Action was picked up on the river with roughly 180,000 in the pot and the board showing K♠8♥8♦9♣4♥.
Jason Koon checked from the small blind to James Collopy in the cutoff. Collopy bet out 147,000, and after thinking it over for majority of the 30 second shot clock, Koon made the call.
Collopy tabled A♠A♦ and Koon quickly mucked to give the pot to Collopy.
Manuel Fritz open shoved in the cutoff for 62,000, putting himself at risk. Stephen Song made the call on the button.
Manuel Fritz: A♦A♠ 
Stephen Song: K♠10♥
The board of 5♦J♦9♠7♦9♣ ran out clean for Fritz, who secured the much needed double up.
Level: 13
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
The remaining 23 players are now on a 15-minute break and will return to blinds at 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 big blind ante.
Stephen Song opened the action with a raise from early position, which was called by Sean Winter in the hijack. Clemen Deng then three-bet to 78,000 from the cutoff, and once it folded back to Song, he made the call. But Winter then four-bet all in for his stack of 448,000. After using two time banks, Deng made the call, and Song got out of the way to leave the players heads up, with Winter at risk.
Sean Winter: Q♠Q♥
Clemen Deng: A♦Q♣
Winter just called the open from Song and it allowed him to back raise after the three-bet from Deng. In a great position to double up, the board ran out 6♦2♥K♠5♠8♣ which was clean for Winter, securing the double up with his pocket queens.
Elias Gutierrez raised to 25,000 in middle position and Edward Sebesta flatted in the cutoff.
The flop came 9♥Q♠K♣ and Gutierrez continued with a bet of 30,000. Sebesta raised to 70,000 and Gutierrez made the call.
The turn landed the Q♣ and Gutierrez check-folded to a bet of 100,000 from Sebesta.
Action was picked up on the turn with 108,000 in the pot and the board showing 4♥K♥3♠7♣.
Sean Winter checked from the small blind and Rodger Johnson on the button bet out 25,000. Winter then raised to 108,000, which Johnson called.
The river brought the 8♥ and Winter fired out 315,000. Johnson gave it some thought before mucking his hand to give the pot to Winter.
Andrew Lichtenberger opened the action with a raise to 25,000 before Shannon Shorr three-bet. It then folded back to Lichtenberger who four-bet to 130,000. Shorr made the call to see a flop.
Both players checked after the Q♠J♦6♥ flop, which brought the 9♠ on the turn. Lichtenberger then checked to Shorr who bet out 200,000. Lichtenberger quickly mucked to give the pot to Shorr.
Action picked up on the river with a sizable pot brewing between Elias Gutierrez and Sean Winter.
With the board reading Q♠10♥7♣J♥5♣, Winter bet enough to put Gutierrez all in, who had 588,000 behind.
Gutierrez made the call and tabled Q♣J♣ for two pair, queens and jacks, besting the 9♠9♦ of Winter.
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