Michael Hager checked the A♦10♦J♣ flop from the big blind, and Alexander Kartveli slid out a bet of 4.500 in middle position.
The call was made, and Hager checked again on the Q♠ turn. Kartveli checked back to see the 6♦ river, where Hager checked one last time.
Kartveli tossed out 12,000, good enough to earn the pot as Hager folded. Kartveli showed A♠K♦ as he collected the chips.
John Cipriano and Travis Hartshorn both committed 8,400 before the 5♣8♥K♣ flop, where Cipriano fired another 4,400 into the middle.
Hartshorn called to the 4♦ turn, and Cipriano sized up to 9,000. Another call was made, and Cipriano checked the Q♦ river.
After taking some time, Hartshorn slid out a bet of 31,000, representing almost all of his opponent's stack. Cipriano counted his remaining chips before letting his hand go, and Hartshorn collected the pot.
William Beer's short stack was in the middle from the button, at risk against Robert Sichelstiel on his left.
William Beer: K♣4♦ 
Robert Sichelstiel: A♠10♣
Beer picked up additional outs on the 6♠3♦5♣ flop before Sichelstiel connected with the A♦ turn. The K♦ river was no help, and Beer made his way to the registration desk for a fresh starting stack.
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Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Players have reached the second break of the day, with action resuming in 15 minutes.
Level 7 will bring blinds of 400/800, with a big blind ante of 800.
Constantin Andronache opened to 3,000 in early position, and Logan Fitzpatrick made the call in the small blind.
Gary Bowker had recently reentered and called in the big blind, and the J♦7♦5♠ flop hit the table.
Fitzpatrick and Bowker checked to Andronache, who continued for 5,000. That produced quick folds from both opponents, and Andronache collected the pot.
Lawrence Di Christina was up from his seat with his stack in the middle, facing John Erickson across the table.
Lawrence Di Christina: 5♥5♦
John Erickson: A♠A♥
Di Christina could not improve on the K♣4♦10♦10♣J♦ board, as Erickson's pocket aces held to score the knockout.
Gary Bowker was all in on the 6♠J♣A♣ flop from the hijack, at risk when John Erickson shoved his larger stack in the cutoff.
Gary Bowker: 10♣7♣
John Erickson: 6♣6♥
Erickson's flopped set of sixes was able to dodge a club on the 9♦ turn and 9♥ river, improving to a full house while sending Bowker to the rail.
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