Two players were all-in against the red-hot running Elior "poopypie" Sion including Julien "Romainhusman" Stropoli and Gaby "kidrurim" Livshitz to the create the following showdown.
Julien "Romainhusman" Stropoli: 
Gaby "kidrurim" Livshitz: 
Elior "poopypie" Sion: 
On a board of 
, Sion once again scored and sent two opponents to the rail this time.
A three-way all-in emerged with Songhui "snooo" Wu as the shortest stack in showdown from the cutoff, as Marvin "BeerPressure" Rettenmaier was also at risk out of the big blind against Yu Fai "Peterboy7" Wu on the button.
Songhui "snooo" Wu: 
Marvin "BeerPressure" Rettenmaier: 
Yu Fai "Peterboy7" Wu: 
One Wu pulled ahead on the 
flop and the 
turn was a blank but the river ensured the double knockout.
The next player to get his stack in against Elior "poopypie" Sion was table neighbor Bin "flyaway28" Zhou who was looking for two overcards in a pot worth more than 1.6 million.
Bin "flyaway28" Zhou: 
Elior "poopypie" Sion: 
On a 
board, neither ace nor king showed up and the pot was shipped to Sion.
Success in the WSOP Main Event is the dream of pretty much every tournament poker player. Some have achieved that dream, making it to the final table and competing on the grandest stage the game has to offer. A select few have had the fortune of winning, immortalizing themselves on banners that hang on the walls of the Amazon Room every year.
No player, however, can match the incredible three-year run put together by Johnny Chan.
A 10-time bracelet winner and participant in high-stakes cash games both televised and not during his career, Chan has plenty to point to when it comes to poker plaudits. But no matter what he accomplishes in this game, it seems more likely than not that he'll be most remembered for what he did in the WSOP Main Event from 1987-1989.
The 75 remaining players are on a six-minute break.
Kris "i5betbluff" Safawil raised to 120,000 on the button and called off a three-bet shove from Steve O'Dwyer in the big blind. O'Dwyer was all in for nearly 1.1M.
Steve O'Dwyer: 
Kris "i5betbluff" Safawil:
The lowly pair remained ahead on a 
board for a double-up.
Kristen Bicknell opened the action with a button raise to 132,000 and Parker Talbot simply moved all in for nearly 3.3 million in the big blind. Bicknell quickly used three emojis as Abhinav "OBellaCiao" Iyer also chimed in with one and Bicknell then used a portion of her time bank before making the call for 2.6 million total.
Kristen Bicknell: 
Parker Talbot: 
The board ran out 
and Bicknell soared to more than five million.
Justin "LappyPoker" Lapka rarned a portion of those chips with aggression right before they went on the next scheduled break.
Kristen Bicknell saw her stack drop below the average when she folded to the aggression of Parker Talbot and the three-time WSOP bracelet winner was on the verge of losing another bigger pot in a preflop all-in against Tomas "HeyAfi" Altamirano for nearly 1.4 million in chips total.
Tomas "HeyAfi" Altamirano: 
Kristen Bicknell:
On a board of 
, Bicknell improved on the turn to reduce the field further.
Jakob "lechayim" Miegel raised it up to 120,000 in the cutoff and Alex Foxen three-bet to 1,150,000 in the small blind, which had Miegel and Nick "rdcrsn" Maimone in the big blind covered. Maimone folded but Miegel came along for the ride.
Jakob "lechayim" Miegel:
Alex Foxen:
On a board of , Foxen missed out on a double gutshot and became one of the shortest stacks.
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