just begun his massage and moved all in across the table for 8,300. Ajez folded, while Spivack counted out a call and the hands were turned up.
Malcolm Franchi: A♣8♣
Steven Spivack: Q♥Q♦
"Queens?" asked Franchi after seeing his hand in bad shape. "Might be the shortest massage of my life."
Spivack held through the 3♦7♣2♠5♥5♠ runout to secure the knockout.
"Sorry," Franchi said to his masseuse as he got up to exit the tournament area.
Will Givens bagged a big stack on Day 5 in the WSOP Main Event, but he was mysteriously absent when play resumed Saturday morning.
It was a bit strange to see an empty chair this deep in the biggest tournament in the world, where the remaining players were playing for potentially millions of dollars. But Givens, a Will Kassouf of sorts at the poker table, had something better to do than arrive on time, he told PokerNews. Apparently, he can't crush it on the felt without the proper nutrition. More specifically, avocado toast.
There were roughly 8,000 chips in the pot on 3♣10♣K♥6♠.
Ueberton De Aquino in the cutoff bet 5,500 and Killian Desnos in the big blind made the call. Both players decided to check on the 10♥ river and Desnos announced, "ten," then tabled 10♠9♥.
Aquino was visibly frustrated as he mucked his cards.
Ali Eslami opened to 1,200 in the cutoff, and Yoko Sasaki replied with a three-bet to 3,000 in the small blind.
Eslami made the call, and Sasaki continued with a bet of 1,500 on the 8♣8♦Q♣ flop. That was enough to take the pot, as Eslami let his hand go.
There 25,000 chips in the pot on 7♥J♦4♦.
Andrew Moreno in the cutoff checked to Joshua Gebissa on the button and he fired out a bet of 12,000, and Moreno called. Action checked to showdown as the board ran out Q♠ on the turn and the 2♠ on the river.
Moreno tabled 6♦6♥ and took the pot.
Four-way action to the 5♣7♦Q♣ flop saw Loic Debregeas check from the big blind. Vitalijs Korhs did the same from under the gun, and Facundo Trigueiro followed with a check in the hijack.
Neymar slid out a bet of 2,500 from the button, producing a trio of folds around the table to secure the pot.
The following hand went Neymar's way as well, after raising from the cutoff with no callers.
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