Picking up the action on the river with a completed board of 
, Phachara Wongwichit and Tyler Cornell were heads-up in a pot. There was already around 450,000 in the middle and Wongwichit slid out a bet of 300,000.
Cornell instantly flicked in some chips to call and Wongwichit turned over 
for a straight. Cornell briefly flashed his 
for trip eights before they hit the muck.
Action was picked up on the turn as the board read
. Jake Toole bet 100,000 and was called by Laura Desantis.
The river came the 
. Desantis bet 240,000 and Toole called.
Desantis had the 
but was beaten by the 
of Toole who took in the pot.
Meanwhile at the same table, Ramon Colillas has accumulated more chips to rise toward the top of the chip counts.
On a completed board of 
, Eshaan Bhalla checked and Eyal Eshkar in the hijack made it 236,000 to go. Bhalla then jammed for another 501,000 on top and that sent Eshkar deep into the tank. The camera crew rushed by to film the potential all-in showdown and Eshkar eventually tossed in a single chip for the call.
Bhalla rolled over the 
for counterfeited two pair, which were beaten by the for a jack-high straight by Eshkar.
"I had to do it. I have many sevens, king-eight or kings in my range there," Bhalla mentioned in table chat while he waited for the payout runner to arrive with the ticket. Eshkar leaped above two million in chips and admitted that he had been very close to folding.
Steve Zolowtow opened to 35,000 in early position and was called by Andre Akkari from directly behind. Action folded to Daniel Sewnig on the button, who squeezed to 140,000.
It was folded back over to Zolowtow, who went all in after some contemplation. Akkari folded and Sewnig followed suit.
"You're not taking any sh**, are you?" tablemate Alex Goulder said.
"I just get good hands and I raise them," Zolowtow replied as he collected the pot.
Austin Lewis opted to call a bet worth 105,000 by Julian Milliard-Feral in the small blind on the 
turn. The Frenchman checked the river and Lewis checked behind. Milliard-Feral flipped over the 
, which Lewis had beat holding the 
.
After losing the majority of his stack, Mark Liedtke raised all in for 21,000 from the cutoff and was called by the big blind.
Mark Liedtke: 
Opponent:
Liedtke had his opponent dominated until the flop hit the felt giving them trip nines.
The turn was no good for Liedtke as it left him drawing dead and the river ended his Main Event.
Omar Saeed was in middle position and ended up getting his 378,000 stack in preflop against the cutoff.
Omar Saeed: 
Cutoff: 
Saeed was the victim of a classic cooler as the flop came 
. The dealer then put down the turn which caused the table to roar, and the 
completed the board to transform Saeed from victim to victor as he stayed alive and doubled his stack.
The flop came 
. Hayden Fortini bet 30,000 and was called by Ayodesi Coker.
The turn was the . Fortini led jammed which got a quick fold from Coker as Fortini took in some needed chips.
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