In a heads-up pot on a board of 2♦6♠10♣3♥, Sandeep Koralla bet 100,000 and Anatoly Nikitin called.
Koralla then sized down to 75,000 on the Q♥ river and Nikitin used two time banks before calling.
Koralla could only show ace-high with A♠K♠ as Nikitin rolled over 9♥9♦ to drag the pot with two nines.
Level: 9
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players have been sent on a 22-minute break with the clocks showing 143 runners so far.
Justin Zaki was all in for 166,500 against Alex Kim to his direct left.
Justin Zaki: 9♦9♥ 
Alex Kim: A♥A♦
The board ran out 6♣6♠10♦7♥8♥ as Zaki hit a runner-runner straight to crack the aces of Kim.
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Level: 8
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Andrew Lichtenberger was seen leaving his seat after being eliminated at the hands of David Coleman.
Alex Foxen joined the table launched into a discussion with Jonathan Little about how he dresses at the poker table.
"I try to look as homeless as possible," the high-stakes pro said.
"You've got a nice backpack," said Little. "If you see a homeless guy with a nice backpack..."
"You might just wonder who he stole it from," said Foxen.
Shortly after, Andrew Lichtenberger opened to 10,000 in the hijack and Foxen three-bet to 27,000 on the button. Lichtenberger re-raised to put Foxen all in and he quickly called off to be at risk.
Alex Foxen: A♠Q♣
Andrew Lichtenberger: K♥Q♦
Foxen had his opponent dominated and his hand held for a double as the board ran out 5♠A♦4♣6♣Q♥.
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