No ROW Main Event YouTube stream until tomorrow at least: The Night Shift is streaming now on ESPN+ with Ali Nejad and Nick Schulman, but the ROW YouTube stream is down. If you're French, the Winamax YouTube stream is also live.
More time banks for everyone: After all the hubbub about a shot clock being instituted in the Main Event, it's clear things can change at any moment around here.
To wit: when the remaining players in the Main return from dinner, they will all get four more time bank cards. Stay tuned for whatever is next!
Main Event chip leader Tom Clack got all of his chips from Ralph Perry. Clack flopped a set of fives and put Perry all-in on a 
runout. Perry had pocket eights and 8.7 million behind, but with 15.6 million already in the middle, he wasn't a believer and made the call.
Time for some food: The 42 remaining players in the Main Event are on their dinner break. Ralph 'On your bike' Perry was eliminated in 44th ($215,00). The chip leader is Tom Clack with 28,850,000, followed by Malcolm Trayner on 28,100,000. Will Givens also has a big stack of 25,475,000. Shaun Deeb has chipped up to 17,850,000.
WSOP Main Event livestream down on YouTube: The ESPN+ stream is still working, as is the French-language Winamax YouTube stream. They're currently being badgered in the chat by viewers asking them to do the commentary in English instead. So far, their on-screen replies have been very polite.
How does it feel to get knocked out deep in the Main Event? Dutch Boyd nails it in conversation with Jeff Platt.
Shaun Deeb on shot-clock controversy: "I think it's a necessary evil at this stage of the tournament... it's the best solution to the problem at hand."
Main Event: Sachin Joshi eliminated in 45th ($180,000). And with that elimination, the remaining 44 players are all guaranteed $215,000. The next pay jump is at 35th which is worth $265,000.
Lennart Hennig
Naoya Kihara eliminated from $3K TORSE in 16th ($12,471): It's another cash for the 2026 POY contender, but he misses out on the final table.
Hayley Hochstetler
David Williams – 'I've spoken to the WSOP': Will things change for the final table?
