The 1,006 remaining players have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break. The tournament will resume around 4:30 p.m. local time.
Meanwhile, due to the massive interest in the Super Main Event, Day 1f, which was originally scheduled for a 6 p.m. start, has been pushed back to an 8 p.m. start.
Jan Tomsovic opened to 2,200 under the gun. Andrea Galan and Katharina Hennig called in middle position, prompting Quentin Destoky, who was chipleading the table, to squeeze in a three-bet to 12,000 on the button.
Tobias Hantsche called cold in the big blind, after which Tomsovic made a pained fold. Galan's and Hennig's cards quickly hit the muck as well, and a 3♠K♦J♦ flop was dealt.
Hantsche promptly led out for 8,000. Destoky called to the 10♦ turn, where Hantsche bet 25,000. Destoky then moved all in, and Hantsche snap-called for around 60,000 in total.
Tobias Hantsche: A♥10♥ 
Quentin Destoky: A♦Q♠
Destoky had turned the nuts, and he improved to a flush on the 8♦ river. Hantsche's pair of tens were mucked, and he left the table after staying in his seat for another minute.
The pot stood at around 15,000 with two players looking at a flop of 4♠A♦2♦.
Andreas Mehrer, in early position, checked and then called a bet of 11,100 from Erik Lanin, in the hijack.
The 5♣ turn checked through to the 5♦ on the river. Mehrer took the lead for 15,000. Lanin evaluated the bet, which made up the vast majority of his stack, before choosing to fold.
R raised to 2,200 from the button, Jaime Diaz three-bet to 7,500, from the small blind, and R called.
The A♠5♣2♣ flop saw Diaz continue for 4,500. R called.
The 9♥ turn saw Diaz bet again, this time for 7,000. R didn't back down.
The 3♠ river prompted Diaz to move all-in. R called the bet for his effective stack of 18,000.
R: K♥3♦
Jaime Diaz: A♦9♣
R's speculative call down had run into Diaz's turned two pair of Diaz, sending him to the rail.
In a pot of just 9,000, Ryan Carroll pushed his stack of 23,300 all in on the Q♥9♦10♦ flop from the small blind. Amer Dagdelen then reshoved for 50,000 in middle position, and Belmondo called, covering both players on the button.
Ryan Carroll (UK): Q♣4♣
Amer Dagdelen: K♥K♦
Belmondo: J♥8♥
Belmondo had flopped a straight, and he knocked out both opponents when the runout landed 3♣4♦.
The player under the gun raised. Avraham Shavit, one position over, three-bet to 5,500, and Wiktor Pawlowski, in the cutoff, cold-called. The original raiser folded.
Shavit slowed down on the 9♦2♣10♠ flop, check-calling a bet of 4,000 from Pawlowski.
The J♠ turn checked through to the Q♠ on the river. Shavit retook the lead for 8,000, and Pawlowski decided to let go of his hand.
In a big pot worth around 50,000, Juergen Leise bet 55,000 on the 10♥J♥2♥ flop from early position. Clemente Lettiero then shoved all in for 85,300 in the next seat over, and Leise entered the tank.
After about a minute, Leise folded, much to the amazement of the rest of the table. He showed the J♠ while doing so, prompting Lettiero to table A♥6♥, showing his opponent he had made a good fold.
Level: 6
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
The pot stood at 9,000 in the middle with two players looking at a flop of 8♠Q♣10♣.
The action was caught as Ercan Yildiz, in the small blind, was all-in and at risk for his effective stack of 26,000 against David Schvartzman, on the button.
Ercan Yildiz: 8♦8♦
David Schvartzman: J♦9♦
Schvartzman was ahead after flopping the nut straight, leaving Yildiz on the wrong end of the cooler and needing the board to pair to survive. Dramatically, the 8♣ landed on the turn, giving Yildiz quads. The irrelevant 2♦ fell on the river, and Yildiz doubled up.
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