Michael Addamo raised it up to 33,600 in the hijack and Joao Mathias Baumgarten three-bet jammed for the final 95,128 in the cutoff after brief consideration. Addamo made the call and held the superior ace in showdown.
Joao Mathias Baumgarten: 
Michael Addamo: 
Addamo paired his kicker on the 
flop and remained ahead on the 
turn. Baumgarten needed a nine or king and got just that with the 
river.
Endrit Geci had raised from the early position and Isaac Haxton was all-in from the cutoff for 355,872 for the action to fold back to Geci who made the call with the bigger stack.
Isaac Haxton: 
Endrit Geci: 
The board ran out 
for Haxton to flop top two pair and improve to a full house on the turn to double up with.
Several well-known poker pros have departed in the last few minutes and among them was also Samuli Sipila. The Finn had flopped an open-ender with 
on 
and jammed it in after missing his draw. Dominykas Mikolaitis had turned top pair with 
when an ace appeared and sent Sipila to the rail.
Ivan Cutic raised from the early position and Adrian Mateos three-bet shoved from the middle position for 369,401. The action folded back to Cutic who quickly made the call.
Adrian Mateos: 
Ivan Cutic:
The board ran out 
for Cutic to river the top pair to eliminate Mateos for now.
In the last hand prior to the scheduled five-minute break, Guillaume Nolet raised to 35,200 and was called by Jon Ander Vallinas Santos and Peter Chien. Tom Hall jammed the last 116,896 out of the small blind and picked up two calls by Vallinas Santos and Chien.
On a flop of , Vallinas Santos check-raised from 154,108 to 432,000 and was called by Chien. The Spaniard led the 
turn for 136,000 to earn a call and jammed the river for 810,789.
Chien elected to fold with the slightly superior stack and saw Vallinas Santos turn over the 
for quads. By then, Hall was already gone and his was briefly flashed before the Brit vanished.
With almost 530 entries in the field, over half of what is needed to reach the guaranteed prize pool of $5,000,000, the remaining players have been sent for their third 5-minute break of the day.
Ilya Anatsky was all-in from the middle position and up against Rodrigo Semeghini on his right while the rest of the table had gotten out of their way already.
Ilya Anatsky: 
Rodrigo Semeghini: 
The board ran out for Anatsky to bust with the lower full house.
Level: 7
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Jaime Staples raised from under the gun but was met with resistance by Christopher Frank out of the big blind.
Frank bet the 
turn for 122,450 into a pot of 362,888 and Staples called. That led to the 
river on which Frank bet 205,487. Staples went deep into the tank and used more than 30 seconds of his time bank before releasing the cards into the muck.
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