Matthew Zambanini opened to 1,700 from late position, and Brock Wilson moved all in for 10,600 from the cutoff. Action folded back to Zambanini, who stuck in the call.
Brock Wilson: K♠J♦ 
Matthew Zambanini: 7♥7♦
It was a flip, and the 8♥5♣2♥J♣3♠ runout would allow Wilson to win it, as he secured a much-needed double.
Darren Elias opened to 1,600 from the cutoff, and his only customer was Matthew Zambanini on the button.
Elias put in a continuation-bet of 1,700 on the A♣9♦7♥ flop, and Zambanini came along for the ride. He then took initiative when checked to on the 6♣ turn, betting out for 3,500. Elias called, and the K♥ river was dealt.
Action went check-check, and Elias tabled A♦Q♣ for the winner.
Michael Gagliano opened to 1,800 from late position, and both Brandon Hamlet and Justin Vaysman defended their blinds.
Gagliano threw out a continuation-bet of 2,500 when checked to on the 6♠4♥10♣ flop, and yet again both players called, before action checked through on the 3♥ turn.
The river 2♠ saw Hamlet lead out for 2,500, and Vaysman raise to 10,200. Gagliano folded, and Hamlet went deep into the tank. After a few minutes, he decided to flick in the chips, only to see them handed over to his opponent, whose 5♥3♠ was the winner.
After busting right before the break, Salvatore Evola has rejoined the action.
Action folded to Drew O'Connell in the big blind, who raised to 2,600. Big blind player Alex Queen defended, and the two went off to a flop of K♥7♦K♠. O"Connell continued for 1,500, and Queen called.
The 3♥ turn checked through, and O'Connell fired 6,000 on the 2♠ river. Queen took a few moments before folding. Elsewhere, Blake Vogdes entered the tournament, and Clemen Deng re-entered.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The players are heading to a 60-minute dinner break. Action resumes at 6:50 p.m. local time.
Lauren Monosson opened to 1,200 from early position, and Nicholas Verderamo defended his small blind.
On a flop of 9♣7♣J♦ Verderamo checked, before check-raising to 6,300 over his opponent's bet. Monosson put in the call, bringing in the K♣ on the turn.
Here, Verderamo bet out for 4,000, Monosson shoved, and Verderamo stuck in the call.
Lauren Monosson: K♠J♠
Nicholas Verderamo: 10♦8♦
Verderamo had flopped the nuts, and his opponent couldn't find a boat on the 2♥ river, sealing her elimination.
Clemen Deng opened to 1,200 under the gun. Two seats to his left, Jordan Glazer put in the call, and all other players folded.
Deng bet out for 1,000 on the 2♥5♦Q♦ flop, then for 2,000 on the 6♥ turn. Both bets were called by Glazer.
He then slowed down with a check on the 6♦ river, and Glazer slid 6,000 forward, which was enough to put his opponent all in. Deng thought for quite some time before laying his hand down. He busted shortly after.
On another table, Cherish Andrews re-entered.
Due to the request of several players, the length of dinner break has been updated. Originally supposed to last 40 minutes, players will now have an hour-long break in between Levels 6 and 7.
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