These chip counts are taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
Level: 14
Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000, 2,000 Ante
The clock shows 64 players remaining at the second break of the day.
Omaha Hi-Lo
With Jiyang Gan's short stack in the middle, action continued between Huck Seed and Scott Seiver.
Seed checked the Q♣2♠8♦ flop, folding once Seiver fired a bet. That left Gan heads-up, and the cards were tabled.
Jiyang Gan: A♠A♣K♣2♥ 
Scott Seiver: A♥9♠7♥5♠
Gan's aces remained in front through the 10♠ turn and 10♦ river, making two pair to triple his stack.
Limit Hold'em
Daniel Mayoh raised from the button and Ben Yu called for his last 5,000 from the small blind. Joao Vieira three-bet from the big blind, which Mayoh called.
With Yu all-in, the dealer fanned out a flop of 2♣8♥3♠. Vieira bet and Mayoh called.
Vieira bet again on the 9♣ turn, and was met by a raise from Mayoh. Vieira folded, and the cards were revealed with Yu at risk.
Ben Yu: Q♥J♦
Daniel Mayoh : A♦9♥
Mayoh had top pair, and Yu needed a queen or a jack to stay alive. The 8♣ rolled off on the river, meaning Yu was out of the tournament.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Three-way action to the J♠8♠2♣ flop saw Patrick Leonard lead out with a bet from the small blind. Koji Fujimoto called in the big blind before Philip Sternheimer raised in middle position.
Leonard then slid out a three-bet, with Fujimoto folding as Sternheimer moved his last chips into the middle.
Philip Sternheimer: 7♠7♣5♣2♠
Patrick Leonard: A♠J♥7♦3♣
Sternheimer could not improve on the 10♦ turn or K♦ river, as Leonard's pair of jacks held to score the elimination.
Limit Hold'em
With David Steicke all-in from the big blind, Matt Glantz and Jyri Merivirta saw the dealer spread out a flop of 7♣4♥Q♥. Both players checked for the 7♥ to land on the turn. Glantz bet from the cutoff, which Merivirta called.
Glantz bet again on the 8♦ river and Merivirta called. Glantz showed 9♠9♦ for a pair of nines, which won him the side pot as Merivirta mucked. Sticke hadn't looked at his cards and slowly turned over K♦4♣ for just a pair of fours, which meant he was out of the tournament.
Limit Hold'em
Scott Seiver raised the button and Gus Hansen three-bet from the small blind. Seiver called.
Hansen bet on the 10♥2♠4♠ flop and Seiver called.
The 3♥ appeared on the turn, causing Hansen to bet again. Seiver called.
After Hansen bet on the 10♦ river Seiver went into the tank. After a little while, Seiver reluctantly called.
Hansen showed the winner with J♥10♠ for trip tens.
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