Lucas Jumalon in the small blind raised to 1,900,000. After arriving 20 minutes late yet again today, Will Givens in the big blind three-bet to 5,800,000. Jumalon four-bet all in for 27,800,000, then Givens went into the tank before calling.
Lucas Jumalon: A♥10♠ 
Will Givens: A♦Q♥
Jumalon was lucky enough to flop trips on a board of 4♠10♣10♥3♥7♠ to survive and secure a massive double-up.
Jamie Shaevel has made a habit of cashing in the WSOP Main Event for years, but this time around he has a legitimate shot to win life-changing money, and maybe a bracelet.
The Southern California native isn't even a tournament player. He barely plays any tournaments outside the Main Event, yet he's cashed in this tournament eight times since 2011, this being his first time reaching Day 8.
Shaevel's Hendon Mob page shows just 35 total live tournament cashes dating back to 2009, averaging about two per year. Nearly a quarter of those cashes have come in one tournament. He's only cashed six times in any tournaments since 2017, four of those in the WSOP Main Event, and he has an explanation.
Romain Lewis raised to 1,200,000 in middle position and Hossein Ensan called.
Ensan checked on the flop of 10♠Q♥3♦ and Lewis bet 1,100,000. Ensan laid it down.
Thomas Clack limped in from the small blind, and Malcolm Trayner applied pressure with a raise to 2,200,000 out of the big blind, forcing out Clack.
Trayner raised to 1,200,000 thereafter and folded when Brock Wilson pushed all in for 12,500,000.
Clack opened to 1,200,000 in the following hand and earned calls from Han Feng as well as Tolga Karakaya out of the blinds. The trio checked the 5♣4♠3♣ flop to the 8♥ turn, on which Feng checked again. Karakaya bet 1,700,000 and took down the pot.
Rami Hammoud K♠J♠ raised to 1,200,000 in the cutoff before Shaun Deeb 10♠10♥ three-bet to 4,800,000 in the big blind. Hammoud called, and the flop came A♥K♥Q♦. Deeb then bet 2,400,000, and Hammoud called.
Deeb bet another 6,800,000 on the 6♦ turn, and Hammoud again called.
The river was the 10♦ and Deeb slowed down and checked his set. Hammoud then moved all in with his straight.
Deeb stood up from his seat and went deep into the tank as he considered the decision for his last 16,600,000. He burned through multiple time banks over several minutes, but he eventually gave up his hand and surrendered the pot to Hammoud.
Dylan Smith in middle position jammed for 7,400,000 and he was called by Lucas Jumalon on the button.
Dylan Smith: A♣J♠
Lucas Jumalon: K♦Q♦
After a flop of 6♣8♦8♣, Jumalon found a flush draw with the 7♦ turn. The 6♦ river completed the flush and Smith was sent to the rail.
Dylan Smith on the button opened to 1,200,000. Antonio Galiana in the small blind three-bet to 4,000,000, then Evagoras Evagorou in the big blind four-bet to 9,000,000.
Smith quickly folded and Galiana folded as well.
Malcolm Trayner raised to 1,200,000 shortly after the major setback but found no resistance to claim the blinds.
Todd Brunson then raised to 1,200,000 and was called by Thomas Clack, which brought along a flop of Q♥10♣6♠. Brunson checked to Clack who bet 2,000,000 and won the pot right there.
Trayner made it 1,200,000 to go and Jamie Shaevel went into the tank before he three-bet to 3,600,000. Once it was back on Trayner, he sent his cards into the muck.
The next min-raised pot saw a flop of A♠K♥7♦ on which Trayner bet 3,500,000 into Clack and took it down.
Shaun Deeb 7♥7♣ raised to 1,200,000 in the hijack and Michael Gagliano 10♥10♦ called on the button as Rami Hammoud 5♦4♣ came along in the big blind.
Action checked to Gagliano on the flop of 10♣9♠K♣ and he bet 1,800,000 with his set. Both opponents folded.
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