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The field have been sent on a 20-minute break.
When they return, two more levels are scheduled to be played before Day 3 concludes.
Mitchell Jones made a raise to 335,000 in the hijack. Carlo Wolters called on the button, and a 5♠J♣7♥ flop fanned.
Jones continued for 415,000, which Wolters quickly called. Jones sized up to 735,000 on the 6♥ turn, this time seeing Wolters put him all-in for around 3,500,000.
Jones attempted some speech play with Wolters, but it had little effect. Eventually, the clock was called on Jones, but he mucked his cards before his time ran out.
Jones claimed to have folded king-jack and asked Wolters if it was a good fold. Eventually, Wolters responded affirmatively as he added more to his mountain of chips.
Panteleimon Pontos moved all in from the cutoff. Brais Gonzalez made the call but was at risk.
Brais Gonzalez: A♥K♦
Panteleimon Pontos: K♠K♥
Pontos made kings and jacks across the 4♥4♠J♥J♠7♣ runout to send Gonzalez to the rail.
Terrance Reid open-shoved his stack of 1,850,000 under the gun. It folded to Soheb Porbandarwala in the hijack, who was the only interested party as he made the call.
Terrance Reid: A♣3♣
Soheb Porbandarwala: A♠K♣
Both players paired the A♦Q♠5♦ flop, with the 2♣ turn giving Reid a gutshot. It came in on the 4♥ river, doubling him up to a stack of 25 big blinds.
At another table, Carlo Wolters was seen with an eight-figure stack, putting him among the leaders of the field.
Edward Murphy moved all in for 2,850,000 as first to act. Georgios Skarparis made the call in the next seat over before the rest of the table got out of the way.
Edward Murphy: 7♥7♦
Georgios Skarparis: A♠A♦
Murphy was in dire shape, and no help arrived on the K♠2♥10♦Q♣4♠ runout, eliminating him from the Main Event.
Simon Levy had gotten his 5,200,000 chips in from the big blind against Soheb Porbandarwala, in middle position, and was at risk.
Simon Levy: 10♠10♥
Soheb Porbandarwala: A♦A♣
Levy turned a big sweat on Q♥5♥9♠J♥, but neither of his draws came in on the 9♣ river, eliminating him and shipping the big pot to Porbandarwala.
Umberto Ruggeri made it 320,000 as first to act. Matthew Hall then went all in for 1,165,000, which Ian Simpson called on the button.
Ruggeri got out of the way, leaving a heads-up showdown.
Matthew Hall: 4♠4♣
Ian Simpson: A♥10♠
Hall faded Simpson's outs on the 8♣2♦3♣9♣K♣ runout, making a flush in the end to secure the double-up.
Michel Karim was all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Michel Karim.
Michel Karim: A♦J♦
Ignotas Kirsis: K♣K♥
Karim cracked Kirsis's kings across the 9♥7♠A♣5♥2♣ runout to secure the double up.
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