Down to a mere 15 big blinds, Dennis Huntly had jammed out of the big blind before the break and doubled with 
versus 
. The board came 
and Huntly remained in contention on a table that also features Robert Spano, Oliver Gill, Yosuke Sekiya and Hao Tian.
The remaining 240 players are on another 15-minute break for the day.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Dennis Huntly called from the hijack and was followed by Oliver Gill in the small blind. Hao Tian checked from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Gill tossed out 3,000. Tian snap-mucked and Huntly followed shortly after.
"I just got a seven. Nothing special," said Gill, as he collected the small pot.
Robert Spano raised to 3,600 from the cutoff and was called by Martin Finger in the big blind.
The flop came 
and Finger checked. Spano bet 4,800. Finger called.
Both players checked the 
on the turn before the 
completed the board.
Finger fired out 6,500 and took down the pot after Spano mucked his hand.
Soon after getting back from the break, James Hopkins got involved in the action and ended up jamming the 
river for just under the size of the pot in the cutoff. His opponent was Ravindran Maravar, who eventually check-called the jam out of the big blind and Hopkins turned over 
for a bluff gone wrong.
Maravar claimed the pot with 
for top pair and Hopkins quickly headed out of the tournament area.
On a 
turn Joshua McCully check-called 7,500 and the pair saw a river.
Both players checked with Lynskey showing 
for a rivered full house. McCully showed 
also for a rivered full house which saw him take down the pot.
On a board of 
the action was checked three times before the decision fell on Jack Salter in the cutoff. He bet 3,500. He found only one call from the player in middle position.
Both players then opted to check as the 
completed the board.
Salter reluctantly showed his 
for two pair but took down the pot after his opponent mucked his hand.
Table eight has an all star line up with several big names and big stacks, and table 10 just a few meters over just saw Celina Lin take the seat that formerly belonged to Mikael Koistinen. According to Raphael Wimmer, he called the four-bet shove of Koistinen with kings and the Finn couldn't get there with queens to bow out.
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