Joseph Antar opened to 25,000 and Marc Seymour three-bet to 68,000 from the next position.
When it came back around to Antar, he four-bet all in for 502,000. Seymour asked for a count before tanking some more.
"If I fold will you show?" said Seymour before eventually turning over A♠K♥ and folding.
"Same hand," said Antar, although his hand headed face down into the muck.
Level: 16
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The tournament clock shows 43 players remaining and they're heading on a 20-minute break. When they return the blinds will be 6,000/12,000.
On a 7♦7♣Q♣K♦ board, Tom Amir bet 65,000 and Noman Mirza called.
The river was the A♠ and Amir bet 90,000. Mirza shoved for 376,000 and Amir called.
Noman Mirza: K♥7♠ 
Tom Amir: J♠10♠
Amir had rivered the nut straight, but Mirza had turned a full house, doubling to around a million chips in the last hand before the break.
"He's about to hero-call me," Higor Seibel said as we approached the table.
Action was on the river of J♣J♦6♥4♠9♦ and Seibel had bet 110,000 into a pot of 145,000 out of the small blind. His opponent was Geetinder Singh in the big blind who eventually called.
Seibel turned over Q♣J♥ and took down the pot with trip jacks.
Tom Amir opened to 20,000 and got two callers.
The K♦7♦3♠ flop checked to Toby Giles who bet 15,000. Amir check-raised to 52,000 and the third player got out of the way.
Giles four-bet to 115,000 and Amir called.
The turn was the 5♥. Amir check-called 175,000 and the river was the 7♥.
Amir checked again and Giles thought before moving all in. Amir open-folded A♦4♦ for a missed nut-flush draw and Giles took down the pot.
Nurlan Boobekov was all in for his tournament life for around 500,000 in chips against start-of-day chip leader Sayed Jabbour.
Nurlan Boobekov: J♠J♥
Sayed Jabbour: K♣K♦
The pocket kings held on the 10♥6♣4♣2♦A♠ runout and Boobekov was eliminated.
Lauchlan Swann attempted to open from early position but it was called a limp. Jim Pizanias and Victor Dai both called.
"I'll raise and help you out," Marcial Dias said before looking at his cards and shoving for 200,000. Swann then re-raised all in for 590,000 and both other players folded.
Marcial Dias: 8♦8♣
Lauchlan Swann: K♦K♥
Swann flopped a full house on the 4♣4♥K♣ flop, but player chatter fell silent after the 8♥ came on the turn. Dias could hit the last eight in the deck to stay alive but the river was the 6♥ and he was eliminated.
Georgina Vuksanovic opened from the cutoff to 16,000 and was called by Laurence Hall on the button.
Martin Finger then three-bet all in from the big blind for 372,000. Vuksanovic announced call and Hall tanked before eventually folding.
Martin Finger: A♣Q♦
Georgina Vuksanovic: 10♥10♣
"I folded nines," said Hall.
The K♣9♠9♦ flop changed nothing, but the A♦ turn boosting Finger's hopes of staying alive.
The flop would have given Hall quads, but there was an uproar of laughter as the river came the 9♥, with quad nines now impossible.
Even Vuksanovic, who was filming the hand, couldn't help but join in the laughter as a sheepish Hall rejoined the table.
"Liar, liar pants on fire!" said Dylan Wayne.
"It might have been eights," said Hall, rejoining the table.
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